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How Four Connecticut Inventors Helped Change The Way We Live, Think, & Act
How Four Connecticut Inventors Helped Change The Way We Live, Think, & Act

Season 2 Episode 120

State Historian Walt Woodward talks with award-winning author and materials scientists Ainissa Ramirez about her award-winning and highly acclaimed …

4 years, 11 months ago

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Uncovering Connecticut's LGBTQ History
Uncovering Connecticut's LGBTQ History

Season 2 Episode 119

Lives of the state's LGBTQ citizens have moved from being hidden and solitary to claiming visible, powerful, valuable, and contributing places in s…

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The Connecticut River Valley Flood of 1936
The Connecticut River Valley Flood of 1936

Season 2 Episode 118

     In this episode, Josh Shanley – firefighter, paramedic, and Emergency Management Director for Northampton, Massachusetts, talks about the Great…

5 years ago

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Before 42: Ball Players of Color in Connecticut
Before 42: Ball Players of Color in Connecticut

Season 2 Episode 117

Connecticut Historical Society's Natalie Belanger talks with labor historian Steve Thornton of The Shoeleather History Project about Black baseball …

5 years ago

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Connecticut in Motion: The Story of Our Time
Connecticut in Motion: The Story of Our Time

Season 2 Episode 116

No one knows more about transportation in Connecticut than historian, civil engineer, and highway and transportation planner Richard DeLuca. In this …

5 years, 1 month ago

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America's First Public Rose Garden-Elizabeth Park
America's First Public Rose Garden-Elizabeth Park

Season 2 Episode 115

Visitors have been enchanted by the thousands of soft and fragrant rose petals in Elizabeth Park's Rose Garden since it opened in 1904. Climbing ros…

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When Tombs Become Crime Scenes
When Tombs Become Crime Scenes

Season 2 Episode 114

Sometimes tombs become crime scenes. State Archaeologist Emeritus Nick Bellantoni talks with Walt Woodward about two such cases in which he was call…

5 years, 2 months ago

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Yale Needs Women
Yale Needs Women

Season 2 Episode 113

In 1969, women were allowed entry to undergraduate study at Yale for the first time. Their experience was not the same as their male peers enjoyed. …

5 years, 2 months ago

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And So The Tomb Remained
And So The Tomb Remained

Season 2 Episode 112

What secrets about the past can an ancient tomb reveal? The answers, as State Archaeologist emeritus Nick Bellantoni explains, are many, surprising,…

5 years, 3 months ago

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The New Haven Black Panther Trials
The New Haven Black Panther Trials

Season 2 Episode 111

Fifty years ago, Ericka Huggins and Bobby Seale of the Black Panthers were on trial for their lives in New Haven. In this episode, Natalie Belanger …

5 years, 3 months ago

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