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BWIR and RPTF to Launch New Historical Collection Project, LEGENDS: The Evolution and Legacy of Black Radio Culture

Feb. 9, 2023 Black Women in Radio (BWIR) and the Radio Preservation Task Force of the Library ofCongress’s National Recording Preservation Board will officially launch a new soundand oral history project during the 2023 RPTF Conference. The collection, LEGENDS:The Evolution and Legacy of Black Radio Culture, led by BWIR Founder Felèsha Love, is a comprehensive…

Featured Collection: The Arthur B. Church KMBC Radio Collection at the University of Missouri-Kansas City

The Preservation Division of the Radio Preservation Task Force is launching a series of blog postings to feature radio collections around the United States in order to illustrate the variety these collections offer, and the cultural history they preserve. The first such collection is the Arthur B. Church KMBC Radio Collection, located in the Special…

Launching La TopoRadio

The RPTF is pleased to announce the launch of La TopoRadio— the best place on the web to explore historical research about Spanish-language radio. La TopoRadio is an interactive map that lets users discover publications about historic and contemporary stations. The project supports the goal of the RPTF to bring attention to the multifaceted history…

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