Journal of Radio & Audio Media

Antenna Dilemmas: The Rise of an Indigenous-Language Low-Power Radio Station in Southern California

The Race of Sound: Listening, Timbre & Vocality in African American Music (p. 1)

Did They Say What They Thought? Gender, Sound, and Oral History in a Wisconsin Women’s Radio Program

Black Radio Listeners in America’s “Golden Age”

Writing Radio History as it Happens: The Challenges and Opportunities of Collecting Podcast Histories

Radio as a Sociability Space

In Their Own Little Corner: The Gendered Sidelining of NBC’s Information Department

How Does a Radio Host’s Testimonial Influence Media Experiences? The Indirect Effect of Social Presence

Democracy in the Air: Radio as a Complement to Face-To-Face Discussion in the New Deal

Propaganda and Preservation: Missed Opportunities and Inadvertent Archives in Radio Research

Radio Research as Critical Archival Studies: Cross-Sector Collaboration and the Sound Record

African Pioneer: K. E. Masinga and the Zulu “Radio Voice” in the 1940s

The Radio and the Portuguese 1974 Revolution. The Military, the Radio Personnel and a Successful Cooperation

Sound Archive Access: Revealing Emergent Cultures

The Spiral Model in the Text of Live Radio Journalism

Hold Your Liquor: NBC and Alcohol Advertising after Prohibition

Alone in a Crowded Room: The Impact of Crowd Noise in Music Recordings on Social Facilitation, Mental Imagery, and Cognitive Processing

“Government Control of Radio Communication”: The 1918 Debate

Radio and audio in 2018

Wikidata: Recruiting the Crowd to Power Access to Digital Archives

Marconi: The man who networked the world

Canada before Television: Radio, Taste, and the Struggle for Cultural Democracy

Editor’s Remarks: Preservation and Radio

When the Stars Aligned: Radio and Histories of Media Convergence

The Wireless Press and the Great War: An Intersection of Print and Electronic Media, 1914–1921

Editor’s Remarks: Diversity, History, Frameworks, and Effects

The art of the blues: A visual treasury of black music’s golden age

Characteristics of the Classic Radio Experience Perceived by Young Listeners and Design Implications for Their Digital Transformation

Playing to the crowd: Musicians, audiences, and the intimate work of connection

Missing, or Just Missed? Mediating Loss in the Missing Richard Simmons Podcast

“Dear Editor: Can You Tell Me What Happened to My Favorite NBC Program, Dimension X?”

Black-Focused Radio and the Civil Rights Movement in New Orleans

Sonic Borderscapes in Richard Curtis’s Film The Boat that Rocked (2009)

Is There Diversity on Popular Music Radio? Developing a Methodology for a Quantitative Analysis of Radio Playlists