The story of one of TV’s early idealists, retold in the context of the Cold War. Read the full description.
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Piece Description
On an Indiana farm in 1927, a young inventor named Ruby conceives of a medium that might break down cultural barriers and inspire world peace. But later, when her invention has become a fixture in America's living rooms, Ruby's forecast of an electronically driven Utopia proves to be far from perfect.
The Ruby Sunrise by Rinne Groff. Starring Elisabeth Moss, Henry Winkler, and Jason Ritter.
Hour One includes a feature on TV pioneer Philo T. Farnsworth. In Hour Two, a conversation about TV's cultural impact with Matt Roush, Senior Critic at TV Guide magazine.
Timing and Cues
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