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02:02Galveston Railroad Museum and ATSF 5000 "Madame Queen"
Skip Waters will be your host today on Lets Talk Trains. Following the usual LTT callers, we will hear from Dr. John Bertini of the Galveston Railroad Museum. After four years recovering from Hurricane Ike, the museum is having its re-grand reopening. One of the big events will be the arrival of the newly restored F units, painted in the livery of the Santa Fe Warbonnet, probably the most recognizable paint scheme in the history of railroading. Then during out second hour
Tags: Galveston Railroad Museum Madame Queen Santa Fe Trains
by Lets Talk Trains in Hobbies
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Railroad Museums: Are they important?
This week, Let's Talk Trains invites two different Railroad Museums to discuss their museums and their mission. The Georgia State Railroad museum will discuss their history and the future. The Houston Railroad Museum will discuss their plans for the future. Both museums will try and answer the perception of non railfans, calling some museums junkyards.
Tags: museums railroad trains history Junkyards
by Lets Talk Trains in Hobbies
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Prabhat Gautam & Patty Shenker, The Animal Advocacy Museum
Prabhat Gautam and Patty Shenker created The Animal Advocacy Museum to educate the public about the many important issues that surround the way animals are treated. The museum highlights issues such as puppy mills, animals used for fur, entertainment, testing, and food. To learn more, log onto http://www.animaladvocacymuseum.com/
Andrew Kirschner, Ed.D., writes a blog, Kirschner’s Korner, and hosts a radio show, Kirschner’s Korner Radio, to help raise awareness about issues affecting the global community to make the world a more humane place. To receive Dr. Kirschner’s articles via email, enter your email address in the “Follow Blog Via Email” link at the top right of the blog.
Tags: animal advocacy museum prabhat guatam patty shenker animal rights art vegan
by Kirschners Korner Radio in Art
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William Still 1- Book Reading - Underground Railroad
The Gist of Freedom is pleased to present to you the reading of William Still's Underground Railroad, 1871! William Still was the Black abolitionist from Philadelphia who was described by the New York Times as "The Father of the Underground Railroad". He commissioned Harriet Tubman's rescue missions. This famous abolitionist literally wrote theUnderground Railroad book. The book which explained the story, narratives often in the words of the participants in the effort to escape slavery. This first reading of William Still's Book The Underground railroad, will recount the story of his reunion with his long lost enslaved brother Peter Still, formerly known as Peter Gist. It will also tell the story of Peter's very own John Brown like martyr, Seth Conklin. Still also campaigned for an end to racial discrimination in Philadelphia. In 1859 he organized the effort to end black exclusion from Philadelphia streetcars. This campaign was described in Still’s first publication, Struggle for the Civil Rights of the Coloured People of Philadelphia in the City Railway Cars in 1867.
Tags: william still audio book peter gist peter still william still seth Underground railroad book William Still Audio William Still underground audio lesley gist black history blog podcast freedomt
by The Gist of Freedom in Education
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Mike Rugg Bigfoot Museum
Mike Rugg is the owner/curator of the Bigfoot Discovery Museum in Felton; CA. Located on Highway 9 between San Jose and Santa Cruz CA. Mike demonstrates an unrelenting passion for the study of “Bigfoot”. He has been doing research on the subject for more than 50 years.Mike, who is a talented graphic artist has produced many illustrations depicting his ideas about this elusive ancient man we commonly refer to as “Bigfoot”Mike’s museum is found in the beautiful redwood forest about 9 miles east of Santa Cruz and just prior to the small town of Felton. It is very near the world famous “Roaring Camp” historical park and a visit there makes a great day trip from anywhere in the bay area. Join us as we meet with Mike and discuss his unique experiences and views about this amazing ancient being we call “BIGFOOT”!
Bigfoot Museum YouTube Channel
Bigfoot Museum Facebook
Bigfoot Discovery Museum Blog
Bigfoot Discovery Project Website
Tags: Bigfoot Yeti Sasquatch History Art
by IF Radio in Paranormal
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TRAVEL ITCH RADIO TRAVELS TO NATIONAL WORLD WAR 2 MUSEUM
With Memorial Day around the corner and major expansions on tap, the National World War 2 Museum gets its first exposure on Travel Itch Radio May 9 when the museum's Clem Goldberger visits with Dan and Christine. Listen live at 8p EDT on iTunes and BlogTalkRadio.com or hear the archived version at your convenience. See you on the radio!
Tags: DAN SCHLOSSBERG CHRISTINE TIBBETTS TRAVEL ITCH RADIO NATIONAL WORLD WAR 2 MUSEUM CLEM GOLDBERGER
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Ella Fitzgerald on Jan Eberles' Swing Museum then Bing ...
Every Friday evening at 9pm est. Jan Eberle's Swing Museum.
The Swing Museum with Jan Eberle celebrates the very best of Big Band, Standards and Jazz. As a "second generation-er" and performer (daughter of big band singing balladeer, Ray Eberle and niece of baritone crooner, Bob Eberly), I've been blessed with a unique understanding and incredible passion for this Era. One of the things I enjoy most about this show is bringing snippets of history and rare tidbits about the artists and music... some personal.
Tonight Bing Crosby welcomes Ella Fitzgerald and The Mills Brothers from 11/09/49
Tags: Glenn MIller the big bands Ella Fitzgerald Bing Crosby The Mills Brothers
by YesterYear Radio in Music
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National Women's History Museum - NWHM
Please welcome Joan Wages from the National Women's History Museum.
Joan Wages is a founding board member of NWHM and worked to raise the money and pass legislation to move the Suffrage Statue depicting founders of the U.S. suffrage movement from the U.S. Capitol Crypt upstairs into the Rotunda where it now stands. For over a decade, she has worked to identify a building site for the Museum and to lobby Congress for a permanent home. She was elected president in July 2007. Lifetime Television honored her in its Remarkable Woman series with a public service announcement highlighting her efforts on the Museum.
Ms. Wages has served as president of Cash, Smith & Wages, a consulting firm with offices in Alexandria, Virginia. The firm specializes in government affairs, developing strategy and communications for getting federal legislation passed. As a registered lobbyist, she has a wide range of political experience including state and federal legislation, national grassroots lobbying campaigns, lobbying federal agencies to influence the regulatory process, and political campaigns. She has written frequently for national publications.
The National Women’s History Museum’s vision is to build a world-class museum at the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
Tags: Joan Wages National Womens History Museum nwhm Washington DC Best Ever You
by Best Ever You in Women
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LTT Live at Fullerton Railroad Days
This week The Let's Talk Trains Show comes live to you from Fullerton Railroad Days 2013. Be sure to join us!
Tags: BNSF Metrolink Amtrak 40th Anniversary Train displays
by Lets Talk Trains in Hobbies
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FoXXXy Forum Talk Show World Erotic Art Museum
Angye Foxx is the host of the FoXXXy Forum Lifestyle Talk Show with a broad range of topics. In this show, Angye is hosting a live remote from the World Erotic Art Museum in South Beach, Florida. Special guest Naomi Wilzig, the owner of the museum.
Tags: Angye Foxx Naomi Wilzig South Beach erotic art museum
by FoXXXy Forum in Entertainment
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Gateway Garden Railroad Club
Join us at the Gateway Garden Railroad Club Winter Meeting. The Gateway Garden Railroad is a group of Large Scale Railroaders from the Metro St. Louis Area that love to show off their hobby.
Tags: Garden Railroad Gateway Model trains St Louis Illinois
by Lets Talk Trains in Hobbies
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