Scott and Aaron discuss two major historical events: the ratification of the 19th Amendment (100 years ago!) and the 1963 March on Washington.

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Scott is back in studio for the first time in months! And we’re celebrating National Radio Day: the 100th anniversary of the first commercial radio station.

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Lots of great women make notable appearances this week – including two from North Carolina who helped save Jockey’s Ridge and the Eno River.

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Scott and Aaron escape a news-heavy week by discussing examples from history of ordinary people surviving and thriving amidst great adversity.

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This week in history: the 14th Amendment is ratified, the Declaration of Independence is read, and a trailblazing astronomer discovers a new comet.

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This week features great women in history (including “huddled masses” poet Emma Lazarus) and major advances in transportation (including the moon landing).

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This week in history: New York approves the Declaration of Independence, a statue is toppled, the 14th Amendment is ratified – and Ron Stutts begins at WCHL.

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Scott and Aaron discuss Independence Day, the Stonewall riots, and the history of protesting in America – not just protesting against, but protesting for.

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Scott and Aaron talk bicycling – including the exploits of Annie Londonberry, who became the first woman to bike around the world in 1894-5.

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