In the spring of 1902 on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, human communications was forever altered by the successful wireless experiments of Reginald Fessenden, a former protégé of Thomas Edison. 

Join award-winning maritime research historian Kevin Duffus when he distills fact from fiction in his multi-media program titled “The Origins of American Radio on North Carolina’s Outer Banks” and why North Carolina needs to recognize its rightful place to not only be First In Flight, but First in Broadcast.