Kia ora - please add me. Thanks!

Welcome! The weather has been great (finally) this week.

Finally, the “unidentified female broadcaster” presenting to programme is actually expat NZer Noni Wright who worked at the BBC during WW2 - but her story is worthy of its own post sometime www.bbc.com/historyofthe...

If anyone can suggest a good Scots genealogy forum for sharing the link, I’d be happy to post to try and reconnect these 80 year old voices @swwstudiesedin.bsky.social

We were contacted by the son of one of the Fell brothers, whose parents are heard on the recording. His father had emigrated to NZ after the war. But the other three Edinburgh families on it have probably never heard the recording.

I became a wee bit obsessed with “Hello Children” and wrote a blog for Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision which is still on their website www.ngataonga.org.nz/explore-stor...

If there’s room for niche WW2 sound history, I post about NZ forces and broadcasting. Thanks!

Ooh just saw @aucklandmuseum.bsky.social is on here, so 👋

Kia ora - please add me. Not a historian, but history-adjacent plus archives

If there’s another list, please add me. Forever waffling on about radio history: especially WWII, NZ, war correspondents, BBC etc.