Maternal Atmosphere?
gramme specially designed for women called "Woman’s Hour" and millions of women tune in every afternoon, Some men listen, too, and amongst them is Algernon Blackwood, _ eighty-year-old author of many distinguished books, Mr. Blackwood confesses that his listening to "Woman’s Hour" is frequent but selective. Cookery recipes, household hints and how to bring up baby are avoided, but he has learned a lot of interesting things from the programme. He himself is a broadcaster of outstanding merit but he was, to use his own words, "surprised and flattered’ when he was invited to take part in "Woman’s Hour," and in the studio became aware, so he said, of "a soothing maternal atmosphere that was | encouraging."--BBC London Letter. ‘THE BBC broadcasts a daily radio pro-
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 21, Issue 545, 2 December 1949, Page 11
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126Maternal Atmosphere? New Zealand Listener, Volume 21, Issue 545, 2 December 1949, Page 11
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