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Tagged: oral history

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Henry Gay interviewed by Chris Arneil
Excerpt from oral history - Henry Gay interviewed by Chris Arneil.
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Bob Rogers interviewed by Debbie Kruger
Excerpt from oral history- Bob Rogers, approaching his 70th anniversary in Australian broadcasting, talks through his life and career from his childhood days in Depression-era rural Victoria. He...
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Edyth Langham - oral history (excerpt)
Edyth Langham interviewed by Gwen D'Emden recalling her early years in radio. In this clip she talks about meeting Merle Oberon.
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Catriona Rowntree oral history (excerpt)
Catriona Rowntree discusses how she got her first break on radio station triple j.
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Deniz Tek oral history (excerpt)
Deniz Tek talks about the early origins of the Australian protopunk band, Radio Birdman.
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Lesley Cansdell oral history (excerpts)
Lesley Cansdell recalls her time as a fan of Australian radio drama serials, attending for several years in the 1950s the Sydney radio theatres who ran live-to-air sessions of 'Caltex Theatre...
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Lynne Murphy talking about George Edwards
Actress Lynne Murphy, talking about George Edwards and the cast recording of an episode of the long-running Dad and Dave serial
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Lloyd Lamble interviewed by Phil Charley
An anecdote from the ‘what can go wrong’ department, in relation to radio drama – this extract is from the OUAW interview with actor Lloyd Lamble.
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Keith Glover interviewed by Denzil Howson
This extract features Melbourne broadcaster, Keith Glover, on the subject of voice training for announcers, a neat example if we needed one of how verbally adroit these on air presenters were.
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Dan Webb interviewed by Bob Horsfall
The first clip features Dan Webb – or Danny as he was better known then – ex-3DB in Melbourne, reminding us all that radio truly was the ‘theatre of the mind’
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