Malcolm X’s legacy is one of personal growth and transformation, unacceptable to some of his formerly devoted followers.




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Malcolm X’s legacy is one of personal growth and transformation, unacceptable to some of his formerly devoted followers.




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Malcolm X’s legacy is one of personal growth and transformation, unacceptable to some of his formerly devoted followers.





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The books used in this podcast included:
“Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention,” by Manning Marable, and,
“The Death and Life of Malcolm X,” by Peter Goldman.
The intro music in this podcast featured: “Don’t Fret,” by Quincas Moreira. The outro music was, “House of the Gipsies,” by Oracion.
In June, 1965, recent UCLA film school graduate Jim Morrison, jobless and homeless, was residing on a Venice Beach rooftop. Within two years, the Doors song “Light My Fire,” was the #1 song in the US. Four years later, Morrison was found dead in a Paris bathtub, aged 27.





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In June, 1965, recent UCLA film school graduate Jim Morrison, jobless and homeless, was residing on a Venice Beach rooftop. Within two years, the Doors song “Light My Fire,” was the #1 song in the US. Four years later, Morrison was found dead in a Paris bathtub, aged 27.







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The books used to compose this podcast included:
“Jim Morrison, Life, Death and Legend,” by Stephen Davis and
“Break On Through,” by James Riordan.
The music included in the intro is : “Accidents Will Happen,” by Silent Partner.
For the outro: “Lazy Laura,” by Quincas Moreira
The treatment of former NFL player and Army Ranger Pat Tillman’s friendly fire death is among the most shameful incidents in the history of the US military and government.






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The treatment of former NFL player and Army Ranger Pat Tillman’s friendly fire death is among the most shameful incidents in the history of the US military and government.







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The Books used to compose this podcast included:
“Where Men Win Glory,” by Jon Krakauer, and
“Boots on the Ground by Dusk,” by Mary Tillman.
The music included in this podcast included:
In the intro: “Subway Dreams,” by Dan Hennig, and
in the outro: “The Itch,” by NEFFEX.
Warning: This episode contains graphic descriptions of violence.
After almost fifty years of litigation, the McDonald murders remain among America’s most controversial murder cases.







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