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Poetas que usaram palavras e imagens simples para nos falar das verdades mais fundas da vida, do mundo e do ser humano.

Uma análise e leitura de poemas de referência.

Poetas que usaram palavras e imagens simples para nos falar das verdades mais fundas da vida, do mundo e do ser humano. Uma análise e leitura de poemas de referência.

O Som que os Versos Fazem ao Abrir

Grandes Batalhas da Antiguidade mostra alguns conflitos em momentos decisivos, identificando os contextos que estiveram na sua origem e ?pinta? com sons o que poderá ter sido a possível realidade material desses grandes conflitos, procurando também enquadrá-los em elementos vivenciais caracterizadores das diferentes sociedades que os protagonizaram.

Ficha técnica
Realização e escolha musical de Paulo Nazaré Santos
Narração de João Almeida
Sonoplastia de Tomás Anahory

Grandes Batalhas da Antiguidade mostra alguns conflitos em momentos decisivos, identificando os contextos que estiveram na sua origem e ?pinta? com sons o que poderá ter sido a possível realidade material desses grandes conflitos, procurando também enquadrá-los em elementos vivenciais caracterizadores das diferentes sociedades que os protagonizaram. Ficha técnica Realização e escolha musical de Paulo Nazaré Santos Narração de João Almeida Sonoplastia de Tomás Anahory

Grandes Batalhas da Antiguidade

Um programa de bandas sonoras de Edgar Pêra, com músicas de projetos futuros e remisturas inéditas de filmes do passado.

Kinorama

Um programa da responsabilidade da Imprensa Nacional - Casa da Moeda que pretende divulgar e preservar na memória coletiva grandes nomes da nossa história (cultural, política, social e artística).

O Essencial Sobre

Contraconto 
notas e contos em contraponto

Um programa de Bruno Santos
com Eva Barros e Catarina Sobral

Contraconto notas e contos em contraponto Um programa de Bruno Santos com Eva Barros e Catarina Sobral

Contraconto

Uma janela sobre o mundo das ideias.
Com Luís Caetano e convidados.

Uma janela sobre o mundo das ideias. Com Luís Caetano e convidados.

Um Certo Olhar

TTfromTheD Morning show features a wide range of guests that include, community leaders, entertainers, authors, business professionals and entrepreneurs. 

Our target audience is vast with something for everyone. We enjoy providing a platform to inspire, encourage and empower people while adding laughter and excitement. 

Monday through Friday at 6:00am!

TTfromTheD Morning show features a wide range of guests that include, community leaders, entertainers, authors, business professionals and entrepreneurs. Our target audience is vast with something for everyone. We enjoy providing a platform to inspire, encourage and empower people while adding laughter and excitement. Monday through Friday at 6:00am!

TTfromtheD Podcast show

Документальный подкаст про удивительную и трагичную историю рок-н-ролла в Камбодже. Эта музыка пережила диктатуру красных кхмеров и чудом сохранилась. С помощью архивных материалов и интервью музыкант Антон Маскелиаде реконструирует этот малоизвестный, но важный эпизод музыкальной истории — а еще разбирается, что стало с авторами и как политика связана с искусством.

Подкаст сделан студией «Терменвокс». По вопросам рекламы пишите сюда adv@terminvox.ru, по другим вопросам сюда podcasts@terminvox.ru

Документальный подкаст про удивительную и трагичную историю рок-н-ролла в Камбодже. Эта музыка пережила диктатуру красных кхмеров и чудом сохранилась. С помощью архивных материалов и интервью музыкант Антон Маскелиаде реконструирует этот малоизвестный, но важный эпизод музыкальной истории — а еще разбирается, что стало с авторами и как политика связана с искусством. Подкаст сделан студией «Терменвокс». По вопросам рекламы пишите сюда adv@terminvox.ru, по другим вопросам сюда podcasts@terminvox.ru

Кровь на струнах

Co-Created is a podcast that takes you behind the scenes of digital storytelling. Hosted by <a href="https://www.kristywolfestories.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Kristy Wolfe</a>, each episode features conversations with storytellers and facilitators who craft powerful digital stories, diving into how these stories are created, who shares them, and why they matter. Whether you're fascinated by storytelling or love discovering new perspectives, this podcast offers a deep dive into the art of meaningful narrative.Co-Created is presented by <a href="https://commonlanguagedst.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Common Language DST</a>, a leader in digital storytelling facilitation training for health and wellness changemakers. Supported by the team at Snack Labs, this podcast is a collaborative effort that promotes ethical storytelling and empowers audiences to engage with personal stories in a deeper way.Subscribe and listen wherever you get your podcasts! Sound Design: Donovan MorganMusic: Doldrums by <a href="https://ellenbraun.bandcamp.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Ellen Braun</a><hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Co-Created is a podcast that takes you behind the scenes of digital storytelling. Hosted by Kristy Wolfe, each episode features conversations with storytellers and facilitators who craft powerful digital stories, diving into how these stories are created, who shares them, and why they matter. Whether you're fascinated by storytelling or love discovering new perspectives, this podcast offers a deep dive into the art of meaningful narrative. Co-Created is presented by Common Language DST, a leader in digital storytelling facilitation training for health and wellness changemakers. Supported by the team at Snack Labs, this podcast is a collaborative effort that promotes ethical storytelling and empowers audiences to engage with personal stories in a deeper way. Subscribe and listen wherever you get your podcasts! Sound Design: Donovan Morgan Music: Doldrums by Ellen Braun Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Co-Created is a podcast that takes you behind the scenes of digital storytelling. Hosted by <a href="https://www.kristywolfestories.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Kristy Wolfe</a>, each episode features conversations with storytellers and facilitators who craft powerful digital stories, diving into how these stories are created, who shares them, and why they matter. Whether you're fascinated by storytelling or love discovering new perspectives, this podcast offers a deep dive into the art of meaningful narrative.Co-Created is presented by <a href="https://commonlanguagedst.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Common Language DST</a>, a leader in digital storytelling facilitation training for health and wellness changemakers. Supported by the team at Snack Labs, this podcast is a collaborative effort that promotes ethical storytelling and empowers audiences to engage with personal stories in a deeper way.Subscribe and listen wherever you get your podcasts! Sound Design: Donovan MorganMusic: Doldrums by <a href="https://ellenbraun.bandcamp.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Ellen Braun</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Co-Created

"Эхо прошлого" — это подкаст о конкретных исторических событиях, которые в том или ином виде продолжают влиять на наше настоящее. "Шпионы", "предатели", "враги народа"… знакомые ярлыки? Почти забытые маркеры вновь актуализируются. Вновь людей преследуют за инаковость. Клеймят за неприятие линии власти. Вместе с экспертами мы пытаемся распутать этот клубок, найти причинно-следственную связь.

"Эхо прошлого" — это подкаст о конкретных исторических событиях, которые в том или ином виде продолжают влиять на наше настоящее. "Шпионы", "предатели", "враги народа"… знакомые ярлыки? Почти забытые маркеры вновь актуализируются. Вновь людей преследуют за инаковость. Клеймят за неприятие линии власти. Вместе с экспертами мы пытаемся распутать этот клубок, найти причинно-следственную связь.

"Эхо прошлого" — это подкаст о конкретных исторических событиях, которые в том или ином виде продолжают влиять на наше настоящее. "Шпионы", "предатели", "враги народа"… знакомые ярлыки? Почти забытые маркеры вновь актуализируются. Вновь людей преследуют за инаковость. Клеймят за неприятие линии власти. Вместе с экспертами мы пытаемся распутать этот клубок, найти причинно-следственную связь.

Эхо прошлого

Это подкаст "А что после Путина?". Его ведет Рамазан Алпаут, редактор Татаро-башкирской службы Радио Свободная Европа. Он обсуждает с экспертами и активистами сценарии будущего России.

Это подкаст "А что после Путина?". Его ведет Рамазан Алпаут, редактор Татаро-башкирской службы Радио Свободная Европа. Он обсуждает с экспертами и активистами сценарии будущего России.

Это подкаст "А что после Путина?". Его ведет Рамазан Алпаут, редактор Татаро-башкирской службы Радио Свободная Европа. Он обсуждает с экспертами и активистами сценарии будущего России.

А что после Путина?

Это аудиоверсия проекта издания "Idel.Реалии" (idelreal.org).

Комната 319. Как пытают и фабрикуют уголовные дела в Татарстане

开个学校不稀奇，开个所有老师是金庸小说人物的学校稀奇不？靖哥哥教你弓箭，田伯光教你赛跑，东方姐姐一对一陪你刺绣，楚香帅手把手告诉你怎么撩妹！ 自带系统，开局就让你学会绝世武功！精彩故事，快来听吧！ ※ 羽音文化出品 <img data-key="0" src="http://imagev2.xmcdn.com/storages/bbb9-audiofreehighqps/86/7F/GMCoOR4IOU2_AAva4wIct_kb.jpg!op_type=4&device_type=ios&upload_type=attachment&name=mobile_large" alt="" data-origin="http://imagev2.xmcdn.com/storages/bbb9-audiofreehighqps/86/7F/GMCoOR4IOU2_AAva4wIct_kb.jpg?op_type=0" data-large="http://imagev2.xmcdn.com/storages/bbb9-audiofreehighqps/86/7F/GMCoOR4IOU2_AAva4wIct_kb.jpg!op_type=4&device_type=ios&upload_type=attachment&name=mobile_large" data-large-width="750" data-large-height="2036" data-preview="http://imagev2.xmcdn.com/storages/bbb9-audiofreehighqps/86/7F/GMCoOR4IOU2_AAva4wIct_kb.jpg!op_type=4&device_type=ios&upload_type=attachment&name=mobile_large" data-preview-width="140" data-preview-height="380" />

开个学校不稀奇，开个所有老师是金庸小说人物的学校稀奇不？靖哥哥教你弓箭，田伯光教你赛跑，东方姐姐一对一陪你刺绣，楚香帅手把手告诉你怎么撩妹！ 自带系统，开局就让你学会绝世武功！精彩故事，快来听吧！ ※ 羽音文化出品

开个学校不稀奇，开个所有老师是金庸小说人物的学校稀奇不？靖哥哥教你弓箭，田伯光教你赛跑，东方姐姐一对一陪你刺绣，楚香帅手把手告诉你怎么撩妹！ 自带系统，开局就让你学会绝世武功！精彩故事，快来听吧！ ※ 羽音文化出品

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Glückskinder Podcast für Menschen, die Kinder begleiten.

Für alle, die spüren: Es geht auch anders. Tiefer. Wahrhaftiger.

Im Glückskinder Podcast geht es um bedürfnisorientiertes Leben mit Kindern – und mit uns selbst.

Mit Impulsen aus der Bindungspädagogik, Traumapädagogik und der gewaltfreien Kommunikation lade ich dich ein, neue Perspektiven einzunehmen:

Für echte Verbindung, 
eine sichere Eltern-Kind-Beziehung und
einen liebevollen Umgang mit den eigenen inneren Anteilen.

Hier findest du Raum für Reflexion, ehrliche Geschichten, fundiertes Wissen und konkrete Alltagshilfe – damit du deinen ganz eigenen Weg in ein bewusstes, beziehungsstarkes Familienleben gehen kannst.

Herzlich Willkommen, Glückskind 🍀 

Seit 2004 helfe ich Menschen, die Kinder begleiten – früher als Familienhelferin in Berlin, heute als Familiencoach mit Fokus auf bedürfnisorientierte Begleitung.  

Ich helfe dir dabei, für deine Familie eure aktuelle Herausforderung zu lösen, damit ihr wieder mehr Harmonie im Alltag erleben könnt.

🦋  Ohne Druck, Zwang oder Manipulation.
🦋  Stattdessen mit Vertrauen, Herz & absoluter Klarheit

Im Glückskinder Familiencoaching profitierst du 1:1 von meiner langjährigen Arbeit als Familiencoach, Bindungs- und Traumapädagogin.

Mit echtem Herzblut, tiefem Verständnis für deine Lebenswelt und einem systemischen Blick auf das, was ihr jetzt wirklich braucht.

Meine Spezialität: Ich erkenne verborgene Muster wie Sherlock🕵️‍♀️. 

In den letzten 20 Jahren durfte ich tausende Menschen durch ihre persönlichen Prozesse begleiten. 

In meinem Break the Cycle Coaching helfe ich dir, toxische Muster aus deiner Herkunftsfamilie in Leichtigkeit zu verwandeln, damit sich dein Traumleben vor dir entfaltet.

Erlebe eine völlig neue Dimension von Fülle in allen Lebensbereichen:

🦋 Beziehungen.
🦋 Geld.
🦋 Berufung.
 
Du hast eine starke Vision für diese Welt? 

In meinen Coaching Räumen zeige ich dir, wie du deine neue Identität als Leaderin und Mentorin zu 100% verkörperst. 

Schau dir meine Angebote im Glückskinder Shop an oder arbeite direkt 1:1 mit mir im Coaching. Wir sehen uns auf meiner Homepage 👉🏽 www.yvonnegeorge.de

Glückskinder Podcast für Menschen, die Kinder begleiten. Für alle, die spüren: Es geht auch anders. Tiefer. Wahrhaftiger. Im Glückskinder Podcast geht es um bedürfnisorientiertes Leben mit Kindern – und mit uns selbst. Mit Impulsen aus der Bindungspädagogik, Traumapädagogik und der gewaltfreien Kommunikation lade ich dich ein, neue Perspektiven einzunehmen: Für echte Verbindung, eine sichere Eltern-Kind-Beziehung und einen liebevollen Umgang mit den eigenen inneren Anteilen. Hier findest du Raum für Reflexion, ehrliche Geschichten, fundiertes Wissen und konkrete Alltagshilfe – damit du deinen ganz eigenen Weg in ein bewusstes, beziehungsstarkes Familienleben gehen kannst. Herzlich Willkommen, Glückskind 🍀 Seit 2004 helfe ich Menschen, die Kinder begleiten – früher als Familienhelferin in Berlin, heute als Familiencoach mit Fokus auf bedürfnisorientierte Begleitung. Ich helfe dir dabei, für deine Familie eure aktuelle Herausforderung zu lösen, damit ihr wieder mehr Harmonie im Alltag erleben könnt. 🦋 Ohne Druck, Zwang oder Manipulation. 🦋 Stattdessen mit Vertrauen, Herz & absoluter Klarheit Im Glückskinder Familiencoaching profitierst du 1:1 von meiner langjährigen Arbeit als Familiencoach, Bindungs- und Traumapädagogin. Mit echtem Herzblut, tiefem Verständnis für deine Lebenswelt und einem systemischen Blick auf das, was ihr jetzt wirklich braucht. Meine Spezialität: Ich erkenne verborgene Muster wie Sherlock🕵️‍♀️. In den letzten 20 Jahren durfte ich tausende Menschen durch ihre persönlichen Prozesse begleiten. In meinem Break the Cycle Coaching helfe ich dir, toxische Muster aus deiner Herkunftsfamilie in Leichtigkeit zu verwandeln, damit sich dein Traumleben vor dir entfaltet. Erlebe eine völlig neue Dimension von Fülle in allen Lebensbereichen: 🦋 Beziehungen. 🦋 Geld. 🦋 Berufung. Du hast eine starke Vision für diese Welt? In meinen Coaching Räumen zeige ich dir, wie du deine neue Identität als Leaderin und Mentorin zu 100% verkörperst. Schau dir meine Angebote im Glückskinder Shop an oder arbeite direkt 1:1 mit mir im Coaching. Wir sehen uns auf meiner Homepage 👉🏽 www.yvonnegeorge.de

Glückskinder Podcast für Menschen, die Kinder begleiten.

Für alle, die spüren: Es geht auch anders. Tiefer. Wahrhaftiger.

Im Glückskinder Podcast geht es um bedürfnisorientiertes Leben mit Kindern – und mit uns selbst.

Mit Impulsen aus der Bindungspädagogik, Traumapädagogik und der gewaltfreien Kommunikation lade ich dich ein, neue Perspektiven einzunehmen:

Für echte Verbindung, 
eine sichere Eltern-Kind-Beziehung und
einen liebevollen Umgang mit den eigenen inneren Anteilen.

Hier findest du Raum für Reflexion, ehrliche Geschichten, fundiertes Wissen und konkrete Alltagshilfe – damit du deinen ganz eigenen Weg in ein bewusstes, beziehungsstarkes Familienleben gehen kannst.

Herzlich Willkommen, Glückskind 🍀 

Seit 2004 helfe ich Menschen, die Kinder begleiten – früher als Familienhelferin in Berlin, heute als Familiencoach mit Fokus auf bedürfnisorientierte Begleitung.  

Ich helfe dir dabei, für deine Familie eure aktuelle Herausforderung zu lösen, damit ihr wieder mehr Harmonie im Alltag erleben könnt.

🦋  Ohne Druck, Zwang oder Manipulation.
🦋  Stattdessen mit Vertrauen, Herz &amp; absoluter Klarheit

Im Glückskinder Familiencoaching profitierst du 1:1 von meiner langjährigen Arbeit als Familiencoach, Bindungs- und Traumapädagogin.

Mit echtem Herzblut, tiefem Verständnis für deine Lebenswelt und einem systemischen Blick auf das, was ihr jetzt wirklich braucht.

Meine Spezialität: Ich erkenne verborgene Muster wie Sherlock🕵️‍♀️. 

In den letzten 20 Jahren durfte ich tausende Menschen durch ihre persönlichen Prozesse begleiten. 

In meinem Break the Cycle Coaching helfe ich dir, toxische Muster aus deiner Herkunftsfamilie in Leichtigkeit zu verwandeln, damit sich dein Traumleben vor dir entfaltet.

Erlebe eine völlig neue Dimension von Fülle in allen Lebensbereichen:

🦋 Beziehungen.
🦋 Geld.
🦋 Berufung.
 
Du hast eine starke Vision für diese Welt? 

In meinen Coaching Räumen zeige ich dir, wie du deine neue Identität als Leaderin und Mentorin zu 100% verkörperst. 

Schau dir meine Angebote im Glückskinder Shop an oder arbeite direkt 1:1 mit mir im Coaching. Wir sehen uns auf meiner Homepage 👉🏽 www.yvonnegeorge.de

Glückskinder

本专辑讲述主角星宇破开虚空，飞升幻生界的故事。 星宇进入星辰大海后，遇到了紫灵和易阳，他们一起在幻生界闯荡的故事。

本专辑讲述主角星宇破开虚空，飞升幻生界的故事。星宇进入星辰大海后，遇到了紫灵和易阳，他们一起在幻生界闯荡的故事。

本专辑讲述主角星宇破开虚空，飞升幻生界的故事。 星宇进入星辰大海后，遇到了紫灵和易阳，他们一起在幻生界闯荡的故事。

我的世界•星空物语 幻生之门

Es wird wieder gebrutzelt. Fiva und DJ Phekt machen den Juni zum Grillmonat  und laden sich Gäste zu ihrem sonntäglichen „Sommer am Ponyhof“-Barbecue ein. Spannende Gespräche, lustige Gäste und kalte Drinks mit unter anderem Leni von Bipolar Feminin, Josef Hader, Spilif, Paul Krisai und vielen mehr.

Es wird wieder gebrutzelt. Fiva und DJ Phekt machen den Juni zum Grillmonat und laden sich Gäste zu ihrem sonntäglichen „Sommer am Ponyhof“-Barbecue ein. Spannende Gespräche, lustige Gäste und kalte Drinks mit unter anderem Leni von Bipolar Feminin, Josef Hader, Spilif, Paul Krisai und vielen mehr.

Sommer am Ponyhof

Alle reden über Geld, aber niemand hat dir erklärt, was man wirklich wissen muss? Wir gehen das gemeinsam an! Wie finde ich meinen Traumjob? Was kann ich mir leisten? Soll ich investieren? Muss ich Steuern zahlen? Und wie war das nochmal mit Brutto und Netto? Wir geben dir Tipps fürs Leben und erklären dir alles, was du über Geld wissen musst - bevor es Stress macht. Ein Podcast, der dir zeigt: Geld ist nicht kompliziert, nur schlecht erklärt. Im Rahmen des FM4 Storytelling-Podcasts "Planet Strange"

Geld verstehen - was dir niemand über Geld beigebracht hat

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8AM = 80年次 + Alan + Matt 聊電商、聊職涯、聊生活！ Powered by Firstory Hosting

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读书多简单啊，只要坐下来，捧起书来，读就可以了。读书不能让你当时立下就变得聪明，也不可能马上给出一个万能的正确答案解答所有的人生困惑，不是哪本书就可以，也不是什么时间就能确定。纸上得来终觉浅，也许哪一天刚好你懂了。那让我们先多读一点点书吧。

读书多简单啊，只要坐下来，捧起书来，读就可以了。读书不能让你当时立下就变得聪明，也不可能马上给出一个万能的正确答案解答所有的人生困惑，不是哪本书就可以，也不是什么时间就能确定。纸上得来终觉浅，也许哪一天刚好你懂了。那让我们先多读一点点书吧。

读书多简单啊，只要坐下来，捧起书来，读就可以了。读书不能让你当时立下就变得聪明，也不可能马上给出一个万能的正确答案解答所有的人生困惑，不是哪本书就可以，也不是什么时间就能确定。纸上得来终觉浅，也许哪一天刚好你懂了。那让我们先多读一点点书吧。

读书杂记闲暇时记录一下读过的书

Lebensmittel geliefert innerhalb von zehn Minuten – der Hype um den Schnell-Lieferdienst Gorillas ist anfangs riesig. Innerhalb von wenigen Monaten wird Gorillas von Investoren mit Milliarden bewertet und steigt damit so schnell wie kein anderes Startup in Deutschland zum sogenannten „Einhorn” auf. Spätestens seit den wilden Streiks der Fahrradkuriere steht der Lieferdienst jedoch wegen schlechter Arbeitsbedingungen in der Kritik. Was ist schiefgelaufen auf dem Weg nach oben? Und wie tickt der mysteriöse Gorillas-Gründer Kagan Sümer, der das Startup aus dem Nichts aufgebaut hat? Gründerszene-Reporterin Sarah Heuberger hat mit Insidern, ehemaligen Angestellten und Ridern, Investoren und Politikerinnen gesprochen.In dem neuen Gründerszene-Podcast „Cashburners: die Gorillas-Story“ erzählt Sarah die Geschichte eines der spannendsten und kontroversesten deutschen Startups. Vom Anfang bis zum abrupten Ende, an dem ein Rivale das Einhorn übernimmt und der Gründer und CEO gehen muss.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Lebensmittel geliefert innerhalb von zehn Minuten – der Hype um den Schnell-Lieferdienst Gorillas ist anfangs riesig. Innerhalb von wenigen Monaten wird Gorillas von Investoren mit Milliarden bewertet und steigt damit so schnell wie kein anderes Startup in Deutschland zum sogenannten „Einhorn” auf. Spätestens seit den wilden Streiks der Fahrradkuriere steht der Lieferdienst jedoch wegen schlechter Arbeitsbedingungen in der Kritik. Was ist schiefgelaufen auf dem Weg nach oben? Und wie tickt der mysteriöse Gorillas-Gründer Kagan Sümer, der das Startup aus dem Nichts aufgebaut hat? Gründerszene-Reporterin Sarah Heuberger hat mit Insidern, ehemaligen Angestellten und Ridern, Investoren und Politikerinnen gesprochen.In dem neuen Gründerszene-Podcast „Cashburners: die Gorillas-Story“ erzählt Sarah die Geschichte eines der spannendsten und kontroversesten deutschen Startups. Vom Anfang bis zum abrupten Ende, an dem ein Rivale das Einhorn übernimmt und der Gründer und CEO gehen muss. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lebensmittel geliefert innerhalb von zehn Minuten – der Hype um den Schnell-Lieferdienst Gorillas ist anfangs riesig. Innerhalb von wenigen Monaten wird Gorillas von Investoren mit Milliarden bewertet und steigt damit so schnell wie kein anderes Startup in Deutschland zum sogenannten „Einhorn” auf. Spätestens seit den wilden Streiks der Fahrradkuriere steht der Lieferdienst jedoch wegen schlechter Arbeitsbedingungen in der Kritik. Was ist schiefgelaufen auf dem Weg nach oben? Und wie tickt der mysteriöse Gorillas-Gründer Kagan Sümer, der das Startup aus dem Nichts aufgebaut hat? Gründerszene-Reporterin Sarah Heuberger hat mit Insidern, ehemaligen Angestellten und Ridern, Investoren und Politikerinnen gesprochen.In dem neuen Gründerszene-Podcast „Cashburners: die Gorillas-Story“ erzählt Sarah die Geschichte eines der spannendsten und kontroversesten deutschen Startups. Vom Anfang bis zum abrupten Ende, an dem ein Rivale das Einhorn übernimmt und der Gründer und CEO gehen muss. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Cashburners: die Gorillas-Story

Mel Blanc, known as "The Man of a Thousand Voices," was a legendary voice actor who was a prominent figure in Old Time Radio. Blanc was best known for his work on "The Jack Benny Program," one of the most popular and enduring radio shows of the era. Blanc's iconic characters on the show included Jack Benny's long-suffering and vain violin teacher, Professor LeBlanc, as well as a train conductor, a customs official, a racetrack tout, a parrot, and Benny's wise-cracking and gravel-voiced Maxwell car. Mel Blanc also voiced numerous other characters on various radio programs, including "The Mel Blanc Show," where he portrayed several recurring characters such as the dim-witted Mexican ranch hand Pedro, the lovable French housemaid Sylvester, and the crazed fix-it man Mr. Kitzel. Blanc's exceptional vocal talents and comedic timing made him one of the most sought-after voice actors in Hollywood. In addition to his radio work, Blanc went on to achieve great success in animation, providing the voices for iconic characters such as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, and many others in Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoons. Mel Blanc's contributions to Old Time Radio and the world of entertainment have left an indelible mark on the industry, influencing generations of voice actors and performers. His work continues to be celebrated and enjoyed by audiences around the world to this day. for more <a href="https://www.quietperiodplease.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://www.quietperiodplease.com/</a>

Mel Blanc, known as "The Man of a Thousand Voices," was a legendary voice actor who was a prominent figure in Old Time Radio. Blanc was best known for his work on "The Jack Benny Program," one of the most popular and enduring radio shows of the era.Blanc's iconic characters on the show included Jack Benny's long-suffering and vain violin teacher, Professor LeBlanc, as well as a train conductor, a customs official, a racetrack tout, a parrot, and Benny's wise-cracking and gravel-voiced Maxwell car.Mel Blanc also voiced numerous other characters on various radio programs, including "The Mel Blanc Show," where he portrayed several recurring characters such as the dim-witted Mexican ranch hand Pedro, the lovable French housemaid Sylvester, and the crazed fix-it man Mr. Kitzel.Blanc's exceptional vocal talents and comedic timing made him one of the most sought-after voice actors in Hollywood. In addition to his radio work, Blanc went on to achieve great success in animation, providing the voices for iconic characters such as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, and many others in Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoons.Mel Blanc's contributions to Old Time Radio and the world of entertainment have left an indelible mark on the industry, influencing generations of voice actors and performers. His work continues to be celebrated and enjoyed by audiences around the world to this day.for more https://www.quietperiodplease.com/

Mel Blanc, known as "The Man of a Thousand Voices," was a legendary voice actor who was a prominent figure in Old Time Radio. Blanc was best known for his work on "The Jack Benny Program," one of the most popular and enduring radio shows of the era. Blanc's iconic characters on the show included Jack Benny's long-suffering and vain violin teacher, Professor LeBlanc, as well as a train conductor, a customs official, a racetrack tout, a parrot, and Benny's wise-cracking and gravel-voiced Maxwell car. Mel Blanc also voiced numerous other characters on various radio programs, including "The Mel Blanc Show," where he portrayed several recurring characters such as the dim-witted Mexican ranch hand Pedro, the lovable French housemaid Sylvester, and the crazed fix-it man Mr. Kitzel. Blanc's exceptional vocal talents and comedic timing made him one of the most sought-after voice actors in Hollywood. In addition to his radio work, Blanc went on to achieve great success in animation, providing the voices for iconic characters such as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, and many others in Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoons. Mel Blanc's contributions to Old Time Radio and the world of entertainment have left an indelible mark on the industry, influencing generations of voice actors and performers. His work continues to be celebrated and enjoyed by audiences around the world to this day. for more <a href="https://www.quietperiodplease.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.quietperiodplease.com/</a>

Mel Blanc - OTR radio show appearances

The story of WJSV is an interesting piece of broadcasting history, especially its complete day of broadcasting recorded on September 21, 1939. This event is significant as it provides a fascinating snapshot of American radio programming before the widespread use of audio tape recording. Originally, WJSV was located in Mount Vernon Hills, Virginia, and was initially named after James S. Vance, the general manager of the Fellowship Forum. It began broadcasting in 1928 on 1460 AM. Over time, as the station evolved, its broadcasting location and service area expanded, encompassing Alexandria and Washington, D.C., reflecting the typical fluidity of early radio stations' operations. By the 1940s, WJSV had changed its call letters to WTOP, a name it still holds today as a prominent news station in Washington, D.C. The transformation from WJSV to WTOP marked the station's transition in focus and branding, aligning more closely with its geographical identity and audience. The full-day recording in 1939 by WJSV is a rare artifact; radio stations at the time typically did not preserve entire broadcasts due to the limitations of recording technology. On this day, from morning to night, the station captured a wide array of programming that included news broadcasts, music, a baseball game, and the famous "Amos 'n' Andy" show. This recording has been invaluable for historians and enthusiasts as it offers a unique glimpse into the media landscape on the eve of World War II and before the modern era of broadcasting. Harry C. Butcher, who managed WJSV and later served as a vice president, played a crucial role during this transformative period. His tenure at the station during its groundbreaking recording and his later service as a Naval Aide to President Dwight Eisenhower underline his significant influence in both media and politics during mid-20th century America.

The story of WJSV is an interesting piece of broadcasting history, especially its complete day of broadcasting recorded on September 21, 1939. This event is significant as it provides a fascinating snapshot of American radio programming before the widespread use of audio tape recording.Originally, WJSV was located in Mount Vernon Hills, Virginia, and was initially named after James S. Vance, the general manager of the Fellowship Forum. It began broadcasting in 1928 on 1460 AM. Over time, as the station evolved, its broadcasting location and service area expanded, encompassing Alexandria and Washington, D.C., reflecting the typical fluidity of early radio stations' operations.By the 1940s, WJSV had changed its call letters to WTOP, a name it still holds today as a prominent news station in Washington, D.C. The transformation from WJSV to WTOP marked the station's transition in focus and branding, aligning more closely with its geographical identity and audience.The full-day recording in 1939 by WJSV is a rare artifact; radio stations at the time typically did not preserve entire broadcasts due to the limitations of recording technology. On this day, from morning to night, the station captured a wide array of programming that included news broadcasts, music, a baseball game, and the famous "Amos 'n' Andy" show. This recording has been invaluable for historians and enthusiasts as it offers a unique glimpse into the media landscape on the eve of World War II and before the modern era of broadcasting.Harry C. Butcher, who managed WJSV and later served as a vice president, played a crucial role during this transformative period. His tenure at the station during its groundbreaking recording and his later service as a Naval Aide to President Dwight Eisenhower underline his significant influence in both media and politics during mid-20th century America.

The story of WJSV is an interesting piece of broadcasting history, especially its complete day of broadcasting recorded on September 21, 1939. This event is significant as it provides a fascinating snapshot of American radio programming before the widespread use of audio tape recording. Originally, WJSV was located in Mount Vernon Hills, Virginia, and was initially named after James S. Vance, the general manager of the Fellowship Forum. It began broadcasting in 1928 on 1460 AM. Over time, as the station evolved, its broadcasting location and service area expanded, encompassing Alexandria and Washington, D.C., reflecting the typical fluidity of early radio stations' operations. By the 1940s, WJSV had changed its call letters to WTOP, a name it still holds today as a prominent news station in Washington, D.C. The transformation from WJSV to WTOP marked the station's transition in focus and branding, aligning more closely with its geographical identity and audience. The full-day recording in 1939 by WJSV is a rare artifact; radio stations at the time typically did not preserve entire broadcasts due to the limitations of recording technology. On this day, from morning to night, the station captured a wide array of programming that included news broadcasts, music, a baseball game, and the famous "Amos 'n' Andy" show. This recording has been invaluable for historians and enthusiasts as it offers a unique glimpse into the media landscape on the eve of World War II and before the modern era of broadcasting. Harry C. Butcher, who managed WJSV and later served as a vice president, played a crucial role during this transformative period. His tenure at the station during its groundbreaking recording and his later service as a Naval Aide to President Dwight Eisenhower underline his significant influence in both media and politics during mid-20th century America.

WJSV - Full Day Recording - OTR Radio

"Treasury Star Parade" was an American old-time radio show that aired briefly but prolifically during the early 1940s, specifically around 1942-1943. This program was unique due to its format and the context in which it was produced. Production and PurposeThe show was produced by the U.S. Treasury Department as a part of its efforts to promote the sale of war bonds during World War II. It was designed to boost morale on the home front and encourage financial support for the war effort. Each episode was approximately 15 minutes long, making it a short, easily digestible piece of entertainment and propaganda. Format and Content"Treasury Star Parade" featured a variety of formats including musical performances, dramatic skits, and speeches. The show was known for its high production values and the participation of prominent names in entertainment. It cleverly integrated appeals for war bond purchases with entertainment, often ending episodes with a direct appeal for listeners to buy bonds.ParticipantsThe roster of stars who appeared on the show reads like a who's who of early 1940s Hollywood and included figures such as Bette Davis, James Cagney, and Humphrey Bogart, along with many others. Notably, the show also featured important cultural figures and commentators of the time, who contributed their talents to the war effort through these broadcasts. Writers and CreatorsDetails about the specific writers of "Treasury Star Parade" are less well-documented, which is common with many radio shows of that era. However, given the involvement of the U.S. Treasury and the aim of the program, it's likely that scripts were developed by a mix of government staff writers along with contributions from the participating celebrities, possibly influenced or directed by government propaganda objectives.LegacyWhile "Treasury Star Parade" was not as long-lived as some other radio programs from the golden age of radio, it is remembered for its unique role in American history and media. It stands out as an example of how entertainment and governmental policy intersected during a time of national crisis. The show helped to pioneer a format where the government directly leveraged celebrity power and media for propaganda purposes, setting a precedent that would be seen in various forms in later years. The show's legacy also includes its contribution to the cultural milieu of the World War II era, providing both entertainment and a call to action that resonated with the American public. for more <a href="https://www.quietperiodplease.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://www.quietperiodplease.com/</a>

"Treasury Star Parade" was an American old-time radio show that aired briefly but prolifically during the early 1940s, specifically around 1942-1943. This program was unique due to its format and the context in which it was produced.Production and PurposeThe show was produced by the U.S. Treasury Department as a part of its efforts to promote the sale of war bonds during World War II. It was designed to boost morale on the home front and encourage financial support for the war effort. Each episode was approximately 15 minutes long, making it a short, easily digestible piece of entertainment and propaganda.Format and Content"Treasury Star Parade" featured a variety of formats including musical performances, dramatic skits, and speeches. The show was known for its high production values and the participation of prominent names in entertainment. It cleverly integrated appeals for war bond purchases with entertainment, often ending episodes with a direct appeal for listeners to buy bonds.ParticipantsThe roster of stars who appeared on the show reads like a who's who of early 1940s Hollywood and included figures such as Bette Davis, James Cagney, and Humphrey Bogart, along with many others. Notably, the show also featured important cultural figures and commentators of the time, who contributed their talents to the war effort through these broadcasts.Writers and CreatorsDetails about the specific writers of "Treasury Star Parade" are less well-documented, which is common with many radio shows of that era. However, given the involvement of the U.S. Treasury and the aim of the program, it's likely that scripts were developed by a mix of government staff writers along with contributions from the participating celebrities, possibly influenced or directed by government propaganda objectives.LegacyWhile "Treasury Star Parade" was not as long-lived as some other radio programs from the golden age of radio, it is remembered for its unique role in American history and media. It stands out as an example of how entertainment and governmental policy intersected during a time of national crisis. The show helped to pioneer a format where the government directly leveraged celebrity power and media for propaganda purposes, setting a precedent that would be seen in various forms in later years.The show's legacy also includes its contribution to the cultural milieu of the World War II era, providing both entertainment and a call to action that resonated with the American public.for more https://www.quietperiodplease.com/

"Treasury Star Parade" was an American old-time radio show that aired briefly but prolifically during the early 1940s, specifically around 1942-1943. This program was unique due to its format and the context in which it was produced. Production and PurposeThe show was produced by the U.S. Treasury Department as a part of its efforts to promote the sale of war bonds during World War II. It was designed to boost morale on the home front and encourage financial support for the war effort. Each episode was approximately 15 minutes long, making it a short, easily digestible piece of entertainment and propaganda. Format and Content"Treasury Star Parade" featured a variety of formats including musical performances, dramatic skits, and speeches. The show was known for its high production values and the participation of prominent names in entertainment. It cleverly integrated appeals for war bond purchases with entertainment, often ending episodes with a direct appeal for listeners to buy bonds.ParticipantsThe roster of stars who appeared on the show reads like a who's who of early 1940s Hollywood and included figures such as Bette Davis, James Cagney, and Humphrey Bogart, along with many others. Notably, the show also featured important cultural figures and commentators of the time, who contributed their talents to the war effort through these broadcasts. Writers and CreatorsDetails about the specific writers of "Treasury Star Parade" are less well-documented, which is common with many radio shows of that era. However, given the involvement of the U.S. Treasury and the aim of the program, it's likely that scripts were developed by a mix of government staff writers along with contributions from the participating celebrities, possibly influenced or directed by government propaganda objectives.LegacyWhile "Treasury Star Parade" was not as long-lived as some other radio programs from the golden age of radio, it is remembered for its unique role in American history and media. It stands out as an example of how entertainment and governmental policy intersected during a time of national crisis. The show helped to pioneer a format where the government directly leveraged celebrity power and media for propaganda purposes, setting a precedent that would be seen in various forms in later years. The show's legacy also includes its contribution to the cultural milieu of the World War II era, providing both entertainment and a call to action that resonated with the American public. for more <a href="https://www.quietperiodplease.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.quietperiodplease.com/</a>

Treasury Star Parade - OTR Radio Show

"World Adventure Club" is a lesser-known old-time radio series, which aired in the mid-1930s. The show was an adventure drama that captivated its audience with tales of exploration and excitement around the globe. Each episode featured a standalone story, making it easy for listeners to join in at any time without needing to follow a continuous plot. Format and Content"World Adventure Club" episodes typically began with an introduction by the host, who set the scene for the adventure that would unfold. The host acted as a sort of club leader, inviting listeners to join in the thrilling escapades. The stories themselves were dramatizations of adventurous tales set in exotic locations or involving daring feats, designed to spark the imaginations of its audience during the 15-minute runtime of each episode. Themes and StoriesThe narratives often centered on explorations, treasure hunts, rescues, and encounters with different cultures, reflecting a time when much of the world still seemed mysterious to the average listener. The settings ranged from the jungles of South America to the deserts of the Middle East, from remote islands to the Arctic tundra. This wide variety of locations helped to keep the series fresh and exciting. Production DetailsInformation about the specific writers and producers of "World Adventure Club" is not widely documented. During this era, many radio shows were produced with relatively low budgets and rapid production schedules, which might explain the scarcity of detailed records. The production quality, however, was typically high enough to engage listeners and bring the exotic locales to life through sound effects and vivid descriptions. Reception and Legacy"World Adventure Club" was one of many adventure-themed radio programs of its time but did not achieve the lasting fame of some of its contemporaries like "The Shadow" or "Escape." Nevertheless, it provided entertainment and excitement to its listeners, contributing to the golden age of radio with its imaginative storytelling. The show's impact was primarily in its ability to transport listeners to far-off places and situations, offering a form of escapism that was especially appealing during the economic hardships of the 1930s. While "World Adventure Club" may not have left a significant mark on radio history, it remains a fascinating example of the adventure drama genre that was popular during the early days of radio broadcasting. for more info q<a href="https://www.quietperiodplease.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://www.quietperiodplease.com/</a>

"World Adventure Club" is a lesser-known old-time radio series, which aired in the mid-1930s. The show was an adventure drama that captivated its audience with tales of exploration and excitement around the globe. Each episode featured a standalone story, making it easy for listeners to join in at any time without needing to follow a continuous plot.Format and Content"World Adventure Club" episodes typically began with an introduction by the host, who set the scene for the adventure that would unfold. The host acted as a sort of club leader, inviting listeners to join in the thrilling escapades. The stories themselves were dramatizations of adventurous tales set in exotic locations or involving daring feats, designed to spark the imaginations of its audience during the 15-minute runtime of each episode.Themes and StoriesThe narratives often centered on explorations, treasure hunts, rescues, and encounters with different cultures, reflecting a time when much of the world still seemed mysterious to the average listener. The settings ranged from the jungles of South America to the deserts of the Middle East, from remote islands to the Arctic tundra. This wide variety of locations helped to keep the series fresh and exciting.Production DetailsInformation about the specific writers and producers of "World Adventure Club" is not widely documented. During this era, many radio shows were produced with relatively low budgets and rapid production schedules, which might explain the scarcity of detailed records. The production quality, however, was typically high enough to engage listeners and bring the exotic locales to life through sound effects and vivid descriptions.Reception and Legacy"World Adventure Club" was one of many adventure-themed radio programs of its time but did not achieve the lasting fame of some of its contemporaries like "The Shadow" or "Escape." Nevertheless, it provided entertainment and excitement to its listeners, contributing to the golden age of radio with its imaginative storytelling.The show's impact was primarily in its ability to transport listeners to far-off places and situations, offering a form of escapism that was especially appealing during the economic hardships of the 1930s. While "World Adventure Club" may not have left a significant mark on radio history, it remains a fascinating example of the adventure drama genre that was popular during the early days of radio broadcasting.for more info qhttps://www.quietperiodplease.com/

"World Adventure Club" is a lesser-known old-time radio series, which aired in the mid-1930s. The show was an adventure drama that captivated its audience with tales of exploration and excitement around the globe. Each episode featured a standalone story, making it easy for listeners to join in at any time without needing to follow a continuous plot. Format and Content"World Adventure Club" episodes typically began with an introduction by the host, who set the scene for the adventure that would unfold. The host acted as a sort of club leader, inviting listeners to join in the thrilling escapades. The stories themselves were dramatizations of adventurous tales set in exotic locations or involving daring feats, designed to spark the imaginations of its audience during the 15-minute runtime of each episode. Themes and StoriesThe narratives often centered on explorations, treasure hunts, rescues, and encounters with different cultures, reflecting a time when much of the world still seemed mysterious to the average listener. The settings ranged from the jungles of South America to the deserts of the Middle East, from remote islands to the Arctic tundra. This wide variety of locations helped to keep the series fresh and exciting. Production DetailsInformation about the specific writers and producers of "World Adventure Club" is not widely documented. During this era, many radio shows were produced with relatively low budgets and rapid production schedules, which might explain the scarcity of detailed records. The production quality, however, was typically high enough to engage listeners and bring the exotic locales to life through sound effects and vivid descriptions. Reception and Legacy"World Adventure Club" was one of many adventure-themed radio programs of its time but did not achieve the lasting fame of some of its contemporaries like "The Shadow" or "Escape." Nevertheless, it provided entertainment and excitement to its listeners, contributing to the golden age of radio with its imaginative storytelling. The show's impact was primarily in its ability to transport listeners to far-off places and situations, offering a form of escapism that was especially appealing during the economic hardships of the 1930s. While "World Adventure Club" may not have left a significant mark on radio history, it remains a fascinating example of the adventure drama genre that was popular during the early days of radio broadcasting. for more info q<a href="https://www.quietperiodplease.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.quietperiodplease.com/</a>

World Adventures Club - OTR Radio Show

"Little Orphan Annie," often referred to simply as "Orphan Annie," was a popular old-time radio show in the United States that originally aired from 1930 to 1942. The show was based on the comic strip of the same name by Harold Gray, which debuted in 1924. The character Annie, a plucky, red-haired girl, quickly became a symbol of hope and resilience during the Great Depression. Origin and Broadcast History The radio series was one of the earliest examples of a media franchise, leveraging the popularity of the comic strip to establish a presence on radio. It premiered on the NBC Blue Network and later moved to Mutual Broadcasting System and then to CBS. Each episode was about 15 minutes long, typical of children's serials at the time. Characters and Plot The protagonist, Annie, is an orphan who goes on various adventures and overcomes hardships with the help of her dog, Sandy, and her benefactor, "Daddy" Warbucks. The show combined elements of adventure, mystery, and drama, with Annie often finding herself battling injustice or helping the less fortunate. Key characters included: - **Annie**: The courageous and optimistic orphan. - **Oliver "Daddy" Warbucks**: The wealthy industrialist who becomes Annie's guardian. - **Sandy**: Annie's loyal dog. - **Punjab and the Asp**: Exotic and mysterious figures who work for Warbucks and often help protect Annie. Cultural Impact and Commercial Success "Little Orphan Annie" was not just entertainment; it was also a marketing phenomenon. The show is particularly famous for its use of a premium scheme to drive engagement. Listeners could join the "Little Orphan Annie Secret Society" by collecting and sending in proof-of-purchase seals from Ovaltine, the show's sponsor. Members received decoder pins, which allowed them to decode secret messages revealed at the end of episodes. This marketing strategy was pioneering at the time and significantly boosted Ovaltine sales. Legacy The radio show had a profound influence on the development of children's media and marketing strategies. It demonstrated the potential for cross-media marketing and merchandising with tie-ins, including the decoder rings and other products. It also set precedents for how radio could be used to build and maintain fan communities. The impact of "Little Orphan Annie" extends beyond its original broadcast years. The character and themes have been adapted into several films, a Broadway musical ("Annie"), and numerous books. The iconic status of Annie with her eternal optimism, symbolized by her catchphrase "Tomorrow is always a day away," continues to resonate in American culture. for more info <a href="https://www.quietperiodplease.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://www.quietperiodplease.com/</a>

"Little Orphan Annie," often referred to simply as "Orphan Annie," was a popular old-time radio show in the United States that originally aired from 1930 to 1942. The show was based on the comic strip of the same name by Harold Gray, which debuted in 1924. The character Annie, a plucky, red-haired girl, quickly became a symbol of hope and resilience during the Great Depression.Origin and Broadcast HistoryThe radio series was one of the earliest examples of a media franchise, leveraging the popularity of the comic strip to establish a presence on radio. It premiered on the NBC Blue Network and later moved to Mutual Broadcasting System and then to CBS. Each episode was about 15 minutes long, typical of children's serials at the time.Characters and PlotThe protagonist, Annie, is an orphan who goes on various adventures and overcomes hardships with the help of her dog, Sandy, and her benefactor, "Daddy" Warbucks. The show combined elements of adventure, mystery, and drama, with Annie often finding herself battling injustice or helping the less fortunate.Key characters included:- **Annie**: The courageous and optimistic orphan.- **Oliver "Daddy" Warbucks**: The wealthy industrialist who becomes Annie's guardian.- **Sandy**: Annie's loyal dog.- **Punjab and the Asp**: Exotic and mysterious figures who work for Warbucks and often help protect Annie.Cultural Impact and Commercial Success"Little Orphan Annie" was not just entertainment; it was also a marketing phenomenon. The show is particularly famous for its use of a premium scheme to drive engagement. Listeners could join the "Little Orphan Annie Secret Society" by collecting and sending in proof-of-purchase seals from Ovaltine, the show's sponsor. Members received decoder pins, which allowed them to decode secret messages revealed at the end of episodes. This marketing strategy was pioneering at the time and significantly boosted Ovaltine sales.LegacyThe radio show had a profound influence on the development of children's media and marketing strategies. It demonstrated the potential for cross-media marketing and merchandising with tie-ins, including the decoder rings and other products. It also set precedents for how radio could be used to build and maintain fan communities.The impact of "Little Orphan Annie" extends beyond its original broadcast years. The character and themes have been adapted into several films, a Broadway musical ("Annie"), and numerous books. The iconic status of Annie with her eternal optimism, symbolized by her catchphrase "Tomorrow is always a day away," continues to resonate in American culture.for more info https://www.quietperiodplease.com/

"Little Orphan Annie," often referred to simply as "Orphan Annie," was a popular old-time radio show in the United States that originally aired from 1930 to 1942. The show was based on the comic strip of the same name by Harold Gray, which debuted in 1924. The character Annie, a plucky, red-haired girl, quickly became a symbol of hope and resilience during the Great Depression. Origin and Broadcast History The radio series was one of the earliest examples of a media franchise, leveraging the popularity of the comic strip to establish a presence on radio. It premiered on the NBC Blue Network and later moved to Mutual Broadcasting System and then to CBS. Each episode was about 15 minutes long, typical of children's serials at the time. Characters and Plot The protagonist, Annie, is an orphan who goes on various adventures and overcomes hardships with the help of her dog, Sandy, and her benefactor, "Daddy" Warbucks. The show combined elements of adventure, mystery, and drama, with Annie often finding herself battling injustice or helping the less fortunate. Key characters included: - **Annie**: The courageous and optimistic orphan. - **Oliver "Daddy" Warbucks**: The wealthy industrialist who becomes Annie's guardian. - **Sandy**: Annie's loyal dog. - **Punjab and the Asp**: Exotic and mysterious figures who work for Warbucks and often help protect Annie. Cultural Impact and Commercial Success "Little Orphan Annie" was not just entertainment; it was also a marketing phenomenon. The show is particularly famous for its use of a premium scheme to drive engagement. Listeners could join the "Little Orphan Annie Secret Society" by collecting and sending in proof-of-purchase seals from Ovaltine, the show's sponsor. Members received decoder pins, which allowed them to decode secret messages revealed at the end of episodes. This marketing strategy was pioneering at the time and significantly boosted Ovaltine sales. Legacy The radio show had a profound influence on the development of children's media and marketing strategies. It demonstrated the potential for cross-media marketing and merchandising with tie-ins, including the decoder rings and other products. It also set precedents for how radio could be used to build and maintain fan communities. The impact of "Little Orphan Annie" extends beyond its original broadcast years. The character and themes have been adapted into several films, a Broadway musical ("Annie"), and numerous books. The iconic status of Annie with her eternal optimism, symbolized by her catchphrase "Tomorrow is always a day away," continues to resonate in American culture. for more info <a href="https://www.quietperiodplease.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.quietperiodplease.com/</a>

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"The Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen" was a popular American old-time radio adventure series that aired during the 1930s. The show was aimed primarily at a young audience and centered around the thrilling exploits of its title character, Jimmy Allen, a young aviator. Jimmy Allen was portrayed as a courageous and skilled teenager with a passion for flying. The character was a role model for young listeners, embodying virtues such as bravery, determination, and honesty. Jimmy's adventures often involved him solving mysteries, thwarting criminals, and engaging in daring rescues, all while showcasing his flying skills. The series capitalized on the aviation craze of the era, a time when aviators like Charles Lindbergh were national heroes and aviation was seen as a glamorous and exciting field. The show featured realistic flying sequences and technical details about aircraft, which added to its appeal. It aimed to educate as well as entertain, inspiring many of its young listeners to pursue careers in aviation."The Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen" was unique for its time because it was one of the first programs to be syndicated, meaning it was recorded on transcription discs and then distributed to various radio stations for broadcast at their convenience. This method of distribution helped the show achieve national popularity. The exact dates of the show's run are somewhat unclear, with sources citing different start and end years, but it is generally agreed that it began in the mid-1930s and lasted for several years. Despite the passage of time, "The Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen" remains a fondly remembered piece of American radio history, particularly among fans of old-time radio and aviation enthusiasts. For more info check out <a href="https://www.quietperiodplease.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://www.quietperiodplease.com/</a>

"The Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen" was a popular American old-time radio adventure series that aired during the 1930s. The show was aimed primarily at a young audience and centered around the thrilling exploits of its title character, Jimmy Allen, a young aviator.Jimmy Allen was portrayed as a courageous and skilled teenager with a passion for flying. The character was a role model for young listeners, embodying virtues such as bravery, determination, and honesty. Jimmy's adventures often involved him solving mysteries, thwarting criminals, and engaging in daring rescues, all while showcasing his flying skills.The series capitalized on the aviation craze of the era, a time when aviators like Charles Lindbergh were national heroes and aviation was seen as a glamorous and exciting field. The show featured realistic flying sequences and technical details about aircraft, which added to its appeal. It aimed to educate as well as entertain, inspiring many of its young listeners to pursue careers in aviation."The Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen" was unique for its time because it was one of the first programs to be syndicated, meaning it was recorded on transcription discs and then distributed to various radio stations for broadcast at their convenience. This method of distribution helped the show achieve national popularity.The exact dates of the show's run are somewhat unclear, with sources citing different start and end years, but it is generally agreed that it began in the mid-1930s and lasted for several years. Despite the passage of time, "The Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen" remains a fondly remembered piece of American radio history, particularly among fans of old-time radio and aviation enthusiasts.For more info check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/

"The Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen" was a popular American old-time radio adventure series that aired during the 1930s. The show was aimed primarily at a young audience and centered around the thrilling exploits of its title character, Jimmy Allen, a young aviator. Jimmy Allen was portrayed as a courageous and skilled teenager with a passion for flying. The character was a role model for young listeners, embodying virtues such as bravery, determination, and honesty. Jimmy's adventures often involved him solving mysteries, thwarting criminals, and engaging in daring rescues, all while showcasing his flying skills. The series capitalized on the aviation craze of the era, a time when aviators like Charles Lindbergh were national heroes and aviation was seen as a glamorous and exciting field. The show featured realistic flying sequences and technical details about aircraft, which added to its appeal. It aimed to educate as well as entertain, inspiring many of its young listeners to pursue careers in aviation."The Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen" was unique for its time because it was one of the first programs to be syndicated, meaning it was recorded on transcription discs and then distributed to various radio stations for broadcast at their convenience. This method of distribution helped the show achieve national popularity. The exact dates of the show's run are somewhat unclear, with sources citing different start and end years, but it is generally agreed that it began in the mid-1930s and lasted for several years. Despite the passage of time, "The Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen" remains a fondly remembered piece of American radio history, particularly among fans of old-time radio and aviation enthusiasts. For more info check out <a href="https://www.quietperiodplease.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.quietperiodplease.com/</a>

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"Treasury Star Salute" was another old-time radio program that, like "Treasury Star Parade," was produced in the early 1940s. While it shared a similar name and also focused on supporting the war effort during World War II, it had distinct characteristics and a different approach in its content and presentation. Production and Purpose"Treasury Star Salute" was produced as a part of the United States Treasury Department's efforts to promote war bonds, much like its predecessor "Treasury Star Parade." Its primary goal was to encourage Americans to invest in war bonds to support the military and economic efforts during the war. The show was utilized as a platform for patriotic propaganda, leveraging popular entertainment to reach a wide audience. Format and ContentThe format of "Treasury Star Salute" typically involved dramatizations, musical performances, and speeches by celebrities and public figures. Episodes often featured patriotic themes and stories that highlighted American values and the importance of national unity and support for the troops. The show was designed to be both entertaining and motivational, using its content to stir a sense of duty and patriotism among listeners.ParticipantsLike "Treasury Star Parade," this program boasted appearances by a number of notable celebrities of the time, who contributed their talents to help boost morale and promote war bond sales. Stars from Hollywood, Broadway, and the music industry participated in various episodes, making it a star-studded affair that attracted listeners. Legacy"Treasury Star Salute" is remembered as part of a broader effort by the U.S. government to use media and entertainment for wartime propaganda. The program is a notable example of how the government and the entertainment industry collaborated during a time of national crisis. Its impact was primarily in the context of the war effort, serving as a tool for economic support through the promotion of war bonds. The show's detailed records, including the names of specific writers and episodes, might be preserved in historical archives or specific radio history collections, which would be the best sources for more precise information about its production and the individuals involved. for more info <a href="https://www.quietperiodplease.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://www.quietperiodplease.com/</a>

"Treasury Star Salute" was another old-time radio program that, like "Treasury Star Parade," was produced in the early 1940s. While it shared a similar name and also focused on supporting the war effort during World War II, it had distinct characteristics and a different approach in its content and presentation.Production and Purpose"Treasury Star Salute" was produced as a part of the United States Treasury Department's efforts to promote war bonds, much like its predecessor "Treasury Star Parade." Its primary goal was to encourage Americans to invest in war bonds to support the military and economic efforts during the war. The show was utilized as a platform for patriotic propaganda, leveraging popular entertainment to reach a wide audience.Format and ContentThe format of "Treasury Star Salute" typically involved dramatizations, musical performances, and speeches by celebrities and public figures. Episodes often featured patriotic themes and stories that highlighted American values and the importance of national unity and support for the troops. The show was designed to be both entertaining and motivational, using its content to stir a sense of duty and patriotism among listeners.ParticipantsLike "Treasury Star Parade," this program boasted appearances by a number of notable celebrities of the time, who contributed their talents to help boost morale and promote war bond sales. Stars from Hollywood, Broadway, and the music industry participated in various episodes, making it a star-studded affair that attracted listeners.Legacy"Treasury Star Salute" is remembered as part of a broader effort by the U.S. government to use media and entertainment for wartime propaganda. The program is a notable example of how the government and the entertainment industry collaborated during a time of national crisis. Its impact was primarily in the context of the war effort, serving as a tool for economic support through the promotion of war bonds.The show's detailed records, including the names of specific writers and episodes, might be preserved in historical archives or specific radio history collections, which would be the best sources for more precise information about its production and the individuals involved.for more info https://www.quietperiodplease.com/

"Treasury Star Salute" was another old-time radio program that, like "Treasury Star Parade," was produced in the early 1940s. While it shared a similar name and also focused on supporting the war effort during World War II, it had distinct characteristics and a different approach in its content and presentation. Production and Purpose"Treasury Star Salute" was produced as a part of the United States Treasury Department's efforts to promote war bonds, much like its predecessor "Treasury Star Parade." Its primary goal was to encourage Americans to invest in war bonds to support the military and economic efforts during the war. The show was utilized as a platform for patriotic propaganda, leveraging popular entertainment to reach a wide audience. Format and ContentThe format of "Treasury Star Salute" typically involved dramatizations, musical performances, and speeches by celebrities and public figures. Episodes often featured patriotic themes and stories that highlighted American values and the importance of national unity and support for the troops. The show was designed to be both entertaining and motivational, using its content to stir a sense of duty and patriotism among listeners.ParticipantsLike "Treasury Star Parade," this program boasted appearances by a number of notable celebrities of the time, who contributed their talents to help boost morale and promote war bond sales. Stars from Hollywood, Broadway, and the music industry participated in various episodes, making it a star-studded affair that attracted listeners. Legacy"Treasury Star Salute" is remembered as part of a broader effort by the U.S. government to use media and entertainment for wartime propaganda. The program is a notable example of how the government and the entertainment industry collaborated during a time of national crisis. Its impact was primarily in the context of the war effort, serving as a tool for economic support through the promotion of war bonds. The show's detailed records, including the names of specific writers and episodes, might be preserved in historical archives or specific radio history collections, which would be the best sources for more precise information about its production and the individuals involved. for more info <a href="https://www.quietperiodplease.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.quietperiodplease.com/</a>

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