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WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2nd at 8PM is our next Virtual Wednesday Chat! Guest speaker Bob Roswell will discuss the fascinating history of the Heath Company's "Heathkits" computers.

To RSVP, contact smalachi @ncrtv.org prior to 3PM on Dec. 2nd

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Today in 1960, "Amos 'n' Andy" made its final broadcast. The radio show began airing in 1928, and a television adaption of the show aired on CBS from 1951-1953. #RadioHistory #TelevisionHostory

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Today in 1936, Edgar Bergen and his puppet Charlie McCarthy became an overnight success. Their variety show aired until 1955. #RadioHistory

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WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th at 8PM is our next Virtual Wednesday Chat! Guest speaker Steve Hansman will discuss the fascinating history of the Radiobar Company of America.

To RSVP, contact smalachi @ncrtv.org prior to 3PM on Nov. 18th

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THANK YOU everyone who tuned in for #NCRTV2020Gala on Nov. 14th!

If you missed the Gala, don't worry! The recorded video is available to view on our website https://t.co/uHmNkc2Cvv AND the silent auction is still ongoing! Visit https://t.co/ynkpKOWueP to make a bid!

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Today in 1974, the 1st intentional interstellar radio message was sent out into space. The message carried basic information about humanity & earth, and was meant as a demonstration of human technological achievement. #RadioHistory

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