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The Archive Hour: Children Talking

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One of the most popular radio and TV programmes of the 1960s and 70s was Children Talking, presented by Harold Williamson. It was the first show to take the opinions of children seriously. A handful of years after Williamson's death, this tribute traces his career and the influence he had on other programme- makers. With Nick Ross. Producer Libby Cross

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Presented By:
Harold Williamson.
Unknown:
Nick Ross.
Producer:
Libby Cross
Source: Radio Times

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