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  • Ohio governor James A. Rhodes is remembered by some for his role in the shootings at Kent State on May 4, 1970. And his refusal to apologize brought many…
  • National parks, the New Deal, Hitler's defeat... As a family, the Roosevelts can lay claim to some of history's most important developments. This hour…
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  • Up until the late 20th century, African American theater was not a part of the mainstream world of arts. In this hour, we will discuss how plays like "The…
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  • The last American Indian tribe in Ohio was forced out of the state in 1843. But decades later, the history of Native Americans continues to influence the…
  • TED talks crept into our consciousness about 25 years ago in California, when a dot-com mogul decided to bring together great thinkers to speak about…
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