THE STOLEN RUBY RED SLIPPERS: WHO IS TO BLAME?

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REWIND - The Aftermath: NYC Blackout of 1977

On this week's REWIND Aftermath, Rebecca speaks with Dr. James Goodman about the pivotal moment in NYC history before, during and directly after the massive blackout on that hot summer night in 1977. Author of Blackout, Dr. Goodman shares first hand accounts and lends some import ...  Show more

REWIND - NYC BLACKOUT OF 1977: WHO IS TO BLAME

Who’s to blame for the NYC Blackout of 1977?On this week's REWIND, This week, The Alarmist (Rebecca Delgado Smith) welcomes comedian Janet Varney, host of The JV Club podcast, to discuss the epic NYC Blackout of 1977. If you’re in the dark about this one, allow us to shine a much ...  Show more

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