Crosley

Set against the backdrop of the Industrial Age, "Crosley" tells the story of Powel and Lewis Crosley, two brothers who, despite their differences, shared an extraordinary ambition and vision for innovation. Born in the late 1800s, they revolutionized American culture with pioneering inventions like the first mass-produced economy car and the push-button radio, alongside their influential role in broadcasting and advertising. Their rise to fame and fortune, including ownership of the Cincinnati Reds, unfolds amidst personal triumphs and challenges, enriched by familial insights that paint a vivid picture of an era marked by both brilliance and excess.