In the year 1960, it felt as though the future was about to begin. A new President would be elected, the Cold War was intensifying, and the radio airwaves were shifting in profound ways. This 12-hour, 15-minute collection of 31 recordings captures the spirit of that pivotal year, from the first televised Kennedy-Nixon debate to the final broadcasts of beloved radio classics. It's a rich audio time capsule for collectors who want to hear history unfold—not just in news bulletins, but in the jingles, dramas, and music that shaped daily life.
