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Subject:Re: Citing a radio broadcast From:Barb Miller <millerb -at- TCPLINK -dot- NREL -dot- GOV> Date:Mon, 22 May 1995 07:33:54 MDT
kc asked:
"How do I site a radio broadcast? I heard a expert speaking on the radio on the
way to work and need to site some of his ideas in a report I have due. PLEASE
HELP!!"
I would suggest ordering a transcript of the broadcast and citing the
transcript, although my Chicago Manual of Style does not list a transcript
format. I would suggest
author, name of show, then say "text of speech on (subject)." City,
State, date. Transcript (or Radio broadcast)
Barbara Miller
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
millerb -at- tcplink -dot- nrel -dot- gov
