Ben Grauer's guest appearances

Ben Grauer

Breaking Walls

WSMF Broadcast Day Podcast

David Shields

Damon Runyon

Jerry Lewis

Monica Lo

Johnny Carson

Kieron Lewis

Philip Marlowe

Pat Novak

Richard Diamond

Sam Spade

Barrie Craig

George Walsh

Vic Perrin

John Dehner

Orson Welles

OwlTail

For Westinghouse's 50th Anniversary in 1970, longtime NBC radio announcer Ben Grauer spoke about being on his toes with news relays during World War II.Born in New York in 1908, he was a child actor who became an NBC staff announcer in 1930. Grauer covered olympic games, announced for Walter Winchell’s Jergen’s Journal, and was hand selected by Arturo Tuscani to support NBC’s Symphony Orchestra. By World War II he was a senior commentator and reporter.

For Westinghouse's 50th Anniversary in 1970, longtime NBC radio announcer Ben Grauer spoke about being on his toes with news relays during World War II.<br><br>Born in New York in 1908, he was a child actor who became an NBC staff announcer in 1930. Grauer covered olympic games, announced for Walter Winchell’s Jergen’s Journal, and was hand selected by Arturo Tuscani to support NBC’s Symphony Orchestra. <br><br>By World War II he was a senior commentator and reporter.

NBC Announcer Ben Grauer On Fast News Relays During World War II

For Westinghouse's 50th Anniversary in 1970, longtime NBC radio announcer Ben Grauer spoke about being on his toes with news relays during World War II.

Long-time radio announcer Ben Grauer on the buttoned-up nature of radio in the 1930s.

NBC Announcer Ben Grauer On NBC Stuffiness in the 1930s