CBC Time Warp – Capitol Broadcasting Company

Capitol Broadcasting is a living time capsule. With each passing day, events are documented and archived for future reference and reflection. CBC is well known for being a forward looking company and thankfully knew the value of preserving the past. Soon we will share some of our historical treasures with the public. Here is a teeny, tiny, taste of the soon to be launched CBC History website. Stay tuned!

Susan Dahlin & David Letterman — Susah Dahlin interviews David Letterman.

David Witherspoon, Paul Montgomery & Fred Fletcher — Fred Fletcher (r) and gang (David Witherspon, left, & Paul Montogomery at the piano) perform for local show

Earll Thompson — Earl Thompson operating the film projectors and slides.

Bill Jordan and Richard Simmons — WRAL-FM radio host Bill Jordan and health guru Richard Simmons

WRAL's Fountain Mountain — WRAL’s Fountain Mountain in 1958

Interpath user manual — Interpath. CBC’s internet company.

J.D. Lewis — J.D Lewis, broadcasting legend.

WRAL news anchor John Hudson pops out of the car trunk to the surprise of reporter Ann Devlin at The Partners Auction.

Oscar Smith (1st black news reporter on WRAL-TV) interviewing a politician.

Susan Dahlin & Tom McNamara — PM Magazine hosts Susan Dahlin and Tom McNamara jump into action

WRAL-FM Peabody Award — WRAL-FM radio news team wins the Peabody Award.

Rich Brenner, sports anchor, signing autographs.

Mark Roberts, Jim Axelrod & David Crabtree — Mark Roberts, Jim Axelrod, David Crabtree in the break room.

Thanks to Corp’s Pam Allen for this capcom story & photo. Pam Parris Allen is a former WRAL newscast producer/director who now works as a researcher and producer on the CBC History Project.