From Maclay to Zama

From Maclay to Zama

By Karen MillerHistory
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From Maclay to Zama episodes

  • Episode 64- Ration Books

    This episode contains information my grandmother (Bern and Peg's sister, Betty) wrote down in the 1990's in response to questions that I asked about her life. There is also one letter from their brother, Don to his father in 1926 when he was a freshman at Penn State.

    19 min
  • Episode 63-Home to Maclay!

    This episode includes the final three letters that Bern and Peg wrote from Japan. There is also a letter from John asking about what kind of party they want to have for welcome home.

    23 min
  • Episode 62- Pine Tree Outside My Window

    Bern has a car called The Green Hornet that apparently was in a near collision- she is looking forward to relearning her driving skills when she gets home! In this episode we learn everything there is to know about cormorant fishing. It is going on my bucket list!

    34 min
  • Episode 61- Arthur Murray

    Peg gets to dance and have some fun. They are busy packing now for the trip home and buying last-minute presentos! They have a huge family and say that everyone will receive 3 or 4 items- which explains how so many items from their time in Japan have survived for 71 years!

    36 min
  • Episode 59-Passports

    Passports are being renewed and paperwork is getting processed. The best news is that Peg's birthday pretzels have arrived (a month late).

    38 min
  • Episode 58-Yada,Yada,Yada

    Pretzels disappear, Easter arrives, more trips and shopping for Bern and Peg while they prepare to turn in their resignations and pack for home!

    34 min
  • Episode 57- Black Pearls

    This episode let me on a field trip to the Bisanar's Company to learn all about pearls! It ended up with Peg celebrating her 27's birthday and them both planning on their trip home!

    38 min

About From Maclay to Zama

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History Podcast based on letters written home from Japan during the Korean War by two very different sisters.