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Through the Decades: Through the Decades February 14
On February 14, Bill Kurtis of Through the Decades reflects on the origin and traditions of Valentine's Day, and Ellee Pai Hong turns the lens of time back to 1929 for the story of the infamous St. Valentine's Day Massacre. Kerry Sayers revisits the first gig for the rock band The B-52's and Ellee explores the very first computer unveiled in 1946. Bill also remembers the strange saga of Clifford ... more
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DECADES PRESENTS 1968: Movies
Decades Presents 1968: Movies continues our look back on the transformative years of the late 1960's. We examine how the dawning of a new era played out for Hollywood. We remember the rise of a young filmmaker named Francis Ford Coppola. We also recall when The Beatles broke into...
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