The development of mass mediums in human history changed the societies in which they were developed.
For example, the invention of the printing press in Germany in the 15th Century took Europe from darkness to light, and created the modern era.
The development of the radio in the 19th Century helped connect the United States, bringing together those in urban areas with those in far away rural areas of the country.
Weekly syndicated programs entertained Americans.
They could get blow by blow coverage of the heavyweight fight, and hear the President address the nation as he prepares for war.
The radio was a powerful medium, but it was just a prelude to the medium that would be the most powerful medium humanity had ever seen at the time of its invention in the 1920s.
The television offered everything that the radio offered accept it added imagery.
You didn't have to create the images in your mind with your imagination.
It was a game changer!
How could the story that Democrats told us about January 6 only be told on television, and why did they hire a television producer to help them tell it?
Join the conversation and get answers to these questions and more on According2Sam episode #154.
