Schroeder interviewed for Print magazine on instructional records
Jonathan Schroeder, the William A. Kern Professor of Communications, was interviewed for an article titled “The Daily Heller: Long-Playing Instructionals and the American Dreams” in Print magazine on July 31. The article explores the cultural impact of midcentury instructional records, a subject Schroeder recently addressed in his book, Designed for Success: Better Living and Self-Improvement with Midcentury Instructional Records.
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