[…]hink, you know, and we did a lot, there was only for effectively assistant producers acting as producers, we had no researcher, we had two pas, and a radio secretary. And that was it. And we were doing half an hour radio every week on radio for we were doing half an hour of television on BBC One on […]
[…]can stations, particularly KDKA Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which was one of the famous early stations over there. And I was really rather hooked on on radio. And so when we got back to England, having now had to give up my university course you see my wish was to do something in radio. I should of co[…]
[…]Essex where Essex had a fabulous technical infrastructure of three telephone exchanges for a phone for each students' residence, they had a broadcast radio studio which was designed to BBC standards with PPMs with Janet Fields with all the bits you would expect to find in an actual broadcast studio.[…]
[…]t to be married, so that everybody would lust after her, right? But she was married, and she had two kids, and in fact last week I heard on the radio that the daughter is now in films. She had a little boy and a little girl, and so the husband and the two kids were in one hotel and Rache[…]
[…]at came out forecasting out. Stephen Peet 16:32 Just Just a word. This is in the 60s. What about what are your thoughts in radio? And Leo? Did you think of television, Mike Fentiman 16:40 I hadn't thought of television in 1961. What was also amaz[…]
[…]worth, Mary Cockey as she was then. Do you remember Mary Mackworth? I: Yes. And was there any attempt at giving you experience in television and radio? R: No. Radio, yes, I did, yes, I did quite a lot of broadcasting. You were taken up to the, or, you were offered, wanted students to go an[…]
[…]y unhappy country. It still had a lot of American military presence. There were dreadful things like, senior police beating up a kid because he had a radio. He's listening to a radio by his ear and they were saying he was listening into their wavelengths. The prostitutes there, there were many, were[…]
[…]re stored. Where could theygo, they couldn't use them. They didn't use them because the Government would not let themstart and, in fact, they had the radio links, they used to show they, drive from Johannesburg toCapetown Peter Marisberg(??) you would see a radio link mast and they just would not al[…]
[…]something like that, wecame down about seven o’clock, we came downstairs from where we were dubbing and we had, we didn’t have a television, we had a radio which used to be a radio and television, so we could get television sound but we hadn’t got television picture. Anyway, we turned the sound[…]
[…] the BBC and that’s where the relationship with the National Archives comes into play and that goes, well certainly, for television programme output, radio programme output, certain parts of the music operation. They’re quite beyond the BBC’s interests and usage and I don’t think that’s ever b[…]
