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PAN AM IN VIETNAM - Brought to you by...
A group of women flew troops in and out of the Vietnam War on R&R flights, without any special training or recognition for the role they played. (Headliner Award-winning, and featured in Podcast The Newsletter's best moments of 2020)
POP MUSIC PIRATES - HISTORY This Week
Meet the rock 'n' roll rebels who took on the BBC and changed music history, all while aboard ships in international waters.
FIGHTING FOR 504 - HISTORY This Week
What happened when a group of activists with disabilities staged the longest peaceful occupation of a federal building in US history?
THE WORLD'S FIRST BUDGET AIRLINE TAKES OFF - HISTORY This Week
How did a scrappy upstart, Pacific Southwest Airlines, force an entire industry to reimagine itself?
REMEMBERING THE GREAT BOSTON MOLASSES FLOOD - NPR's Weekend Edition, WBUR's Morning Edition, and the New England News Collaborative
When a river of hot molasses flooded a Boston neighborhood 100 years ago, it forever altered the relationship between business and government.
THE WEB GOES WORLD WIDE - HISTORY This Week
What was the Internet before the Web? And how did a group of scientists and engineers build the tools for ordinary people to use it
DIRTY DANCING IN THE BORSCHT BELT - HISTORY This Week
What turned New York's Catskills region into a hub of Jewish comedy, music, and culture?
FIRST ANTIWAR TEACH-IN - HISTORY This Week
These professors and students kickstarted the antiwar movement on college campuses. Why did they decide the classroom was their best tool for protest?
THE SURPRISING HISTORY OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS - HISTORY This Week
For as long as there have been Christmas gifts, there have been efforts to rein in holiday shopping. Many have backfired—like a reformer's attempt to lessen the burden on laborers by urging people to "shop early." How did Christmas gifts become a thing in the first place? And what were some of the spirited attempts to make the holiday shopping season merry for all?
A METEORITE HITS ANN HODGES - HISTORY This Week
Ann Hodges was lying on her couch in Alabama when suddenly, a space rock plummeted through the roof and hit her on the thigh. Just like that, she was unwittingly and irreversibly thrust into the national spotlight.
HOW ORANGE JUICE WAS BUILT - America's Test Kitchen's Proof
Meet the savvy salesmen who taught us that "not from concentrate" means healthy and orange juice is a key part of a "balanced breakfast."
A TALE OF TWO SPAMS - Brought to you by...
How did one food take on a double life in its journey across the Pacific?
A STRUGGLING HAMLET AND A LAKE MONSTER - WBUR's Here & Now and NCPR
Port Henry, NY has been struggling since the '70s. Now, some residents are hoping that a mythical lake monster can provide the economic boost it needs.
SHINNECOCK NATION ASSERTS SOVEREIGNTY AT SUNRISE HIGHWAY ENCAMPMENT - WSHU News
Members of the Shinnecock Indian Nation held a month-long encampment along Long Island’s Sunrise Highway, asking the state to recognize Indigenous land rights and support the Nation in its economic development plans.
MAKING NATHAN'S FAMOUS - Brought to you by...
A hot dog stand with an all American history: immigrant dreams, hucksters spinning tall tales, and big eating.
