Lear Radio Show
Movie Censorship & the Blinding of Isaac Woodard
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Lear Radio Show features the ideas and commentary of American writer and public intellectual Norman Corwin? No—without a confidently identified series, the title alone does not establish its host or format. This recording is identified with the date August 25, 1946, and the subjects “Movie Censorship” and “the Blinding of Isaac Woodard.”
The listed topics place the program in conversation with questions of film, public life, and racial violence in postwar America. The title offers a glimpse of the issues addressed, while the listening experience is best approached as a period radio program centered on those subjects.
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.
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