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Through the Decades: Through the Decades March 21
On March 21, Bill Kurtis of Through the Decades recalls the day the show Dallas ended its season with a shocking question and a suspense-filled cliffhanger: Who shot J.R.? Ellee Pai Hong revisits the congressional testimony that revealed the CIA's 20-year surveillance program which involved illegally opening American citizens' mail, and Kerry Sayers goes back in time to 1980 for the story surrounding ... 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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Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull talks with Sounds of the Time
"We were enamored of this rather loose, slightly rebellious, and very free-flowing music that ... more
Ted Nugent talks "Stranglehold"
"I don't play guitar licks, I am those licks," says "Stranglehold" musician Ted Nugent for Sounds ... more
Burleigh Drummond of Ambrosia talks "How Much I Feel"
"On the basis of this debut, Ambrosia was called the American answer to British progressive rock ... moreQuizzes
How many 1970s sitcoms can you remember?
The Seventies were a golden age for the sitcom. Comedy started to get diverse, not to mention ... more
Can you find the one major movie star who was NOT on the cast of a TV show?
You can trace the roots of tons of movie stars to find great TV. Below, find more than ... more