Ready for a trip back in time to where it all began? In this lively episode, we tune into November 1920 and the crackling birth of American radio broadcasting. Discover how a group of curious Westinghouse engineers, a rainy Pittsburgh night, and a humble wooden shack gave rise to KDKA—and kicked off a media revolution!

You'll hear the suspenseful story of the first-ever scheduled radio broadcast, which brought the results of a presidential election to over a thousand eager listeners before newspapers could even hit the streets. Find out how people from hundreds of miles away became instant fans, sending postcards and feedback that would help shape the future of entertainment. Plus, learn how radio’s explosive growth left newspapers stunned and transformed family evenings forever.

Whether you’re a longtime radio fan or just discovering old time radio, this episode is packed with fascinating moments, behind-the-scenes drama, and the human need for connection that still keeps us tuning in. Don’t miss it—and as always, happy listening!