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Adjusting with our Antennas
@AdjustingwithourAntennasTracked since May 2026
A podcast on the history of classic TV reception.
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Adjusting with our Antennas does not yet have a measured paid-member count. 7 of 9 cohort creators are measured for this metric.Ranking data · includes stale rows| Rank | Creator and why included | Paid members | Gap vs Adjusting with our Antennas | Freshness |
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| #1 |  Circling BackPodcastsContent relevance + business context | 2,257 | Not comparable | Aug 26, 2026 |
| #2 |  Fun for All Ages with Frank SantopadrePodcastsContent relevance + business context | 840 | Not comparable | Aug 27, 2026 |
| #3 |  Those Good Old-Fashioned ValuesPodcastsContent relevance + business context | 240 | Not comparable | Sep 5, 2026 |
| #4 |  Ben, Rafe & EwanPodcastsContent relevance + business context | 25 | Not comparable | Sep 2, 2026 |
| Not ranked |  Adjusting with our AntennasProfilePodcastsPaid members position in Recommended cohort | Not measured | Reference | Sep 2, 2026Stale |
The rank uses the full fixed cohort. This table shows up to five creators around Adjusting with our Antennas; the coverage summary above still counts everyone.
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Article Latest postPublicWatching the Spies - Special Bonus EditionAdjusting with our Antennas Watching the Spies - Special Bonus Edition June 17 View post In an all listener preview of this subscriber-based bonus coverage, BAF peeks into the television shows of the 1960s decade that centered on espionage. Inspired by the release of the early James Bond films, spy-themeed programs began their mission with The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and continued with Get Smart, I Spy, and the sustaining Mission: Impossible. Many of these shows went beyond what was seen on the television screen and BAF explores the mark they made and how many are still remembered and relaunched in recent times.
June 17 0 likes 0 commentsTelevision and the BicentennialWith the approach of the America's semiquincentennial (250 years), BAF takes a look back at the Bicentennial celebration in 1976 and the role televison played not just that on Sunday, July 4th of that year but months even years before.ArticleMay 19Public 0 0Appealing Through Our AntennasWith all the different types of programming the television brought, fund raising played a part and so entered the telethon. Addressing many charitable causes including medical research, support for arts and culture, and hunger relief, BAF explores how the televised appeal to masses began.ImageApril 21Public 0 0Tuning in to Celebrate with the CelebritiesAdjusting with our Antennas S2 E10 Tuning in to Celebrate with the Celebrities March 10 View post In the 1950s, awards shows started being televised. Beginning with the Academy Awards (or Oscars) and continuing with the Emmys, Grammys, and ultimately Tonys these programs celebrating achievement in Cinema, Television, Music, and Stage laid the groundwork. BAF welcomes back James Lott, Jr. of JLJ Media, who has produced and hosted several podcasts of the history of awards shows in addition to great stories of the Hollywood scene, movies, and television. The discussion centers on how different awards shows emerged and how television played a part in capturing memorable, trend-changing, and soArticleMarch 10Public 0 0The Sunday That Became More Super - Special Bonus EditionAdjusting with our Antennas S2 E9 The Sunday That Became More Super - Special Bonus Edition February 4 View post Revisiting bonus coverage through The Prime Time Players introduced last year, BAF presents special bonus content from last year's Super Bowl history episode that covers the evolution and emergence of America's championship game. The episode includes further details on how it came to be named the Super Bowl, some game highlights through the years, the importance of Budweiser and other significant commercialsl, early halftime show perfomers following the change in format of the early 1990s, and different versions of lead-out programming.ArticleFebruary 4Public 0 0How Soap Commercials Turned to MelodramaThe soap commercials first from the radio then television aired during daytime hours, eventually forming a genre known as soap opera and extending into Prime Time. BAF interviews podcaster James Lott, Jr. of JLJ Media, tapping into Lott's extensive knowledge of the genre and how it has shaped television drama over the decades in the way shows were presented, characters and the actors who portrayed them were received, and viewers watched them often awaiting weeks even months for plot resolution.ArticleJanuary 28Public 0 0How Television Made a Team BrandWith the NFL season in full grind and approaching the playoffs, BAF looks at the Dallas Cowboys and the highly visible impact and history of their popularity on the air. He is joined by longtime Cowboys fan, Kaete, who represents a solid example of how television connects loyal followers outside of Texas. Topics of discussion center on how annual Thanksgiving appearances and active player, coach, and other personnel presence beyond the field have contributed to the brand "America's Team."ArticleDec 15, 2025Public 0 0America Loves a Parade, Especially on TelevisionAdjusting with our Antennas S2 E6 America Loves a Parade, Especially on Television Nov 24, 2025 View post Parades are a longtime occasion to celebrate and honor. BAF explores how the presence of television has heightened the experience. This involves eliminating the factor of traveling the distance to see the spectacle, bringing amazing views close up through camera angles to see floats, inflatables, and performances plus hearing commentary from favorite on-air personalities. It all started in 1948 with the first national telecast of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade bringing enjoyment and pop culture to American households over a national holiday. This annual telecast led the way to otheArticleNov 24, 2025Public 0 0When Television Entered Another DimensionThe 1950s brought science fiction to television, but in October of 1959 a new program took elements of that genre to another level with a new anthology titled "The Twilight Zone." Created, produced, and narrated by Rod Serling this program explored different situations each episode involving space, time, the mysterious and unknown, and twists inolving humanity as well. Past guest Krysti joins BAF on an exploration of past episodes of "The Twilight Zone" and the overall show's impact over time.ArticleOct 17, 2025Public 0 0From the Mountain to the PrairieAdjusting with our Antennas S2 E4 From the Mountain to the Prairie Oct 15, 2025 View post The 1970s were a changing time for television bringing in a mix of new sitcoms and variety shows involving satire and social issues along with new trends and images in action shows and crime dramas. As the curtain closed on the era of western-based shows that were popular during the 1950s and 60s, two new historical dramas focused on the everyday lives of family in rural America - The Waltons and Little House of the Prairie. Similar in many ways, they were also unique in how they touched American households in the nine seasons they aired. The families from Waltons Mountain and Walnut Grove defined morArticleOct 15, 2025Public 0 0The Games Experiened Around the WorldAdjusting with our Antennas S2 E3 The Games Experiened Around the World Aug 25, 2025 View post No, it's not an Olympic year and half a year away from one. But the purpose of having an Olympic Games sustains through time. BAF admits that in starting the podcast in 2024 he neglected last year's summer games in lieu of prepping introductory epsiodes. But better late than never and months ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics, the importance of their televised exposure ranges across a variety of competitions, ceremonies, news, and features. Television coverage has brought all international parties together.ArticleAug 25, 2025Public 0 0Join for free Share Gift LockedNo public preview was captured for this post.Article3d ago$10 tier & up 0 0
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