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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.
Read MoreProducing and recording "Favorite Themes for Masterpiece Theatre"
In 1980, shortly after departing WGBH to seek fame (and possibly fortune) as an independent producer, I approached Joan Wilson with a proposal to issue a record album of “Favorite Themes from Masterpiece Theatre.” Joan went for the idea immediately and
Read MoreRemembering Robert Koff
A founding member of the Juilliard String Quartet, Robert was chairman of the Brandeis music department from 1969-76, and retired from the university’s faculty in 1983. Robert’s other activities included lecturing on music in a 40-part series for WGBH-TV.
Read MoreRemembering Jeremy Brett
Our dear friend, and a magnificent actor.
Read MoreHarvey Morris
Harvey Morris was an engineer for both radio and TV in the late ’60s and early ’70s.
Read More“George’s House” III
Faith Pettit – NSJ Polaroid (Click to enlarge) Sally – NSJ Polaroid (Click to enlarge) A doorfull of dancers – NSJ Polaroid (Click to enlrage) Sally – NSJ Polaroid (Click to enlarge)
Read MoreClassic Theatre (1975)
Nat: And I was extremely pleased and proud that Joan did such an extraordinary work in producing this series, the likes of which we will never see again. I was Director of the NEH Media Program which provided principle funding for this series
Read MoreClassic Theatre Shoots – London, 1975
Inside the courtyard of the Temple Church in London, on
Read MoreShooting Symphony
Skip Wareham on camera (Click to enlarge)
Read MoreMore George’s House
NSJ watching David Atwood at the Nagra Frank Lane, camera. NSJ,
Read MoreDan Wagoner Dance Company
Sue – NSJ Photo (click to enlarge) Faith and Regan – NSJ Photo (click to enlarge)
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