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RCA's profits surged from $9 million in 1940 to nearly $50 million by 1950, driven by the rise of radio and the looming advent of television.
An 18-year-old soldier recounts fighting in Liberia's Civil War, revealing the harsh conditions and dangers faced by young combatants.
Evergreen, Alabama, became the official bigfoot capital of the state in November 2017, sparking local interest and community events centered around the creature.
Ghadeer, a young journalist, returns to post-ISIS Mosul to establish Radio One FM, promoting peace amid political turmoil and financial struggles in Iraq.
Spike Milligan's unpredictable humor transforms a serious interview with Huw Wheldon into a chaotic and entertaining exchange, showcasing his comedic genius.
Europe's Meth Scourge reveals the violent consequences of the growing meth trade in Switzerland.
Philo Farnsworth, a teenage sharecropper from Top, Idaho, revolutionized entertainment by inventing television in 1921, challenging the dominance of radio.
Frank Lampard defends himself on LBC after accusations from his ex-fiancee about fatherhood.
Mike Peter Ben's death in 2018 sparks a discussion on racism in Lausanne, Switzerland.
David Lloyd reveals Paul O'Grady planned a radio comeback the day before his death.
RTS Radio Télévision Suisse reveals the harsh realities of Death Row in Iran and civil liberties.
Efforts to unite Israelis and Palestinians through entrepreneurship are highlighted, focusing on the 'MEET' NGO's initiatives to foster collaboration and innovation.
Nathalie Yamb promotes Putin's agenda in Africa through social media and ties to Wagner.
