1951 in radio
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The year 1951 in radio involved some significant events.
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[edit] Events
- March 4 - Sir John Gielgud appears as Hamlet on The United States Steel Hour.
[edit] Debuts
- January 1 - The Archers begins its production run on BBC.
[edit] Closings
- September 28 - Screen Director's Playhouse ends its run on NBC.
[edit] Births
- March 1 Deborah Byrd, American science journalist, creator and executive producer internationally syndicated Earth & Sky radio series.
- March 13 - Angelo Cataldi, sports radio personality for WIP in Philadelphia.
- July 22 - Richard Bey, television and radio talk show host.
- August 27 - Skip Bayless, radio and television sports personality and columnist.
- Tom Barnard, Minneapolis-St. Paul radio talk show host and former voice-over talent.
- Irwin Chusid, journalist, music historian and New Jersey radio personality.
[edit] Deaths
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