Entertainment: Radios in the 1930s

In the 1930s, there were several different types of programs on the radio, such as radio plays, soap operas, quiz shows, variety hour, talent shows, music, play by play sports broadcasting, and radio news. Radios help change how people heard current news. The american people go the current affairs faster and were more aware of america's and the worlds news. The radio was also used for communication, President Franklin Roosevelt's 'fireside chats' help americans bond and get to know their president more. Radios help establish big broadcasting networks such as NBC and CBS. The radio was a big leap forward in technology; helping americans keep up with current affairs and brought in new entertainment, such as different types of shows.

Radio family

Sites used:
Wikipedia
PBS: Radio in the 1930s