Mae West Jewel Robbery

from Re-Imagined Radio · host John F. Barber

Re-Imagined Radio presents, episode #95, "Mae West Jewel Robbery," a tribute to Womens' History Month and Mae West as an advocate for women's rights, liberation, and equality. We sample from West's early stage and screen career, a dramatized robbery, and two rare radio appearances to demonstrate West's imitable way of making scandal stylish. Premiere broadcast: March 16, 2026 Season 14, Episode 03 Written, Produced, Hosted by John F. Barber Post production, original music, sound design by Marc Rose Graphics by Evan Leyden and Holly Slocum Social Media strategies by Caitlyn Kruger-Lesperance YouTube strategies and announcing by Rylan Eisenhauer Audio File Name: rir-mae-west-jewel-robbery.mp3 Episode webpage: https://www.reimaginedradio.fm/episodes/mae-west/index.html

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