National Association of Educational Broadcasters (NAEB) audio tapes | National Educational Radio Network Broadcasts, 1952-1973 | America on stage
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Schmidt, Karl
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Karl Schmidt was a radio executive and host for station WHA at the University of Wisconsin. Schmidt began broadcasting for WHA as a student at the University of Wisconsin in 1941. After leaving the university during World War II to serve as a broadcaster for Armed Forces Radio and a brief stint in New York, Schmidt returned to Wisconsin. While at WHA, he served as a producer, host, chief operator, director of radio, and director of the National Center for Audio Experimentation. Schmidt produced ...
Roberts, Cliff
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Cliff Roberts was a radio broadcaster and music director at station WHA at the University of Wisconsin. He attended the University of Wisconsin and began his broadcasting career as a student, later returning to WHA after World War II. He worked on series including "Wisconsin Yarns," "America on stage," and "And the world listened." Roberts died in 1983....
Curvin, Jonathan W.
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Jonathan W. Curvin was a communications scholar and radio broadcaster. He earned his Ph.D. from Cornell and worked at Vanderbilt University's Department of Communication Studies from 1941 to 1946. Later, Curvin was a radio host for the University of Wisconsin radio station WHA, hosting programs in series including "America on stage" and "Homemaker's Program"....
Stanley, Raymond J.
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Raymond J. Stanley was a producer, radio actor, and executive who worked at station WHA at the University of Wisconsin, station WOSU-TV at Ohio State University, and the Educational Broadcasting Facilities Program in the U.S. Office of Education. At the University of Wisconsin, Stanley was the director University of Wisconsin Television Laboratory around 1959. He worked for WOSU-TV around 1963, and the Educational Broadcasting Facilities Program around 1969....
