Wartime Radio Ambience 🎙️📻 9+ HOUR WWII-Era OTR | Complete Broadcast Day WJSV 9/21/1939 - Part Two

Later that same day in Lost Heaven... Part two of the WJSV September 21, 1939 broadcast. In case you missed part one, less than 3 weeks after start of World War II in Europe and while the New York World's Fair was showcasing the future, the Washington, D.C. CBS affiliate radio station WJSV simultaneously broadcast and recorded its entire 19-hour broadcast day from sign-on to sign-off in order to preserve a snapshot of the Golden Age of Radio and President Roosevelt’s address to Congress. The result was a valuable time capsule of every pop and crackle, station break, and technical difficulty, along side the news, music, comedy, drama, ads, and commentary, all as it originally aired. Presented here is the second half of the complete OTR broadcast day paired with HD stationary gameplay from Mafia: The Definitive Edition for studying, working, sleeping, relaxing, feeling nostalgic, and enjoying this historical slice of life from the era that defined the Greatest Generation in the U.S. #otr #study #ww2 #wjsv #oldtimeradio #wartimeradio #wartimenews #ww2history #mafia #mafiadefinitiveedition #sleep #ambience Original OTR audio from archive.org/details/OTRR_WJSV_Complete_Day_Singles (uploaded by worldrambler) Disclaimer: This is an archival recording from 1939 and is intended for educational, historical, and entertainment purposes. It does not reflect the views or opinions of Ambient Gamescapes, etc., etc. Also, as stated, these are original broadcast recordings — no AI was used in the production of this video. 00:00:00 - Scattergood Baines (Serial Drama) 00:15:05 - 4PM, Cleveland Indians at Washington Senators (Baseball Play By Play) 01:32:16 - The World Dances (Music) 01:45:16 - Arrow News (Wartime Reporting) 02:00:00 - Sports with Harry McTigue 02:14:53 - Amos 'n' Andy (Comedy) 02:29:55 - The Parker Family (Comedy) 02:44:54 - Joe E. Brown (Comedy) 03:15:15 - Ask It Basket (Quiz Show) 03:45:03 - Strange As It Seems (True Stories) 04:09:28 - Elmer Davis and the News 04:14:13 - Major Bowes' Original Amateur Hour (Variety Show) 05:14:39 - The Columbia Workshop: Now It's Summer (Drama) 05:45:12 - Americans at Work (True Stories) 06:14:56 - Arrow News and Edwin C Hill Commentary 06:29:54 - Streamline Interlude (Music) 06:44:40 - The Midweek Review with Albert Warner (News) 07:00:02 - Repeat of FDR's Address to Congress 07:35:22 - Jerry Livingstone and His Orchestra (Music) 07:43:47 - Teddy Powell Orchestra (Music) 08:13:31 - Louis Prima Orchestra from the Hickory House in NYC (Music) 08:42:54 - Bob Chester Orchestra (Music Followed by Wartime News) 09:11:58 - Station Signoff and National Anthem