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Nat Johnson: My Early Radio Days
I aired, for the first time in America, a stereo broadcast of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. Listeners were astounded – and generally seemed quite captivated.
Read MoreNat Johnson
Years at WGBH: 13 Positions: Audio Engineer (TV & Radio); Announcer (Radio); Producer (Radio) Online: WGBH & Friends Wikipedia article 4/3/2007 I left for New York in the mid-80’s. Worked for RCA Red Seal and RCA Victor until 2000. Nominated for Grammy in 2000. Living in Rockport, Mass. with wife Debbie and 2 basset hounds.…
Read MoreNat Johnson and Deborah Hope Stanton-Johnson wed
From Nat Johnson Nathaniel Sturgis Johnson and Deborah Hope Stanton-Johnson are pleased to announce their marriage which took place in the Cromwell Room at the Lygon Arms Broadway, Worcestershire, England on Saturday 3 June 2000 at 1:15 PM Join with us now in this happy occasion as we share these photos (below) with you!
Read MoreNational Theatre of the Deaf – “A Passover Seder”
David Atwood, director (Click to enlarge) Dick Holden, camera (click to enlarge) Rehearsal (Click to enlarge)
Read MoreProducing and recording “Favorite Themes for Masterpiece Theatre”
From Nat Johnson: I was stunned to learn from my studio producer that a musical legend would be joining the band that morning: Alan Civil had played in the Beatles’ albums “Revolver” and “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.” Holy Cow!
Read MoreMore photos from ZOOM Season V
Nat Johnson has posted his photos of Arcadio, Chris, Jon, Nell, and Jen at a ZOOM rehearsal in Studio A.
Read MoreWGBH radio drama in the 1970s
More images from Nat Johnson’s collection.
Read MoreAlumni List – March 6, 2018
Here is our current list of WGBH alumni, including those for whom we do and do not have e-mail addresses. (We have also included the names of our deceased colleagues in memoriam.) “Yes” after a name means we do have an e-mail address. “No” means we do not. Some people are listed more than once because we have multiple…
Read MoreGeorge Bauer
Years at WGBH: 1970-1972 (when I left to accept a position with National Public Radio in Washington) Jobs at GBH: Radio reporter for WGBH-FM and host of “The Ford Hall Forum” WGBH offered me my first job after graduating from the Boston University School of Communication. I covered state and local government for FM news and…
Read MoreWGBH Alumni on Facebook
Due to a major change at Facebook, we have to migrate the original WGBH Alumni group to a fan page over the next month.
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