The Edison Cylinder Phonograph: How Audio Recording Changed the World
In this very special episode, I head to the Victorian-era Dalnavert House Museum in Winnipeg to discuss the origins of sound recording technology and its impact on music and culture in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Thank you to Mark Traynor and the Dalnavert Museum for their generous cooperation in creating this video.
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Edison Fireside Phonograph: Inside the Music
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Historical Scientific Instruments
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Cylinder Records - New music on dead formats taken to the extreme
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Wire Recorders: the OG Magnetic Recording Technology
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Why Phone Numbers Look the Way They Do
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Stenotype: the Court Reporter's Secret Weapon
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How America Is Losing the World | Lunch Money with Paul Krugman and Heather Cox Richardson
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WWI Engineers' Instruments: the Stories Objects Tell
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A Brief History of Recording Sound
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The History of Camera Flashes
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TAT-1 Telephone Cable: Bridging the Atlantic
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Detex Guardsman: Clocking the Beat
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FIRST SOUNDS: Humanity's First Recordings of Its Own Voice
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My oldest repair yet... on the Edison cylinder phonograph
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Advanced Propulsion Systems with Dr. Sonny White
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German Phonomuseum - Edison Phonograph to hi-fi / HiFi / high-end record player - report / tour
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Spirit Duplicators: Copies Never Smelled So Good
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Edison's Impression: Laying Sound into a Groove
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Thomas Edison Did NOT Record The First Sound!
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