This time on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast it’s the year 1952. There was an atom bomb test live on TV, the first Rock ‘n’ Roll concert ended in a riot, and the Revised Standard Holy Bible was a runaway best seller. Americans were listening to Johnny Ray, Hank Thompson, Doris Day, and B.B. King.  Join Dr. Bob for a fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on this week’s Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

This time on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast it’s the year 1952. There was an atom bomb test live on TV, the first Rock ‘n’ Roll concert ended in a riot, and the Revised Standard Holy Bible was a runaway best seller. Americans were listening to Johnny Ray, Hank Thompson, Doris Day, and B.B. King. Join Dr. Bob for a fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on this week’s Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

This time on the Eisenhower Hour® podcast it’s the year 1952. There was an atom bomb test live on TV, the first Rock ‘n’ Roll concert ended in a riot, and the Revised Standard Holy Bible was a runaway best seller. Americans were listening to Johnny Ray, Hank Thompson, Doris Day, and B.B. King.&nbsp; Join Dr. Bob for a fun nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties on this week’s Eisenhower Hour® podcast.

1952, Part 1

A fun, nostalgic journey through American popular music and culture of the Fifties

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1952, Part 1

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