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Trivia Tracks With Pryce Robertson
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You Host of Trivia Tracks, Pryce Robertson. The Walking Encyclopedia of news, events and pop culture your forgot about.
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Stan Rubin: The Crown Prince of Swing
2d ago00:02:44Tap to summarizeThe renowned clarinetist and bandleader bridged the gap between campus amateurism and professional jazz in a career that spanned half a century.
Transcribe →Rev. Isaac Douglas
3d ago00:02:41Tap to summarizeThe gospel singer, choir director, and minister played a crucial role in bridging traditional congregational gospel with the contemporary choral sounds of the 1970s.
Transcribe →Girl Group Facts
6d ago00:03:13Tap to summarizeA roundup of fun facts about some popular girl groups from the 1950s and '60s.
Transcribe →TV Thursday: Sid and Marty Krofft
1w ago00:03:22Tap to summarizeThe sibling production team were the undisputed kings of Saturday morning TV during the 1970s. Their work is instantly recognizable for its "psychedelic" aesthetics, large-headed puppets, and high-concept fantasy worlds that felt like a "trip" for generations of children.
Transcribe →Borger: The Wickedest Town in Texas
1w ago00:04:09Tap to summarizeIn the 1920s, Borger, Texas rapidly transformed from a tent city into a lawless, chaotic town of 45,000 residents within months. It was characterized by widespread crime, corruption, prostitution, and violence, leading to a 1929 imposition of martial law by Governor Dan Moody after the murder of a district attorney.
Transcribe →Vintage Rock Facts
1w ago00:03:07Tap to summarizeA roundup of fun facts about some classic rock and roll, pop, and soul artists, including Diana Ross, Cher, and the Jackson 5.
Transcribe →They Almost Fought in Star Wars
1w ago00:03:14Tap to summarizeA breakdown of actors who almost starred in the Star Wars saga.
Transcribe →Wheeler and Woolsey
2w ago00:02:46Tap to summarizeThough often overshadowed today by the Marx Brothers or Laurel and Hardy, the comedy team of Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey were massive box-office draws for RKO Radio Pictures, starring in 21 feature films together between 1929 and 1937 (plus one film for Columbia in 1933).
Transcribe →TV Thursday: Joe Franklin
2w ago00:03:34Tap to summarizeWidely regarded as the founding father of the late-night talk show format, the media personality's career spanned over half a century.
Transcribe →Van Hammer: The "Heavy Metal" Man
2w ago00:03:46Tap to summarizeThe professional wrestler is best known for his appearances in World Championship Wrestling (WCW) in the 1990s.
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