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Today we’re talking with some wide-eyed children from the 1950s who have a lot of questions about life in the future. They want to know if there will be flying cars and home computers in the year 2000. Let’s find out.
Guest voices: I would love to credit the kids who appear in this episode because their performances are fantastic, but for their protection, they should remain anonymous. In case there is any doubt, I should make it clear that they are voice actors who performed remotely, were recorded by their parents and worked from scripts that contained only their own lines. I went to great lengths to protect them from this hilarious nonsense.
Music: “Gaiety in the Golden Age” by Aaron Kenny
Associate producer: Betsy McClimans
Source photo: Bell Telephone’s Picturephone on display at the 1964 World’s Fair
Visit Here's the Tower
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Today we’re talking with some wide-eyed children from the 1950s who have a lot of questions about life in the future. They want to know if there will be flying cars and home computers in the year 2000. Let’s find out.
Guest voices: I would love to credit the kids who appear in this episode because their performances are fantastic, but for their protection, they should remain anonymous. In case there is any doubt, I should make it clear that they are voice actors who performed remotely, were recorded by their parents and worked from scripts that contained only their own lines. I went to great lengths to protect them from this hilarious nonsense.
Music: “Gaiety in the Golden Age” by Aaron Kenny
Associate producer: Betsy McClimans
Source photo: Bell Telephone’s Picturephone on display at the 1964 World’s Fair
Visit Here's the Tower
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