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2. • • “Black Radio: Telling It Like It Was” is the story of radio’s role in the 20th-century transformation of the African American community. The series reveals the remarkable correlation between Black radio programming and African American culture milestones through interviews, historical airchecks, comedy, drama, and music.
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     Celebrating 25 Years of ‘Black Radio: Telling It Like It Was’

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   What is black radio telling it like it was?

   • The series 'Black Radio: Telling It Like It Was' reveals the remarkable correlation between Black radio programming and African American culture milestones. Through interviews, historical airchecks, comedy, drama, and music, it tells the story of radio’s role in the 20th-century transformation of the African American community.

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   What makes black radio a great series?

   • The series 'Black Radio: Telling It Like It Was' has a timeless personality that draws people to the stories and the people who are telling them. Vision and teamwork were the key to its creation.

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   What if there were no black radio series?

   • Without 'Black Radio: Telling It Like It Was', there would be no such series. Jacquie Gales Webb: The rebroadcast of 'Black Radio' has a timeless personality. People are drawn to the stories and the people who are telling them. How is this rebroadcast different from the original piece in 1996?

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   How does black radio influence African American culture?

   • Black radio has a remarkable correlation with African American culture milestones as revealed in the series. This is demonstrated through interviews, historical airchecks, comedy, drama, and music. The series explores radio during the great migration of Blacks from the South, trail-blazing Black DJs and stations, and Black radio during the Civil Rights movement.

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   Why is black radio significant?

   • Black Radio's existence as historical documentation of African American and American radio is as important as ever because it offers today’s listeners first-person anecdotes from radio pioneers that have since passed on. (25 years have passed).

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   Is 'black radio' still on a shelf?

   • For a little more than 20 years, the Smithsonian Institution’s ‘Black Radio: Telling It Like It Was’ series has been safely archived but primarily only accessible to researchers interested in this historical resource.

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   Feb 11, 2021 · “Black Radio: Telling It Like It Was” is the story of radio’s role in the 20th-century transformation of the African American community. The series reveals the remarkable correlation...

5. exchange.prx.org › series › 39768-black-radio"Black Radio: Telling It Like It Was" 25th Anniversary ...

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   Black Radio: Telling It Like It Was is the story of radio’s role in the 20th century transformation of the African American community. First aired in 1996, the specials have been reformatted into six hours for 2021. Original host Lou Rawls guides us, with new narration from original producer Jacquie Gales Webb.

6. www.redriverradio.org › cultural-communityBlack Radio: Telling It Like It Was - 25th Anniversary Edition

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   Feb 6, 2021 · Black Radio: Telling It Like It Was is the story of radio’s role in the 20th century transformation of the African American community. First aired in 1996, the specials have been reformatted into six hours for 2021. Original host Lou Rawls guides us, with new narration from original producer Jacquie Gales Webb.

7. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullBlack Radio: Telling It Like It Was – Documenting Radio on ...

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   Jul 1, 2024 · During the mid-1990s, the Smithsonian Institution’s documentary series, Black Radio: Telling It Like It Was, aired on hundreds of public radio stations nationwide. The series explored approximately 70 years of the history and socio-cultural impact of African Americans in radio – an ambitious and unprecedented undertaking.

8. www.nhpr.org › special-program › 2021/06/10Special Programming: Black Radio: Telling It Like It Was

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   Jun 10, 2021 · Through interviews, historical airchecks, comedy, drama, and music, the series reveals the remarkable correlation between milestones of Black radio programming and African American culture.

9. peabodyawards.com › award-profile › black-radioBlack Radio: Telling It Like It Was - The Peabody Awards

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   Black Radio: Telling It Like It Was. Radio Smithsonian. Hosted by Lou Rawls, this 13-part documentary on radio’s role in the evolution of America’s black communities is a forceful reminder of the many contributions made by African-Americans to the history of broadcasting.

10. archives.iu.edu › html › VAC0316Black Radio : Telling It Like It Was, circa 1920s-1997 - IU

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    Black Radio : Telling It Like It Was is a thirteen-part documentary radio program by Smithsonian Productions exploring the role of radio in transforming the African American community in the twentieth century and the contributions of Black disc jockeys, producers, station executives, and others to the history and development of broadcast radio.