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The WGN Radio Online Audio Archives
Here
are some audio files that don't necessarily fall into
the context of a specific show, including audio montages
and some of our classic holiday programming.
(Real Media streaming files unless otherwise
noted).
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WGN
GOLD
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WGN
Gold #1 Join Production Director Todd Manley
for a journey through the WGN Radio sound garden, where
the past and the present collide. In this edition: Robert
L. Collins and Lawrence J. Schreiner with a poem in
the language of love, trouble with hiccups, phone calls
from "Mr. President" and "the Devil,"
and what happens when a staff meeting breaks out in
the middle of Sports Central. (2/15/03) (31:50)
AUDIO
MONTAGES
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George
Harrison WGN Radio's Production Director Todd Manley
assembled this tribute to the late Beatle, who passed away
in November, 2001. (9:30)
- 9/11/01
WGN Radio's Todd Manley produced this montage of audio following
the tragic events of September 11, 2001. (3:08)
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Christmas
Newscast What if modern radio newsgathering techniques
were available over 2000 years ago? This classic recording
offers one possibility of how coverage of the first Christmas
might have sounded. (14:31) (The
Christmas Newscast was originally produced in 1969, the
creation of newswriter Jim Disch and host Dick Lashbrook.
Disch was just beginning what would be a 30-plus year career
with Tribune Company. The recording heard here is a slightly
revised version produced in 1976. Among the voices on the
segment are Carl Greyson, Jim Loughman, Orion Samuelson,
Max Armstrong, and Floyd Brown. According to Disch, "I
wrote and produced it because I thought it would be a meaningful
Christmas message which would work best on radio, a medium
that can capitalize on the listener's imagination. The response
from listeners (calls and letters) the first time it aired
was more than I ever expected.")
- It's
a Wonderful Slice of "It's a Wonderful Life"
Mike Nowak presents his less-than-ten-minute express version
of the classic holiday film. (12:10)
- Turn
Your Knob to Bob's Christmas Special Bob Collins' final
Christmas special, recorded in December, 1999. (55:13)
- Christmas
Is... with Carl Greyson A classic mix of words and music.
(24:18)
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