19 min
#006 William Le Queux: Power to the People The British Broadcasting Century with Paul Kerensa
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- History
A minisode that somehow ends up longer than a normal episode... Instead of telling you all about 1922's pioneer extraordinaire P.P. Eckersley, we're putting him back a week. Well, the radio hams of the day had to wait 18 months - you can wait 7 days.
Before him, we bring a tale of William Le Queux, amateur broadcaster of 1921 - oh and he was a writer from Guildford. Like your host...
Plus a tale of hospital radio, and a TV memory from illustrator Rachel Berman.
Support the podcast:
- ko-fi.com/paulkerensa buys me a coffee
- patreon.com/paulkerensa has tiers and benefits
- and your sharing, rating, reviewing and talking about this podcast is hugely appreciated.
Follow our Facebook page and Twitter handle for pictures and things to go with this podcast.
Original music is by Will Farmer - if you need music, visit his page.
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A minisode that somehow ends up longer than a normal episode... Instead of telling you all about 1922's pioneer extraordinaire P.P. Eckersley, we're putting him back a week. Well, the radio hams of the day had to wait 18 months - you can wait 7 days.
Before him, we bring a tale of William Le Queux, amateur broadcaster of 1921 - oh and he was a writer from Guildford. Like your host...
Plus a tale of hospital radio, and a TV memory from illustrator Rachel Berman.
Support the podcast:
- ko-fi.com/paulkerensa buys me a coffee
- patreon.com/paulkerensa has tiers and benefits
- and your sharing, rating, reviewing and talking about this podcast is hugely appreciated.
Follow our Facebook page and Twitter handle for pictures and things to go with this podcast.
Original music is by Will Farmer - if you need music, visit his page.
Paul's Mailing list | Books | Facebook | Twitter | Youtube | Website
19 min