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Welcome
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Welcome to the House of Broadcasting Inc. (HOBI), Arizona's Radio & Television Museum Website! The House of Broadcasting Inc.(HOBI) radio and television museum is Arizona's largest private collection of broadcast memorabilia.
HOBI Supports ASU and U of A
Thanks to funds raised at the Living Legends of Broadcasting Holiday Concert, House of Broadcasting was able to support scholarships for broadcasting and journalism students at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication (ASU), and the Eller College of Management (U of A).
Pat McMahon talks Wallace & Ladmo
A standing room only audience heard Emmy winning, Phoenix broadcaster, and House of Broadcasting Board of Director's member, Pat McMahon, related his experiences as a cast member of the legendary Wallace & Ladmo Show at the Sunnyslope Historical Society, 737 East Hatcher Road, Phoenix, on January 21, 2023. After the presentation, McMahon was available to answer questions, pose for photos, autograph items, and hear audience members relate their stories about what the Wallace and Ladmo show meant to them.
Living Legends of Broadcasting Holiday Concert
- See photos and learn more on our Recent Events page.
Sunnyslope Historical Society and Museum Display
House of Broadcasting is currently displaying radio and TV artifacts from the early days of broadcasting at the Sunnyslope Historical Society and Museum, 737 East Hatcher Road, Phoenix.
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Vintage Equipment
Overview of Display
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Electronic Transcriptions (1940's)
Latest Book Signing
Check our Book Signing page for info about the latest book signing by HOBI Board member Dr. John Craft. By the way, you can still purchase the book through the contact info listed below, or through Amazon.
House of Broadcasting Comes to Arizona Historical Society!
Our On Air page has a seletion of photos from the opening of the exhibit.