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  Bob Collins Obituary

  Chicago, On the Media

  WBBM-TV obituary for radio broadcaster Bob Collins.

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  Tom Joyner at Edna’s #2

  Black, Chicago, Communities, Radio Faces, Tom Weinberg

  Live radio broadcast of the new Tom Joyner Show on V-103. They are broadcasting from Edna’s, legendary soul food restaurant in the Garfield Park neighborhood on the West Side of Chicago. Special guests on the show include Ramsey Lewis, George Wallace, and Herb Kent. Much of the tape is footage of the crowd at the restaurant before and after the broadcast, including two interviews with Herb Kent, “the Kool Gent.”

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  [Mancow 1/18/96]

  Chicago, Radio Faces, Skip Blumberg, Tom Weinberg

  Footage of a live broadcast of the Mancow Morning Madhouse on Rock 103.5 shot for the TV series Radio Faces.

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  [Mancow 6/14/95: Andrew camera #4]

  Chicago, Radio Faces, Tom Weinberg

  This is a continuation of a live broadcast of the Mancow Morning Madhouse on Rock 103.5 that was begun on a previous tape. This tape also has an interview with Mancow and his co-host Urma after the show. The footage was shot for the TV series Radio Faces.

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  The Tom Joyner Morning Show spots

  Radio Faces

  One 15 second spot and one 10 second spot for the Tom Joyner Morning Show on V 103.

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  [Studs interview for WFMT gala tape]

  Chicago, NHPRC, Studs Terkel

  A woman interviews Studs Terkel about his long and colorful radio career at WFMT, a fine arts and classical music station in Chicago. Studs also paints a picture of  Chicago broadcasting’s early days and explains how his experiences influenced his later books.

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  [Tom Joyner at Regal #1]

  Black, Chicago, Communities, Radio Faces

  This is a live radio broadcast of the Tom Joyner Morning Show from the New Regal Theater in South Shore, Chicago.

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  Radio Faces raw: Phil Jackson, Jud Buechler, Tom Shaer, Lorna Gladstone #1]

  Radio Faces, Skip Blumberg, Sports, Tom Weinberg

  Raw footage for Radio Faces. Bulls coach Phil Jackson gives a press conference, followed by interviews with Bulls player Jud Buechler, reporter Tom Shaer, and Westinghouse-CBS radio executive Lorna Gladstone.