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Angela Davis, a UCLA philosophy professor, rises as a political icon in the 1970s during a trial that labels her a terrorist, sparking a global movement for her release.
James May reassembles a 1970's Honda Z50A mini Trail Motorcycle in this episode.
Punk culture in 1977 Britain sparks heated debate among youth and authorities, as musicians and councillors discuss its impact on society and morality.
Bodybuilding advocate Carlo Ferrari engages skeptics in a pub discussion about the benefits of weightlifting, highlighting the culture at Dave's Gym.
This episode details Jimmy Burke's role in the $8 million Lufthansa Heist of 1978.
On September 12, 1974, Boston schools faced violent protests as Black and white students were bused to comply with a federal court desegregation order.
Vegetarianism gains momentum in the 1970s, highlighted by a vibrant conference featuring cooking demos, a beauty contest, and meat-free school lunches.
Take a groovy ride back to the 60s, 70s, and 90s with Modern Marvels' tech highlights.
Glaswegian holidaymakers enjoy their annual Fair Fortnight in Whitley Bay, Tyneside, indulging in seaside activities and traditional refreshments during July 1976.
Mums in the early 1970s are examined through children's perspectives, highlighting the contrast between stay-at-home and working mothers in Hackney.
Ray Kroc faces a fierce rivalry when a burger chain poaches his executive, Don Smith.
North Korea's Secret Service kidnaps hundreds from Japan and other countries under Kim Jung II.
In the late 1990s, a massive UFO sighting in Arizona sparked public intrigue and debate, linked to the US government's 1970s extraterrestrial message initiative.
Bay City Rollers, the tartan-clad pop-rockers from Edinburgh, sparked a phenomenon known as Rollermania, raising questions about the nature of fan devotion and its implications.
Three armed inmates seized control of the Huntsville Unit's education building in 1974, holding hostages for 11 days and resulting in tragic consequences.
Michael Dippolito marries Dalia, who plots his murder and is caught by the Police.
Johan Cruyff, the legendary Dutch footballer, achieved remarkable success in 1972, leading Ajax to win the Dutch Cup, European Cup, and World Cup in a single season.
Former detectives interrogate Charles Sobhraj, known as 'The Serpent', about his murders in Thailand.
Mauro Forghieri returns to the Monaco circuit with the Ferrari 312B, a revolutionary F1 racing car, 46 years after its original debut.
Humanity's obsession with creating and sharing videos is traced from Polaroid's impact in the 1970s to TikTok's influence in the digital age.
Patty Hearst's kidnapping by the Symbionese Liberation Army in the 1970s marked a pivotal moment in American history, blending crime with media sensationalism.
The episode highlights family inspirations in surfing, focusing on Heat and Sage's journeys.
Danny La Rue, a top entertainer in 1970s Britain, shares his passion for performance and critiques the high tax rates and labels like drag and camp.
A 1976 street play in the East End features Tony as Jesus, blending local culture with a poignant re-enactment of the crucifixion amid community resistance.
Television programming in 1977 sparked debate over the appropriate levels of sex and violence, highlighting contrasting viewer opinions and Mary Whitehouse's controversial stance.
Corey Cohen discusses the auction of the first Apple One computer, valued at nearly a million dollars.
Bill Burr discusses parenting differences from the 1970s to today, highlighting cube steaks and Wagyu.
Bill Burr humorously reflects on parenting, contrasting modern kids' power with his 1970s upbringing.
Girls from a juvenile home are forced into a Swedish vice ring, attending lavish parties and facing exploitation by powerful men.
Wildlife management in national parks has changed since the 1970s, impacting bear interactions.
Daniel Mendelsohn reflects on how Mary Renault's novels, which explore themes of homosexuality and ancient Greece, shaped his identity as a writer during his youth.
Gary Gulman humorously reflects on growing up in the 1970s and the differences with millennials.
Activists played a crucial role in advocating for the Americans with Disabilities Act, which established legal rights for people with disabilities in the United States.
The discussion highlights inflation's history first because of its severe economic impact.
The host demonstrates how to make a soufflé, recalling Fanny Cradock's 1970s dinner parties.
Mr. Spoons plays 12 musical spoons and is remembered from Married to The Mob with Michelle Phifer.
Singer Lynsey Shaw searches for a vintage New Year's Eve dress, exploring styles from the 1920s to the 1970s in the vibrant world of LA Frock Stars.
Tina Bara, Cornelia Slime, and Gabriele Stötzer challenge the oppressive regime of East Germany through their provocative art in the 1970s and 80s.
Stanley Johnson talks about the rise of environmental awareness in the 1970s UK.
In 1970s New England, a group of children created Super 8 films, remaking classics like Jaws and King Kong, which later gained a significant audience.
In 2008, Paul Trevor received an email from a man who recognized himself as a 13-year-old boy in his photographs of Liverpool from 1975.
Oil shortages in the 1970s prompted Americans to reevaluate consumption habits, influencing energy policies that resonate in today's world.
In 1970s New York, the Ravenite Social Club served as a focal point for a vibrant community intertwined with organized crime, as recounted by local artists.
