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Ken Robinson Podcast - Electric Cars & Credit Cards
Jim Garrity of AAA with a survey on how Americans feel about electric vehicles. Also Ted Rossman of Bankrate.com reveals the best ways to get the most out of your credit cards. More at http://krobcollection.com
Audio Antiques - The Golden Gate Quartet
The Golden Gate Quartet is an African-American vocal group, that was founded in 1934 by four students at Booker T. Washington High School in Norfolk, Virginia. Willie Johnson, William Langford, Henry Owens, and Orlandus Wilson started singing gospel and f
Audio Antiques - The Babe Ruth Show
Babe Ruth remains one of the most famous names in baseball, but did you know the slugger also had a radio show? The Adventures of Babe Ruth first hit the airwaves on NBC Radio in 1934 one year before he retired after 22 major league seasons. We'll hear tw
Ken Robinson Podcast - Smart Homes, Hackers, Scanners & Robots
Ken interviews Victoria Merinda and Andrea Harvey of A-Secure Life, FBI Agent Brian Smith, Mike Brickner of the ACLU, and Robotics Coach Craig Kowatch in an all technology show. For more podcasts visit http://KrobCollection.com
Audio Antiques - Gerald Ford/Jimmy Carter Presidential Debate
They were the first presidential debates since 1960. President Gerald Ford, and Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter were in a close race for the White House, and squared off in series of three debates just weeks before the 1976 election. It was the first presid
Audio Antiques - Willam Grant Still, America's Black Beethoven
William Grant Still was a 20th century classical music superstar. The African-American composer created nearly 200 works, including five symphonies, four ballets, nine operas, over thirty choral works, plus art songs, chamber music, and works for solo ins
Ken Robinson Podcast - Blockchain, Television & Starting Your Own Business
It's the biggest thing since the internet! Ken interviews Gerald Dache of the Government Blockchain Association. Also, a look back at the origins of television with Philo and Pem Farnsworth. Author, financial expert, and motivational speaker Cheryl Brouss
Audio Antiques - History of the American Ghetto
Ghetto is a word that dates back to 1516. It's an Italian word that was used describe part of a city where Jewish people were restricted to live. Since the 20th century ghetto is used in the United States to describe impoverished African-Americans are seg
Audio Antiques - Jazz Legends Jacquet & Jeffries
It's the Music Depreciation Show...a 1944 jazz program from the Mutual Broadcasting System, that takes a few pokes at the classical music programs of the era. This episode features Illinois Jacquet, the African-American jazz tenor saxophonist recognized a
Ken Robinson Podcast - Hyperloop Transporation & Asteroid Threats
Will Hyperloop technology revolutionize the transportation industry? A conversation with Dave Packer of ABC News who says construction of a system is underway. Blood shortages continue and the Red Cross needs your help. Asteroids remain a threat to the Ea