Selected Library of Congress Posts

• Christmas on the Radio
  January 6, 2021
• The Guiding Light
  November 25, 2020
• Rex Stout on the Air
  October 14, 2020
• Tuning in the March on Washington
  August 25, 2020
• Sousa and the Talking Machine
  May 19, 2020
• The Mystery Chef
  May 12, 2020
• VE Day – This Is Not A Drill
  May 7, 2020
• VE Day – Take One
  May 7, 2020
• The Talking Machine Industry and the Spanish Flu Epidemic of 1918
  April 30, 2020
• Margaret Rupli, NBC War Correspondent
  April 22, 2020
• The Women Who Founded an Industry
  March 30, 2020
• All Going Out and Nothing Coming In
  February 25, 2020
• Crime Plays: The Phillips H. Lord Collection
  February 4, 2020
• Jimmy Dorsey and NBC Bandstand
  December 17, 2019
• James Farley and Early Radio Recordings
  October 4, 2019
• Miss Peak Speaks
  September 26, 2019
• The Billy and Marlene VerPlanck Collection
  September 19, 2019
• Native Gems: Highlights from the Native American Audio Project
  August 22, 2019
• Holding the Music: Lessons from the Library
  August 2, 2019
• Listening in on Apollo’s Mission to the Moon
  July 19, 2019
• Ground Control to Major Tom
  July 16, 2019
• Recorded Sound Research at the Library of Congress
  May 19, 2019
• Inside the Archival Box: The First Long-Playing Disc
  April 13, 2019
• Exploring Poetry through Moving Image and Recorded Sound
  April 10, 2019
• Jazz Appreciation in Moving Images and Recorded Sound
  April 5, 2019
• “America’s First Lady of Food”: Adelaide Hawley as Betty Crocker
  March 29, 2019
• Joe Smith and the National Recording Registry
  March 16, 2019
• “America’s First Lady of Radio”: Mary Margaret McBride
  March 6, 2019
• See and Hear: Presidents on Record
  February 18, 2019
• Copyright Breakdown: The Music Modernization Act
  February 5, 2019
• Rarities! Mystery! The Marty Alexander Collection
  December 13, 2018
• “I’m an American”: From Radio Program to Citizenship Day
  November 5, 2018
• Talking Baseball and America with the Spirit of Studs Terkel
  June 27, 2018
• The Future is….1981!: When the CD Was Born
  May 23, 2018
• Vocal Recordings the Hard Way
  April 17, 2018
• Eleanor Roosevelt at the Library
  April 10, 2018
• That Phantom Harvest Moon
  October 5, 2017
• Dunkirk: Radio Brings World War II Stories to the Home Front
  August 8, 2017
• How Radio Works (or) The Wizardry of Wireless (1922)
  April 5, 2017
• The First Jazz Recording: One Hundred Years Later
  March 3, 2017
• Rock the Vote
  November 8, 2016
• Santa Claus Speaks!
  December 23, 2015
• Honoring Frank Sinatra on His Birthday
  December 10, 2015
• Duke Ellington on the National Film Registry: Jam Session (1942)
  December 1, 2015
• Preserving Audio Cylinders: From Edison to the Archeophone
  October 28, 2015
• Is It Live or Is It Edison?
  May 21, 2015
• The Old 97
  April 2, 2015
• That’s Kooper, not Cooper
  February 26, 2015
• Gargantuan Graphophone Records
  December 11, 2014
• It’s scandalous! It’s immoral! It’s the “Turkey Trot”!
  November 27, 2014
• Earwitness to History: the Marine Corps Combat Recordings
  November 13, 2014
• The Elusive Buddy Bolden
  November 6, 2014
• Mark Twain Sort of Speaks to Us
  October 30, 2014
• A Fake Audio Butterfly
  October 9, 2014
• A Yankee Spangled Banner in the Old Town Tonight
  September 25, 2014
• News in the Air, Film on the Radio
  September 24, 2014
• 78 RPM Records, Internet Radio, Phonofilms, and a Blog: Now That’s Media Convergence!
  September 18, 2014
• Songs of the Working Man and Woman
  August 28, 2014
• Celebrating Tony Schwartz
  August 14, 2014
• World War I
  August 7, 2014
• Studs Terkel’s Music Interviews
  July 31, 2014
• Of Cantonese Opera and Guatemalan Marimba
  July 24, 2014
• Not Just Country Music
  July 17, 2014
• Audio Archaeology
  June 19, 2014
• School’s Out!
  June 13, 2014
• Play Ball!
  May 22, 2014
• Singing Circuits
  May 16, 2014
• America’s Record Collection
  May 6, 2014