I migliori Clayton K podcast (2024)

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Audio Antiques - Adam Clayton Powell Jr., Activist & Politician 58:45

7d ago58:45

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We're going to learn about Adam Clayton Powell Jr. He was the first African-American to be elected to Congress from New York, as well as the first from any state in the Northeastern U.S. Powell represented the Harlem neighborhood of New York City in the House of Representatives from 1945 until 1971. He served as a national spokesman on civil rights…

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Audio Antiques - Academy Award Winning Actress Bette Davis in Broken Prelude 1:05:51

8h ago1:05:51

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We have two episodes from the Silver Theater, a dramatic anthology series broadcast on CBS Radio and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation from 1937 to 1947. Each week, Silver Theater featured a different movie star in a different drama or comedy. From the year 1938 we're going to hear Broken Prelude parts one and two. They star Bette Davis, who's …

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Higher Ground - Black Data Professionals 26:34

2d ago26:34

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Ken Robinson interviews African-Americans involved in the tech industry, and their concerns about a developing digital divide during the early days of the computer boom. More at KrobCollection.com

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Audio Antiques - Hattie McDaniel, Singer, Songwriter, Oscar Winner 1:39:15

4d ago1:39:15

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Hattie McDaniel was an American actress, singer, and comedian. She was born in 1893 in Wichita, Kansas...and was the youngest of 13 children. Her father Henry had fought in the Civil War. Her mother was a gospel singer, both had been slaves. After graduating from high school McDaniel started working as a songwriter and performer. In the 1920s she b…

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BFMD 312 - Playing for 2025 1:05:36

6d ago1:05:36

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This is now a Spencer Horwitz podcast. Justin and Patrick return to discuss Horwitz's stellar weekend in Atlanta and where he fits going forward. The guys also dive into the pending free agent market for third basemen and relief pitching to see what external options the Blue Jays have for 2025.

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Season Four Trailer! 2:34

8d ago2:34

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Get ready for Ed Soul with a teaser for Season Four! We look forward to bringing you great content this year. Browse resources and access full show notes at https://www.mn.sourcewell.org/education/podcast Learn more about upcoming trainings and events for educators at www.mn.sourcewell.org/educationDi Sourcewell

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Ken's Corner - The Ghost of Elvis 13:32

8d ago13:32

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Elvis Ghost, Cheating Spouses, Pregnancy & Exercise. More at http://krobcollection.com

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Audio Antiques - Jackie Gleason: Multi-Media Superstar 1:18:23

11d ago1:18:23

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Jackie Gleason was an American comedian, actor, and musician, who was Born in Brooklyn New York in 1916 under difficult circumstances. His only sibling died at age 14, his father abandoned the family, and Gleason dropped out of school to earn money. Then his mother died leaving him broke and homeless. Gleason spent the next decade trying to break i…

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BFMD 311 - Hot Bowden Summer 1:07:44

12d ago1:07:44

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Justin and Patrick discuss the incredible month of August that Bowden Francis had and if he can sustain it long enough to solidify a rotation spot for 2025. The guys also look into the reasons for the Jays' success in August and the players who contributed, or didn't, to that success.

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Audio Antiques - CBS Radio Coverage of D-Day 1944 1:33:05

14d ago1:33:05

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History comes alive with coverage of D-Day from CBS Radio, which marked the beginning of the end of Nazi Germany during World War Two. The Normandy landing was the largest seaborne invasion of all time, with nearly 5,000 landing and assault craft, 289 escort vessels, and 277 minesweepers participating. Nearly 160,000 troops crossed the English Chan…

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Higher Ground - Reflections on Urban Radio 29:55

16d ago29:55

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Ken Robinson in a classic interview with Northeast Ohio urban radio station executive Harry Boomer. More at KrobCollection.com

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Audio Antiques - The Legend of Nellie Lutcher 1:07:12

18d ago1:07:12

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Nellie Lutcher was a popular African-American jazz and R&B singer, pianist and songwriter, who is largely forgotten today. Born in Louisiana in 1912, she began playing piano at a young age and eventually formed her own band, The Nellie Lutcher Trio. She gained popularity in the 1940s with hits such as "Hurry On Down" and "Fine Brown Frame." Lutcher…

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BFMD 310 - Danny Jansen vs Danny Jansen 39:46

19d ago39:46

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Danny Jansen becomes the first player to play for two teams in one game! Justin and Patrick discuss that, Vladdy's hot streak, Votto's retirement, and the expectations for Bowden Francis in 2025.

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Audio Antiques - Discrimination South & North 54:19

21d ago54:19

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In this podcast we focus on difficulties African-Americans faced in housing and employment during the time of Jim Crow racism, in both the south and the north, as presented on the program New World A' Comin'. First, with the 1945 episode entitled Hot Spots USA, which follows a family trying to escape discrimination for a better life. Then a 1944 ep…

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Ken's Corner - Comedy Writers Tell All 13:01

23d ago13:01

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Comedy Writers, Office Help, Baking For Guns. More at http://krobcollection.com

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Audio Antiques - The 1963 MLB All Stars battle in Cleveland 2:40:29

25d ago2:40:29

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This podcast features the 1963 Major League Baseball All-Star Game. It was held on July 9th at Cleveland Municipal Stadium in Ohio USA. The contest was won by the National League, which defeated the American League 5-to-3. The Most Valuable Player of the game was Willie Mays, who hit a homer and scored two runs. This was the first baseball all-star…

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BFMD Episode 309 - Dog Days of August 1:07:09

27d ago1:07:09

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Justin and Patrick return to discuss how things are going for the Toronto Blue Jays but instead of dwelling on the game results the guys focus on players and battles for 2025 playing time. What can Will Wagner bring to the team? Will Vladdy receive top 5 MVP votes? Is Erik Swanson BACK?

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Higher Ground - Black Inventor & Entrepreneur Onie Temple 29:02

1M ago29:02

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Ken Robinson interviews Black inventor and Ohio auto dealer Onie Temple in this historic broadcast. More at KrobCollection.com

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Audio Antiques - Butterfly McQueen, Actor, Comedian, Activist 1:36:18

1M ago1:36:18

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This podcast explores the life of African-American actor & comedian Butterfly McQueen. She was born in Tampa, Florida in 1911, and showed an aptitude for entertaining at an early age. McQueen had planned to be a nurse, but a teacher was so impressed by her unique voice, and photographic memory, that she suggested McQueen try acting. McQueen will fo…

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Audio Antiques - Floyd Patterson vs Hurricane Jackson 50:42

1M ago50:42

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Boxing was very popular on radio during the medium's golden age. Floyd Patterson and Tommy Hurricane Jackson battled for the heavyweight crown at the Polo Grounds in New York in 1957. Patterson was the world heavyweight champion twice between 1956 and 1962. At the age of 21, he became the youngest boxer in history to win the title, and was also the…

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Ken's Corner - Female Inferiority 12:04

1M ago12:04

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The topics are Female Inferiority, Stranger Danger, and Memories. More at http://krobcollection.com

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Audio Antiques - Mercedes McCambridge, Worlds Greatest Radio Actress 1:32:14

1M ago1:32:14

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During radio's classic age, few women had starring roles on dramatic programs outside of soap operas. One such woman was Mercedes McCambridge, who Orson Welles called the world's greatest living radio actress. She starred in the early 1950s crime show Defense Attorney, also known at The Defense Rests. McCambridge was so convincing that she receivin…

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Audio Antiques - Humphrey Bogart Radio Festival 1:59:00

1M ago1:59:00

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Hollywood stars were no strangers to radio during the classic era. Many made guest appearances on a variety of programs, and some even had programs of their own. Like Humphrey Bogart. The iconic actor and Academy Award Winner performed radio adaptations of some of his best-known films, such as Casablanca and The African Queen, and recorded a radio …

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Audio Antiques - ABC Radio's Theater 5 1:06:47

1M ago1:06:47

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This is one of the lesser known radio series which was broadcast toward the end of the golden age. Theater-5 aired on the ABC Radio Network between 1964 and 1965. Theater-5 used an anthology format, each play was about 20 minutes long covering several genres, including science fiction, crime, drama, comedy and romance. Here are three episodes. The …

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BFMD 308 - Pile o' Prospects 1:06:17

1M ago1:06:17

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Justin and Patrick return to discuss and analyze the results of the Blue Jays trade deadline deals. The guys discuss the returns and debate on whether or not Ross Atkins has done enough to return as GM for 2025. Will Vladdy and Bo sign extensions? Can this team actually compete next season?

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Higher Ground with the Tropical Winds Band 30:15

1M ago30:15

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Ken Robinson introduces us to the University of Akron steel drum band "Tropical Winds". More at KrobCollection.com

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Audio Antiques - Langston Hughes, the Shakespeare of Harlem 2:02:53

2M ago2:02:53

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Born in Joplin, Missouri in 1901, James Mercer Langston Hughes was an African-American poet, social activist, novelist, and playwright. Hughes took New York's literary scene by storm in the mid 20th century winning numerous awards, and honorary doctorates. He is best known as leader of the Harlem Renaissance, and was celebrated as the Shakespeare o…

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Audio Antiques - Josephine Baker, Exotic Entertainer & Secret Agent 57:05

2M ago57:05

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Josephine Baker was an American-born French entertainer, a decorated French Resistance agent during World War Two, and a civil rights activist. Baker's career was centered primarily in Europe, where in 1927, she became the first Black woman to star in a major motion picture. Born in St. Louis, the singer, dancer, actress and freedom fighter worked …

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Higher Ground - How to Adopt Children 27:33

2M ago27:33

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Host Ken Robinson explores the need for adoptive parents. More at KrobCollection.com

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Audio Antiques - Radio at the Dawn of the Golden Age 1:25:26

2M ago1:25:26

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The Golden Age of radio began just after World War One. Recordings of broadcasts from that era are extremely rare, and so were appearances by celebrities. However, President Calvin Coolidge made a speech on NBC in 1928, reminiscing about the end of his administration. In this podcast you will hear other sounds from the dawn of radio's classic era. …

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BFMD 307: Jays Draft Highlights & Horwitz Spotlight 1:01:14

2M ago1:01:14

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Justin and Patrick return from their mini break to recap the news from Blue Jays land over the past 2 weeks. Justin highlights players he likes from the draft class and the guys dig into what has made Spencer Horwitz so good this year. With the trade deadline a week away, now is the time to start making deals and the guys list players who are likel…

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Audio Antiques - Bob Hope, a Cleveland Kid Becomes a Star 1:03:21

2M ago1:03:21

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Stand-up comedian, actor, singer, dancer, and author Bob Hope was very popular on radio, and had a career that spanned nearly 80 years. In addition to his long running radio show on NBC, Hope starred in 54 feature films. He also became a sensation on television, and hosted the Academy Awards show 19 times. Hope was born in southeast London, England…

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Ken's Corner - Saturday Night USA 12:46

2M ago12:46

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Journalist Ken Robinson takes a look at the unique qualities of Saturday nigh in America, and how people spend their time on the sixth day of the week. Plus, A Nurses' Story, Haunted Houses, and DPLA. More at http://krobcollection.com

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Audio Antiques - The Creation of the Urban League & The City of Chicago 1:04:24

2M ago1:04:24

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It's one of only a few classic radio shows by African-Americas. Destination Freedom was a weekly radio program produced by NBC radio station WMAQ in Chicago from 1948 to 1950. It presented biographical histories of prominent African-Americans as written by the program's producer Richard Durham. You are going to hear a 1950 episode about the creatio…

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Audio Antiques - Fats Waller, Jazz Visionary 1:37:27

2M ago1:37:27

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We celebrate legendary American jazz pianist, organist, composer, violinist, singer, and comedic entertainer Thomas Fats Waller. He laid the groundwork for modern jazz piano and some say he paved the way for rock-n-roll. Waller started playing piano at the age of 6, and copyrighted over 400 songs during his career, including Grammy winners "Ain't M…

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Ken Robinson Podcast - Mass Shootings & Human Bondage 38:30

2M ago38:30

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Ken interviews Tim Dimoff of SACs Security & Investigative Services, former ATF Agent Pat Beraducci, and Winnie Boyland of the Collaborative to End Human Trafficking. More at http://krobcollection.com

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Audio Antiques - The Big Show, Radio's Last Hope 1:33:40

2M ago1:33:40

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The Big Show was a variety program created by NBC Radio in hopes of keeping the medium competitive with television. In 1950, listeners were deserting radio and becoming TV viewers. NBC's answer was to produce a lavish, expensive, star studded program that would stop the exodus. The Big Show was 90 minutes long, featuring the greatest comedians, sta…

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Audio Antiques - Private Eye Candy Matson 1:02:01

2M ago1:02:01

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Crime dramas were very popular during radio's golden age. Most featured tough guy detectives, except one! Candy Matson, was a female private investigator, operating in San Francisco, with a penthouse on Telegraph Hill. The program premiered on NBC Radio in 1949, and was notable for having a veiled gay sidekick serving as Candy's best friend Rembran…

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BFMD Episode 306 - This Season is Bo-ver 1:30:33

2M ago1:30:33

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With the Blue Jays continuing to dwell in the AL East basement Justin and Patrick vent some frustrations about how the season has gone. Justin discusses the positives like Spencer Horwitz and hopes the team will play their prospects more. Patrick discusses who is to blame for this season's shortcomings and the guys wrap up with some trivia.…

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Ken Robinson Podcast - How To Get Labor Union Representation 48:35

2M ago48:35

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SEIU's Anthony Caldwell reveals how to get union representation at your workplace. The Ford Motor Company says there's a serious shortage of auto technicians. Mechanic and author Mary Jackson explains how to have your car repaired without being taken for a ride. More at http://krobcollection.com

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Audio Antiques - Civil Rights & Violent Humans 1:01:28

2M ago1:01:28

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Radio's classic era wasn't just about singing, joke telling, and dramatic acting. There were serious, intellectual, thought provoking programs on the air as well. One such program was the University of Chicago Roundtable on NBC Radio. We have two shows from 1949. In the first one, there's a discussion regarding the need for government civil rights …

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Audio Antiques - Blance Bruce & Langston Hughes 1:02:06

3M ago1:02:06

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Here are two episodes from the classic late 1940's radio show Destination Freedom. It begins with The Saga of Blanche K. Bruce, the first African-American United States senator to serve a full term, from 1875 to 1881. Bruce was born into slavery in 1841. The second episode is entitled Shakespeare of Harlem, The Story of Langston Hughes. The poet, n…

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End of School Year Reflections from our Youth 35:09

3M ago35:09

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Browse resources and access full show notes at https://www.mn.sourcewell.org/education/podcast Learn more about upcoming trainings and events for educators at www.mn.sourcewell.org/education

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Ken Robinson Podcast - Celebrating Ramadan & Stock Market Investing 40:30

3M ago40:30

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Ken interviews Julia Shearson of the Council on American Islamic Relations about the month of Ramadan. Also, investment strategist Dr. Joseph Belmonte explains how to find growth stocks in both rising and falling markets. More at http://krobcollection.com

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Audio Antiques - Warner Brothers Academy Theater 1:31:07

3M ago1:31:07

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Radio was very popular during the 1930s and 1940s, and the movie industry tried to take advantage of the medium to promote their films. During the era MGM, RKO, 20th Century Fox, Samuel Goldwyn, and Paramount all had preview shows on the air, urging the public to check out their coming attractions. One show was a little different. Warner Brothers A…

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BFMD Episode 305 - No One Was Fired & Orelvis Got Suspended 1:22:06

3M ago1:22:06

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After 10 days away Justin and Patrick return to discuss the dumpster fire of a season that the Blue Jays are having. Since we last talked: Addison Barger was called up. Bo Bichette hit the IL. Yimi Garcia hit the IL. Orelvis Martinez was called up. Orelvis Martinez was suspended. The guys discuss the current losing streak and where the team can go …

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Audio Antiques - 1958 NBA Finals: Hawks vs Celtics 1:03:06

3M ago1:03:06

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It's the final game in 1958 NBA World Championship Series between the Western Division champion St. Louis Hawks and the Eastern Division champion Boston Celtics. The series went six games, the Hawks were ahead 3 games to 2, with the legendary Bill Russell playing for the Celtics even as he was suffering from an ankle injury from Game 3. We pick up …

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Ken Robinson Podcast - Money Madness 50:06

3M ago50:06

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Ken explores way to keep your household from going broke during times when cash is tight. His guests are author Carol Keeffe, psychotherapist Collette Dowling, Mark Hamrick senior economic analyst at Bankrate.com, and Shel Horowitz the king of frugal fun. More at http://krobcollection.com

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Audio Antiques - Fletcher Henderson & Dizzy Gillespie 1:04:48

3M ago1:04:48

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We're going to hear two major forces that shaped the world of jazz. Fletcher Hamilton Henderson was a pianist, bandleader, arranger and composer, important in the development of big band jazz and swing music. Henderson was one of the most prolific black musical arrangers and, along with Duke Ellington, is considered one of the most influential band…

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Audio Antiques - MBS Goes Nationwide 1:19:14

3M ago1:19:14

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The Mutual Broadcasting System was the last of the 4 radio networks to go in the air during the golden era, and started operating in 1934. It was called Mutual, because unlike the other 3, it was owned by its founding affiliates. Mutual ended operations in 1999, and was best known for shows like The Lone Ranger, Superman and The Shadow, Major Leagu…

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