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HISTORY WORTH SAVING - Television journalist Chace Ambrose has a fascination with cars and the Cannon Ball Run. During COVID-19, while most drivers were staying off the roadways, a few were attempting to break speed records.
HISTORY WORTH SAVING - Musician, event producer and all around great guy Clayton Corn found himself without a job during COVID-19. The industry he’d worked in his whole career simply shut down with no sign of reopening. This is his story of re-invention.
QUICK LINK: Clayton Corn
QUICK LINK: Go Wheels Up
HISTORY WORTH SAVING - Human trafficking survivors April DeTienne and Robin Flemming have an unlikely sisterhood rooted in pain. Both were trafficked and married to the same man who forced them into a monstrous life of violent abuse, narrowly escaping death. Their story of escape, recovery and triumph is truly incredible, but not suitable for younger listeners.
QUICK LINK: William C. Potter Foundation
QUICK LINK: National Human Trafficking
QUICK LINK: TraffickCam App
HISTORY WORTH SAVING - What’s real on social media? Dr. Todd C. Helmus is one of the leading experts in America on disinformation and misinformation campaigns lead by Russia and China. How they work, how we fall for them, and what we can do to prevent them is the subject of this episode.
QUICK LINK: Dr. Todd C. Helmus
HISTORY WORTH SAVING - American mystery solver Gian J. Quasar has a talent for separating fact from folklore, and solving some of the most celebrated mysteries in our culture. He’s authored books on the Bermuda Triangle, aliens, Big Foot and most recently Amelia Earhart.
QUICK LINK: Gian J. Quasar’s Books
QUICK LINK: The Quester Files
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Matt Jolley's History Worth Saving tells great American stories.