books about: radio     books:       The Glory of Their Times: The Story of the Early Days of Baseball Told by the Men Who Played It71 reviews Lawrence S. Ritter HighBridge Company, 2008 Baseball's Old Testament Statistically, baseball back then couldn't be more at variance with the game now. Cy Young threw 511 career victories, and 750 complete games. In 1909, Ty Cobb led the majors both in batting average (.377) and home runs (9). Cobb's teammate Sam Crawford hit over 300 triples in his career. What to make of such numbers? Lawrence S. Ritter's "The Glory Of Their Times" strips away the statistical ...             The Chronicles of Narnia: Never Has the Magic Been So Real (Radio Theatre) [Full Cast Drama]63 reviews Tyndale Entertainment, 2005 Love this book series! Our family loves to listen to the Narnia CDs on all our long road trips. Great family fun.             The Little Prince (BBC Radio Collection)191 reviews Little Prince speaks to the child in me I was an adult when i read this book, and i really appreciated the lessons in life that Saint-Exupery shares through the Little Prince. A great book, full of beautiful illustrations, easy to read, while fun and sad at the same time. I personally read it as if Exupery is sharing with us the conversations he has with his own inner child, in the image of the Little Prince. That is why the ...             VO: Tales and Techniques of a Voice-Over Actor67 reviews Harlan Hogan Allworth Press, 2002 Like talking with a friend Harlan Hogan provides a lot of explanation of how things work in the VO world (or at least as they did in 2002, when this book was written). He gives great advice while lightly touching on subjects like running your business, jargon, union vs. "pre-union", etc. However, he also offers some insight that beginning voice actors aren't likely to find in a lot of other books. Harlan does this by ...             84 Charing Cross Road (BBC Radio Collection)102 reviews Helene Hanff, Brian Clark BBC Audiobooks, 1993 84 Charing the Book 84 Charing Cross Road is a great read! The premis simple, but the characters are full and rich. Worth reading again, even if you have seen the movie.             Personality Radio45 reviews Dan O'Day O'LINERS / L.A. Air Force, 2000 Air Talents! You NEED this book! Personality Radio will quickly become more important to you than a good pair of headphones or digital editing. The advice and instruction are of the utmost value for rookies and veterans alike. The book is well written and simply put...a great read! More importantly, you will find inspiration and energy in this book. I read a small portion every day before I go on the air to draw on this ...             The Indie Bible, Fifth Edition (Indie Bible)37 reviews David Wimble Music Sales Corporation, 2003 Best Book For Independent Musician If you are a independent musician, you can't afford NOT to have this book. This book is incomparable. I have made so many contacts and have been introduced to so many new services and and products. I am currently using to services to help aid in the distribution of my music that I found in the Indie Bible. The money I saved in one month, paid for the Indie Bible. Then you have the contacts. ...             Happy Endings: The Tales of a Meaty-Breasted Zilc162 reviews Jim Norton Simon Spotlight Entertainment, 2007 Replused but hilarious! Absolutely hilarious. If you have heard him on Opie and Anthony and/or saw his stand up, this is a must. He holds nothing back. His tails of childhood are brutally honest showing his true colors. He takes everything on: race, handicapped, fat women, pooping, not bathing and even masterbation - several times. I honestly could not put it down. Every part is great. Quick read and very well written.             The Watcher's Guide, Volume 1 (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)107 reviews Christopher Golden, Nancy Holder Simon Spotlight Entertainment, 1998 Pretty interesting though a bit lightweight I like the books by Kenneth Topping a lot more than the official guides. They are more fun, more informative, and because they aren't "official" can be fans more than authors maintaining an official relationship with the show. But having said that, this and its companion volume are both really informative. And although I knew all the quotes anyway, it was a lot of fun reading them all. The ...             Rick and Bubba's Expert Guide to God, Country, Family, and Anything Else We Can Think Of: Including a "Best ...92 reviews Rick Burgess, Bill Bussey Thomas Nelson, 2006 Funny funny book This book is really funny but the best chapters are the last three chapters where each of the men explain how their lives have changed since they received Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. Excellent reading!!             Passport to World Band Radio, 2008 Edition (Passport to World Band Radio)23 reviews Lawrence Magne International Broadcasting Services, 2007 A GREAT BUY! For all the information here, I can't believe this book didn't cost twice as much! Reviews, radio listings, a glossary of terms, etc. Passport to World Band Radio, 2008 really expanded my radio experience by opening my eyes up and tuning my ears into what all else is out there!             I love Lucy: The complete picture history of the most popular TV show ever25 reviews Michael McClay Barnes & Noble, 2001 Through McClay You Get the Complete Picture AMAZING!! This is one of the best books written about "I Love Lucy." Michael McClay certainly knew what he was doing when he gave us this great book on the best show in picture history. Through many pictures (many in color) and words, McClay is able to tell you ALL about "I Love Lucy" and the great people that made it so great. He tells not only about the people at the time of the show, but ...             The Splendid Table's How to Eat Supper: Recipes, Stories, and Opinions from Public Radio's Award-Winning Food ...25 reviews Lynne Rossetto Kasper, Sally Swift Clarkson Potter, 2008 Yum This is a cookbook that reads more like a novel then a list of ingredients. Its a wonderful and fun concept. The recipes are great. I'll never buy salad dressings again after seeing how easy they are to make.             Alias Declassified: The Official Companion28 reviews Mark Vaz Bantam Books for Young Readers, 2002 Wow - Exciting, Interestering, and Fun to Read! I am a huge Alias fan. I found this book to be a great addition to my Alias collection. The book is very interesting with details about the characters, actors, design sets, and just about everything. I was interested in how some of the actors and actresses have kind of created their own characters behind the "script". It was a very fun and exciting read. I would reccomend this to anyone who is a ...             A Child's Christmas in Wales24 reviews Dylan Thomas New Directions Publishing Corporation, 1995 The voice If you have read A Child's Christmas in Wales, you know that it has to be a classic. But you can't fully appreciate it until you have heard Dylan Thomas read it. What a deep, expressive, poetic voice. For years, I have listened to the recording on a Caedman record. It is wonderful to have it on a CD.             Busman's Honeymoon (BBC Radio Collection)24 reviews Dorothy L. Sayers, Alistair Beaton BBC Audiobooks Ltd, 2002 The romantic conclusion of the series! Lord Peter and Harriet Vane are married. In a series of letters we learn the details of the wedding and honeymoon. Due to the malicious meddling of Lord Peter's sister-in-law and the hounding of the press, the bride and groom decide at the last minute to be married in a small chapel in Oxford. Harriet has asked Lord Peter to buy her a beautiful and ancient farmhouse in the country where they ...             Ayoob Files: The Book21 reviews Massad F. Ayoob Police Bookshelf, 2004 Pure Ayoob "Ayoob Files, The Book" is a collection of articles regularly written for American Handgunner magazine. These articles each detail and dissect an incident involving armed self defense. The book is now thirteen years old, and many of the events detailed in it happened in the 70's and 80's. The information is still helpful and valid, although in recent years Ayoob has begun to analyze and ...             Dummy Days: America's Favorite Ventriloquists from Radio and Early TV26 reviews Kelly Asbury Angel City Press, 2003 Fascinating Okay, I admit it: I grew up watching Paul Winchell on TV. And my best friend carved his own dummy, and practiced ventriloquism, while I acted as "audience". So, dummies and ventriliquists formed my warped view of life, later leading to Monte Python and Firesign Theater. What makes ventriliquists fascinating is their combination of surrealism, fantasy and real-life issues, projected into their ...             On the Air: The Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio29 reviews John Dunning Oxford University Press, USA, 1998 review This book has everything you could ever need to know about OTR. Meticulously researched. I asked my father in law about shows he used to watch and he named some I never heard of and he said were just local shows and wouldn't be in this book. Wrong! This book had them and even said that they were local shows. If you want an encyclopedia on old time radio, this is the one to get!             Winnie the Pooh Boxed Set: BBC (BBC Radio Presents)33 reviews A.A. Milne Listening Library, 1997 wonderful! This book was such a sweet little something to come home to at night. 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