Continuous Wave
A weekly newsletter and site exploring the forgotten history of broadcast and all electronic media.
Audio Flux opens our ears to the power of duration
When re-enactments and docudramas were the pinnacle of audio journalism
Sonja D. Williams on the timeless radio of Richard Durham
Weird, maybe even good, money ideas from when broadcasting was young
At the wake for narrative podcasting, a story from one guy who kept the flame
For more than two decades, the biggest US radio networks insisted on live programming and tried to ban recorded material on air. Why?
ABC is the love-child of US regulators and Life Savers — and that's not even the weird part
In broadcasting, the Red Scare turned into a stupid hall of mirrors
Sarah Montague on the lessons of radio "masterworks"
As the CPB dies, we can still learn from America's long era with no public broadcasting
Radio's suds hacks vow to picket — while tearjerkers make a bold move
Plus why radio hand signals are way better than Google Docs 👀
The ad couple who invented the format everyone loved to hate