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Alan Freed on Crosscurrents, 12/15
“Rock And Roll” was accepted into music vocabulary in part from the work of a Cleveland disc jockey named Alan Freed born on this day in 1921.
Mary Queen of Scots on Crosscurrents, 12/8
A life of regal romance and political plots would end in the imprisonment and execution of the Queen of Scotland, Mary Stuart born on this day in 1542.
Antarctic Treaty on Crosscurrents, 12/1
Gavin and Wyatt review the fine print of the south pole agreement while John researches the music library for south-land country rock.
Origin of Species on Crosscurrents, 11/24
Charles Darwin proposed the theory of “natural selection” in his pioneering scientific book “On the Origin of Species” which was published on this date in 1859.
Holiday Specials
KTOO, KRNN and 360 North will have special programs to celebrate the holidays.
Lightfoot on Crosscurrents, 11/17
The baritone singer who writes songs on his 12-string guitar, Gordon Lightfoot, was born on this date in 1938, attaining iconic status in Canadian folk-country music.
Sesame Street on Crosscurrents, 11/10
Teaching a generation of children the alphabet and how to count along with receiving eight Grammys and 159 Emmys, “Sesame Street” premiered via public television on this date in 1969.
Car Talk – This Saturday at 3 p.m.
On this week’s Car Talk, Ray Magliozzi will honor his older brother with his own memories, and his favorite Tom moments from the show.
Laika dog on Crosscurrents, 11/3
A stray dog Laika from the streets of Moscow was the first animal to orbit Earth on this day in 1957.