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70-year-old Clarence Eugene Sasser from Rosharon, a combat medic in Vietnam,was one of 29 Congressional Medal of Honor recipients honored by Major League Baseball before the All-Star Game: "My job was to go after people that were hurt.The medal tells me I did my job,nothing more" https://t.co/Xd7atGsYgV
We recently filmed a Round Table with #Vietnam #Veterans Jack Neal, Paul Hendricks, Ray Norton, and Paul Huff. Stay tuned for their discussion about life in the #VietnamWar #COMINGSOON https://t.co/X1HnGrbHXy
#OTD in 1945, the first nuclear test took place in New Mexico as a part of The Manhattan Project. #FactOfTheDay
Just a T-Rex race to start your #Monday off right! #MondayMotivation https://t.co/Ch2BgC60lO
Start your week off right with a T-Rex race 😂(via IG/deathmetalblake) https://t.co/pqhDqADeCl
How to start an argument on Twitter 101: ask people what their favorite kind of French fry is. #NationalFrenchFryDay
Lenore, Audree & Joy are back and discuss food that makes them remember their childhood! You don't want to miss this week's episode --->
In a 2012 4th of July concert, Neil Diamond spoke of his inspirational grandmother, who emigrated from Russia to the U.S. as a young girl. She and her daughter inspired his famous song, "America," and helped push him harder throughout his career.
Scott Farber found a similar inspiration in his grandmother, who was brought from Poland to Chicago as a young girl. She was left with family members in Chicago when her parents realized she would have a better life in America.
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Each month, we participate in the #ArchivesHashtagParty on Twitter. This month's theme is #ArchivesFestivals, in celebration of the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in Washington D.C.
One of the most important parts of #festivals is the reporting at local news stations. Generations Broadcast Center's very own Scott Farber did just that in 1978, reporting live from Ft. Wayne, Indiana. #FlashbackFriday
Generations Broadcast Center is an online broadcast center dedicated to preserving the history of the people as told by them.
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The Extra Point
A GBC exclusive TV show, featuring pro-athletes, promoting the positive aspects of pro-sports.
The Extra Point
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The Extra Point Podcast
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Oral Histories from the 1920's - Today
Lenore, Audree & Joy are back and discuss food that makes them remember their childhood! You don't want to miss this week's episode --->
In a 2012 4th of July concert, Neil Diamond spoke of his inspirational grandmother, who emigrated from Russia to the U.S. as a young girl. She and her daughter inspired his famous song, "America," and helped push him harder throughout his career.
Scott Farber found a similar inspiration in his grandmother, who was brought from Poland to Chicago as a young girl. She was left with family members in Chicago when her parents realized she would have a better life in America.
More --> www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/see-neil-diamonds-passionate-america-on-new-hot-august-nigh...
Each month, we participate in the #ArchivesHashtagParty on Twitter. This month's theme is #ArchivesFestivals, in celebration of the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in Washington D.C.
One of the most important parts of #festivals is the reporting at local news stations. Generations Broadcast Center's very own Scott Farber did just that in 1978, reporting live from Ft. Wayne, Indiana. #FlashbackFriday