Radio



People to contact: Joe Brady - retired engineer and radio enthusiast - tell me Sarah Braxton recommended him as a source! 643-0603 -Ruth Reinhart - I've heard someone mention this person's name. This person might have experience with radio programming - Pam Grugan

- Michael Torello, Capital University, Columbus, OH. -- Don Braxton

Ronny Risinger, a social studies teacher at my school who also runs the amateur radio club. rrisinger@austinisd.org - Alison Earnhart

Other sources to consider:

-Juniata College Department of Communications - someone might have expertise in radio as a medium - Pam Grugan

-KDKA radio in Pittsburgh (first to broadcast in nation) at the time operated by Westinghouse(?) so they might be a good source too. Chris Tremper

Additional Comments:

As far as the history of radio goes, I read a biography on the inventor Nikola Tesla, and it implied that there was debate over who actually should get credit for "discovering" radio, or inventing ways to use it. The book was called "Tesla: Man Out of Time". However, I found a good PBS article on it too: []