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Grant Reedstrom: Radio in the 1950's
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Radio in the 1950's involved one microphone with multiply performers and announcers.
Radio in the 1950’s was often a ballet of several announcers and performers all using the same microphone. Grant Reedstrom’s father Lloyd Reedstrom was a master at this dance and explained to Grant the difficulty and fun of live radio.
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Grant Reedstrom: Radio in the 1950's
Clip: Season 22 | 2m 20sVideo has Closed Captions
Radio in the 1950’s was often a ballet of several announcers and performers all using the same microphone. Grant Reedstrom’s father Lloyd Reedstrom was a master at this dance and explained to Grant the difficulty and fun of live radio.
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