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The NAB Broadcasting Hall of Fame is a yearly honor from the National Association of Broadcasters. One inductee from radio and one from television are named at the yearly NAB conference.[1]
Radio
For list of award winners, see footnote[2]
- 1977 William S. Paley, Jack Benny, Fred Allen, Lowell Thomas, Edward R. Murrow, Milton Cross, David Sarnoff, Ted Husing, Edwin Armstrong, Herbert Hoover, Gene Autry, Freeman S. Gosden, Charles J. Correll, Bob Hope, Graham McNamee
- 1978 Arthur Godfrey, Jim Jordan, Marian Jordan, Walter Winchell, Guglielmo Marconi
- 1979 Paul Harvey, Orson Welles
- 1980 Bing Crosby, George Burns
- 1981 Ronald Reagan, Kate Smith
- 1982 Edgar Bergen, Don McNeill
- 1983 Chester Lauck, Norris Goff, Benny Goodman
- 1984 Red Skelton, Bob Elliot, Ray Goulding
- 1985 Casey Kasem, Fred Palmer
- 1986 Mel Allen, Earl Nightingale
- 1987 Robert Trout, Gordon McLendon, Todd Storz
- 1988 Roy Acuff, William B. Williams
- 1989 Red Barber, Nathan Safir
- 1990 Charles Osgood, Hal Jackson
- 1991 Douglas Edwards
- 1992 Larry King
- 1993 Grand Ole Opry
- 1994 Harry Caray
- 1995 Gary Owens
- 1996 Don Imus
- 1997 Wally Phillips
- 1998 Rush Limbaugh
- 1999 Wolfman Jack
- 2000 Tom Joyner
- 2001 Bruce Morrow
- 2002 Dick Orkin
- 2003 Scott Shannon
- 2004 Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Music and the Spoken Word
- 2005 Jack Buck
- 2006 Dick Purtan
- 2007 Rick Dees
- 2008 Larry Lujack
- 2009 Vin Scully
- 2010 Ron Chapman
- 2011 Gerry House[3]
- 2012 Bob Uecker[4]
- 2013 Dave Ramsey[5]
- 2014 Steve Harvey[6]
Television
For list of award winners, see footnote[2]
- 1988 Lucille Ball and Milton Berle
- 1989 Sid Caesar and Ernie Kovacs
- 1990 The Honeymooners, Sylvester L. Weaver
- 1991 Jerry Lewis
- 1992 Star Trek
- 1993 60 Minutes
- 1994 Roone Arledge
- 1995 Carol Burnett
- 1996 M*A*S*H
- 1997 The Today Show
- 1998 Bob Keeshan
- 1999 All in the Family
- 2000 Saturday Night Live
- 2001 Ted Koppel
- 2002 Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In
- 2003 The Wonderful World of Disney
- 2004 Roger King
- 2005 The Tonight Show
- 2006 Regis Philbin
- 2007 Meet the Press
- 2008 Bob Barker
- 2009 Bob Newhart
- 2010 NBC Sports
- 2011 Gerry House[7]
- 2012 Garry Marshall
- 2013 American Idol
- 2014 Everybody Loves Raymond