D-Day Radio Stories

from Re-Imagined Radio · host John F. Barber

D-Day Radio Stories A documentary sound collage Re-Imagined Radio combines multiple "eye witness" radio news reports for this part documentary, part sound collage of stories about D-Day, the invasion of Europe by Allied military forces to repel German invaders and end World War II, June 6, 1944. "D-Day Radio Stories" provides a different storyline for this World War II turning point, and we hope, a worthy tribute to the Allied invading forces and those correspondents who went with them to tell the rest of us what they see and hear. Season 13, Episode 06 Released: June 16, 2025 Written, Produced, and Hosted by John F. Barber  Sound Design, Original Music Composition, and Post Production by Marc Rose  Promotional Graphics by Holly Slocum with Evan Leyden  Social Media and Announcing by Rylan Eisenhauer Audio file name: rir-d-day-radio-stories.mp3 More information at our website, https://www.reimaginedradio.fm/episodes/d-day/index.html

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