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Voice of the Pioneer

Radio days in Canada, before CBC

Broadcast Date: March 11, 1984

CBC Radio reporter Bob Bowman shares his memories of Canadian radio before the CBC.

Radio days in Canada, before CBC

Medium: Radio

Program: Voice of the Pioneer

Broadcast Date: March 11, 1984

Guest(s): Bob Bowman


Host: Bill McNeil

Duration: 8:14

Last updated:
Dec. 1, 2010


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