From Maclay to Zama

From Maclay to Zama

By Karen MillerHistory
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From Maclay to Zama episodes

  • Episode 46 Metamorphosis

    So the diet didn't provide the "metamorphosis" they wanted- just hallucinations. The typhoon season was harsh but they made it through and this episode contains one of Peg's funniest letters ever!

    39 min
  • Episode 45 Typhoon June

    Peg downplays the effects of one of the most dangerous typhoons to ever hit Japan- "we are OK", MIGs shoot down a jet, and Labor Day festivities are a bust.

    34 min
  • Episode 44- Rigsby's Reckless Rush

    Gladys provides us with a detailed description of the Mount Fuji climb, there is a spat of some sort going on back on Maclay Street, and Bern actually breaks the rules (sends home a picture taken at work)..

    46 min
  • Episode 43-Slimming

    The Aunts go on a diet (which is very successful it seems)! Peg weighs in on the political climate and Bern describes a lovely night in Atama. There are two typhoons to deal with "Grace" and "Helen" (which Bern never mentions....).

    32 min
  • Episode 41-Red Dog Goes Home

    Peg goes into detail in this episode about her plans to climb Mt. Fuji! An event I have been eagerly anticipating! The podcast has brought me more treasures to go through as I have recently acquired many more letters- these from the late 1950's- early 2000's from Peg's Japanese friend, Sally.

    26 min
  • Episode 39-Hibachi

    Welcome to Season 3 of the podcast! It seems like Bern and Peg's social lives have ground to halt- but Peg's new job is going well! They are saving up to travel to Hong Kong, which may have resulted in less party time on weekends.

    31 min
  • Episode 37- Tanks

    I was surprised to hear that Bern actually got to drive a tank in this episode! She also explained why they seldom see birds at Zama. Apparently, the population was forced to eat birds during the War, and they have re-populated yet. That is a sad thought.

    40 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.