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Johnny Eck The Amazing Half Boy From Baltimore
It's difficult to imagine a life lived quite like that of Johnny Eck. Born in a modest Baltimore rowhouse in 1911, he would go on to become one of the most recognisable figures of the American sideshow era, a film actor in one of cinema’s most controversial productions, and a craftsman whose creativity stretched far beyond the stage. Yet, for all the spectacle that surrounded him, his story isn't one of pity or tragedy. It's instead, a record of persistence, humour, and a ver


The Kale of Wales: Language, Music, and Memory in a Quiet Corner of Welsh History
The Kale of Wales have been part of Welsh life since the 1500s. From introducing musical traditions to preserving a now extinct language, their story is quieter than most, but deeply woven into the cultural history of Wales.


Clifford Roberts and the Origins of Augusta National and the Masters Tournament
Meet Clifford Roberts, co-founder of Augusta National and the Masters Tournament, explore his life, leadership, controversies, and death in 1977.
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