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EPISODE · Jul 17, 2023 · 50 MIN

Episode 33

from Upstream With Cashill & Edge · host Jack Cashill/Loy Edge

Jack's new book "Untenable" is the star of this episode. It's about white flight from urban cities like Newark in the mid-20th century. Crime increased in the 60s and the neighborhood became less safe and cohesive. Plus some funny anecdotes like Jack getting sick at church but trying to make it through mass so he could play football later. Find out why Loy singing the original theme song for Donald Trump's The Apprentice eventually got cut. Jack's documentary surrounding Jesse James 150th birthday turns out being a production hand full. Enjoy!

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