EC-CHAP Lecture Series: “The History of Radio in Connecticut - Part-2”
FREE ADMISSION - REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Special Note: EC-CHAP continues our series on The History of Radio in Connecticut with current radio personalities John Murphy, WILI and WECS; and Morgan Cunningham, WTIC.
Join us for an exciting evening as we delve into the captivating world of radio in Connecticut. In this second installment of our lecture series, we will continue exploring the rich history and evolution of radio in the state.
The first program, with John Ellsworth, Museum Director of the Vintage Radio and Communication Museum of Connecticut, focused on the history of the original basic technology in the late-1800s and early 1900s that were integrated and designed to give us the wireless and first transatlantic broadcast in 1901, the first radio station in 1920, the first radio networks in the mid-1920s, and later TV.
John Murphy
Morgan Cunningham
The second presentation will explore the history of radio in Connecticut in all its forms from the first broadcasts to the role and function of radio in today's multimedia environment. We will include the historic and legacy stations but our goal is to show the wide variety of types of radio that people have enjoyed -- first AM then FM, commercial, noncommercial, college, religious, public and now online.
Immerse yourself in the fascinating stories of local radio stations, legendary broadcasters, and iconic programs that have shaped the airwaves in Connecticut. From the early days of AM radio to the rise of FM and the advent of digital broadcasting, this lecture series will provide a comprehensive overview of the state's radio history. Whether you're a radio enthusiast, a history buff, or simply curious about the impact of radio in our communities, this event is not to be missed. Come and connect with fellow radio aficionados and gain a deeper appreciation for the role of radio in shaping Connecticut's cultural landscape.
Please join us for the EC-CHAP Lecture Series: The History of Radio in Connecticut - Part-2, and let's tune in to the captivating stories that have echoed through the airwaves of our state.. This program is hosted by the "Eastern Connecticut Center for History, Art, and Performance" (EC-CHAP) and The Vintage Radio and Communications Museum of Connecticut. Doors 6:30pm / Presentation 7:00pm. Free Admission - Registration Required.
Soft drinks and snacks available. We are pleased to offer our exclusive "BYOB&F" model - Bring Your Own Beverage & Food TM (Wine & Beer Only - I.D. Required).
For more information, please call 518-791-9474.