Podcast
The Jamie Lee Show
Hosted by James Hardman · EN
Do you like stories? We all have them. Some good, some bad, some happy and some sad.
We learn from stories. Hopefully, they will make us stronger and appreciate who we are and how to treat others. This is your Captain speaking, so climb aboard and let me take you where you might laugh or cry but will always learn something from history.
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Fleeting Fame
May 900:08:52Tap to summarizeRadio disc jockeys often view one-hit wonders through a mix of nostalgia, cultural relevance, and the practicalities of playlisting. We often connect these tracks to personal memories, making them more than just chart hits.
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One Hit Wonders
May 800:08:08Tap to summarizeMany Disc Jockeys see one-hit wonders as "time capsules" of their youth because when replayed they represent a specific moment in music history.
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Teacher Appreciation
May 700:16:35Tap to summarizeThink back to the teacher who helped you understand a seemingly impossible concept, or who noticed when you were struggling and stayed after class to help. Maybe they challenged you to believe in yourself .
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Brother Bill
May 600:11:18Tap to summarizeThe death of a brother is uniquely intense because sibling relationships are among the most enduring and influential connections in life. Brothers are confidants, companions, and sources of shared memories.
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Outlaw Country
May 400:18:25Tap to summarizeHe was an intimidating figure. is wild, longhair, multiple earrings, flashy, glitzy rhinestone suits, Harley Davidson biker boots, and football-sized belt buckles were obstacles to getting people to take him seriously as a recording artist.
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Mother's Love
May 200:19:03Tap to summarizeThere is nothing in the world quite like a mother's love.
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Run for the Roses
Apr 2600:08:53Tap to summarizeA symbol of American culture and tradition, known as "The Run for the Roses."
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Common Sense
Apr 2400:08:14Tap to summarizeCommon Sense is the most influential work of political literature in American history. A document that speaks powerfully to our current crisis.
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We Just Disagree
Apr 2300:07:39Tap to summarizeThe Forest Gump of Rock. David Thomas Mason lived a remarkable life devoted to the music and the people he loved.
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Evil People
Apr 2200:15:58Tap to summarizeThey are master manipulators. They take every advantage of people to get their way, get the things they want, and leave people feeling lost and broken.
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