If you've ever listened to the radio or watched television news, you owe thanks in part to Richard C. Hottelet. One of the original "Murrow Boys," he helped to invent broadcast journalism. In Hottelet's own words, "anything you survive is fun," so join moderator Michael Freedman as he explores the adventures of this groundbreaking reporter.
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If you've ever listened to the radio or watched television news, you owe thanks in part to Richard C. Hottelet. One of the original "Murrow Boys," he helped to invent broadcast journalism. In Hottelet's own words, "anything you survive is fun," so join moderator Michael Freedman as he explores the adventures of this groundbreaking reporter.
Broadcast History
Sirius XM Satellite Radio
Federal News Radio, Washington, D.C.
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Heather Date, Associate Producer
Lindsay Underwood, Associate Producer
Bryan Kane, Production Assistant
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