WSB History: The Cuban Missile Crisis

WSB History: Atlanta's 'Future' in 1983

WSB History: Sports on WSB

WSB History: Influence of Amos and Andy

Hear the story of Amos and Andy's controversial-but-unprecedented popularity -- and its effect on WSB history

WSB History: Amos & Andy raw sound

Amos & Andy raw sound from the 1930s

WSB History: Influence of Amos and Andy

Hear WSB's Chris Chandler discuss the influence of Atlanta natives "Amos and Andy" in the late 1920s and early 1930s.

WSB History: Remembering Mike Kavanagh

Hear WSB's Jon Lewis remember the late Mike Kavanaugh and Kavanaugh's dramatic description of a 1999 fire in Cabbagetown.

WSB History: Atlanta's Morning News

Hear the story of “Atlanta's Morning News”—and the history that made it possible

WSB History: 1940s - D-Day

Hear Wright Bryan's historic news report, June 6, 1944.

WSB History: 90 years in 90 seconds

90 years of news events covered on WSB in 90 seconds.

WSB History: 1962 - Orly plane crash

Hear WSB's coverage of the 1962 air disaster.

WSB History: 1940s - Women on the air

Hear the story of pioneering female WSB staffer Jane Sparks

WSB History: September 11, 2001

Hear excerpts from WSB's coverage on September 11, 2001

WSB History: 1925 - first recording of a WSB broadcast

Hear the first actual recording of a WSB broadcast. Announcer Lambdin Kay is one of a group of broadcasters speaking at a technical trade show on December 8, 1925. This is an ultra-rare recording, and a fun example of the standard 'announcer delivery' of the day.

WSB History: 1925 - the "WSB Chimes"

Hear the first recorded example of the “WSB Chimes” and announcer Lambdin Kay. You've heard this for decades billed as an actual WSB broadcast, but it wasn't—it's a phonograph record with the radio announcer added as a novelty, a minor fad at the time.

A Trip Through Time

An uninterrupted audio remembrance of major news and cultural events of the 20th century. Edited and arranged by Craig Carden.