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This second installment of Roaring Twenties Radio , "The Interview" series, features an interview with George Meir, the grandson of Alfred H. Grebe. Alfred Grebe founded the A.H. Grebe Radio Company. George tells his grandfather's story and provides photos, home movies and other items never seen before by the public. Tune into the Roaring Twenties Radio channel to hear Alfred Grebe's story like...

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Now playing, the second in my series, "The Interview". For the first time ever, George Mier, the grandson of Alfred H. Grebe, founder of the A. H. Grebe Radio Company, will tell the story of his grandfather's life.

In this video Albert's grandson, Kevin, continues the story of his grandfather's career after leaving Atwater Kent, and goes on to tell the story of Albert's sons and his own amazing story in the music industry and the famous recording groups and singers that have been his clients.

This is a very special presentation of the Roaring Twenties Radio CZcams channel. It's the channel's first in "The Interview" series. We'll interview a 1980's rock'n' roll singer who has a connection to 1920's radio, specifically, the Atwater Kent Radio Company and another radio company from a slightly later era, which we will go into in part two of this video. See part two here - czcams.com/vi...

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His work was the foundation for all radio communication along with many other accomplishments and the greatest physicist of the 19th century, yet he's comparatively unknown compared to Einstein and Newton.

This radio company was founded in 1907 and fourteen years later ended up going bananas! ( In the video I stated that WWI started in 1917. It actually started in 1914. The U.S. did not enter the war until April of 1917, before then it didn't effect life in the U.S. very much.)

We follow up our video on Kenneth Harkness with a video to let you experience the Counterflex circuit at work in one of Harkness's radios, the Counterdon-Counterflex three tube receiver.

Who was Kenneth Harkness, really? Thanks to my friends and fellow Antiqueradios.com members dogged determination, we found out! You can see one of his radios here..... roaringtwentiesantiqueradiomuseum.com/radio-gallery-4 Just scroll down to see the radio after you arrive at the page.

In this video we delve into the shadows of radio history, a place where the radio pioneers that received little attention for their part in radio history reside. William Priess is one such radio pioneer.

George E. Brightson went from being a huge success at one company to a rapid failure at another.

I discovered this French radio pioneer while doing research for another video documentary. I had never heard of him or read anything about him posted on the internet, which really surprised me after finding out about his career in radio. Now you can learn him too in this new video. Please subscribe if you haven't already, I'd greatly appreciate it.

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