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Posts Tagged ‘ historical programs ’

Mediating the Past: Radiolab Revisits the Crossroads

July 25, 2012

By Eleanor Patterson

The popular WNYC public radio program Radiolab weaves together interviews, historical records, artifacts, and music in the episode "Crossroads," which explores the cultural history surrounding blues musician Robert Johnson.
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Tags: historical programs, public radio, Radiolab, Robert Johnson, WNYC
Posted in Mediating the Past | 2 Comments »

America Needs Historical Comedies Now

February 4, 2011

By Ethan Thompson

It's Like Mad Men, Only Funny!
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Tags: comedy, historical programs, kennedys, period dramas, sitcom
Posted in Columns, Late to the Party | 3 Comments »