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It's The British Broadcasting Century's century!
Thanks if you've joined us for the story so far, from Morse and Marconi to Reith and the Pips (before Gladys Knight took over lead vocals).
This special 100th episode is for both the newcomer and the seasoned veteran - being the previous 99 episodes in summary form, BUT with lots of new bits.
So this is no best-of... (alright it's a bit of a best-of) ...this is packed with new things we didn't know, old things we hadn't found yet, new perspectives on the areas we've covered previously, things we left out completely, and much more, or less, depending on how you look at it.
New things include:
And we've been asking you for your favourite moments so far. So we re-bring you:
...You get the idea.
Thanks for joining us for our first 100 episodes - here's to our next 100.
Do share this with people to help make that happen!
.
SHOWNOTES:
Next time: Episode 101: The Sykes Inquiry, and the Early Recordings Association.
More info on this broadcasting history project at paulkerensa.com/oldradio
By Paul Kerensa4.7
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It's The British Broadcasting Century's century!
Thanks if you've joined us for the story so far, from Morse and Marconi to Reith and the Pips (before Gladys Knight took over lead vocals).
This special 100th episode is for both the newcomer and the seasoned veteran - being the previous 99 episodes in summary form, BUT with lots of new bits.
So this is no best-of... (alright it's a bit of a best-of) ...this is packed with new things we didn't know, old things we hadn't found yet, new perspectives on the areas we've covered previously, things we left out completely, and much more, or less, depending on how you look at it.
New things include:
And we've been asking you for your favourite moments so far. So we re-bring you:
...You get the idea.
Thanks for joining us for our first 100 episodes - here's to our next 100.
Do share this with people to help make that happen!
.
SHOWNOTES:
Next time: Episode 101: The Sykes Inquiry, and the Early Recordings Association.
More info on this broadcasting history project at paulkerensa.com/oldradio

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