True crimes and disasters in American history that once grabbed global headlines, but have since been forgotten.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: America, covid, Crime, disaster, forgotten, general, george washington, headlines, History, Medicine, murder, true-crime, vaccine, war, washington, west, wild, wild west, world war, world war two
Conversations, confessions, and celebrations of the lost generation of the 1970’s by those who were there!
Categories: Society & Culture
The Truth & Justice Podcast is listener driven show, devoted to the pursuit of truth and justice. Host, Bob Ruff, investigates potential wrongful conviction and cold cases using a unique crowdsourcing approach. Bob invites listeners to participate in the investigations, as he breaks down a new case in each season in real time. Truth & Justice is currently producing a series titled “Reply Brief” where Bob is breaking down the episodes done by The Prosecutors podcast, about the Adnan Syed case.
Categories: True Crime
Tags: 2020, ABC 20/20, abc 2020, Adnan Syed, bau, blood spatter, Bob Ruff, ciu, conviction integrity unit, criminal behavior analysis, Dallas, Damien Echols, David Dobbs, Ed Ates, Exhibit C, false confession, fbi, forensic linguistics, forensics, forgotten, forgotten west memphis 3, forgotten west memphis three, Hae Min Lee, Innocence Project, Jaime Melgar, jesse eldridge, jim clemente, Jim Fitzgerald, Jim Melgar, john douglas, Kenny Snow, keow gove, Kerry Max Cook, laura richards, Melgar, oxygen, Oxygen Network, pinyon pines, profiler, profiling, Real Crime Profile, Robert Pape, Sandra Melgar, Sandy Melgar, serial, Smith County, Texas, The Forgotten West Memphis 3, The forgotten west memphis three, The Forgotten WM3, Till Death Do Us Part, True Crime Podcasts, true-crime, Truth & Justice, Truth and Justice, tyler, Undisclosed, West Memphis 3, west memphis three, wm3, wongful conviction, wrongful convictions
Personally curated histories from hometowns around America. Join Shane Waters as he travels to places of forgotten historical significance and shares these hometown stories with listeners. Like his visit to the Cherokee Nation in Cherokee, North Carolina where he interviewed the Cherokee at The Museum of the Cherokee Indian. Or when he traveled to The Biltmore Estate, the largest home in America, to share the time when some of the nation’s most prized artwork was hidden within their walls to protect them from the Nazi’s. We all love hearing the unknown stories of the places we visit when planning a trip – like the Redwoods National Park, Grand Canyon National Park, or Sun Studio. But what about Parker’s Cross Roads, Tennessee? Or the Island in Michigan where the only American King ruled? But if you also enjoy traveling vicariously then this is also a podcast for you. Find Hometown History wherever you get your podcasts: https://link.chtbl.com/hometownhistory Award-Wining Podcast, new episodes weekly. Ad-Free on our Black Label Podcasting channel on Apple Premium (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/channel/black-label-podcasting/id6443660911) and Patreon (http://patreon.com/itshometownhistory) . Check out Shane’s true crime podcast Foul Play: Crime Series. (https://link.chtbl.com/foulplay)
I’m talking with Jennifer Greene today about one of my favorite hometowns in all of America – New Harmony, Indiana. New Harmony was founded by a religious commune nearly 200 years ago and despite the fact that only 700 people live there, is one of the biggest tourist destinations in all of Indiana.
Jennifer is a history professor at the University of Southern Indiana, and one of my favorite guests. She also serves as the school’s Reference & Archives Librarian.
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Categories: History
Tags: forgotten, History, interesting, museum, museums
Whether it’s the famous chords of a theme song or the ominous sound of Vader’s breath, the geekverse as we know it wouldn’t exist without the work or ingenuity of many women who sadly didn’t become household names. Throughout each episode of Forgotten Women of Genre we bring you the stories of the women who’s contributions to genre are responsible for the characters and stories we all know and love; because behind every famous man in genre is at least one woman who didn’t get the credit she deserved.
Michael Portillo invites us to look again at our collective memories of great events and characters from the past. Rediscovering forgotten events that challenge our understanding and put the complication back into history. The four half hour documentaries are broadcast every Sunday from Nov 13th.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: bbc, documentary, forgotten, History, Portillo, Radio 4, revisionist