Paul Kerensa’s ‘Stand Up History’ of radio enthralls at the museum

The early days of broadcasting are recreated in this entertaining show -  An Evening of (Very) Old Radio - well received by the audience at Petersield's Museum and Art Gallery, adding their own tales of the magic of radio. 

Paul Kerensa, a stand up comedian and writer on shows like Not Going Out and Miranda, gave a lively talk about the 1920's revolution radio was and remains.

Speaking to Mike Waddington he talks about broadcasting more than a century ago and how much created then remains in the bloodstream of the medium today.

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