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Living Stories

by Baylor University - zz (old) Living Stories

Living Stories aired weekly on KWBU-FM from 2010 to 2013. Segments highlighted clips from interviews in the archives of Baylor University Institute for Oral History, exploring the past through the voices of those who were there. Topics ranged from the effects that momentous events such as the Great Depression and World War II had on individuals, to memories of school days, holidays, leisure activities, and daily life.

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Episodes

  1. Christmas Memories and Traditions

  2. Christmas in the Military

  3. Oral History

  4. One-room Schools

  5. Thanksgiving

  6. World War I

  7. Baylor Student Veterans

  8. Going to the Movies

  9. Summer Camps

  10. The Square in Waco

  11. Fourth of July

  12. A Lesson Learned from Dad

  13. Road Trips

  14. Getting into Trouble

  15. Buggies and Wagons

  16. Springtime Activities

  17. Mothers

  18. First Jobs

  19. Rich Field

  20. Free Time

  21. Liberation of Nazi Concentration Camps

  22. On-the-Job Cold Weather Stories

  23. Getting to School

  24. Baylor Round Table

  25. New Year Traditions and Adventures

  26. Pawn Shops

  27. Food Products from a Hog-killing

  28. Hog-killing

  29. Nineteenth Amendment

  30. Ghost of South Tenth Street

  31. 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic

  32. Playing Football in High School

  33. Galveston Hurricane and Dewey the Dog

  34. Bullies

  35. Summertime Swimming

  36. Prohibition

  37. Social Aspect of Churches

  38. Fighting the Heat at Night in the Summertime

  39. Family Vacations

  40. Summer Water and Beach Activities

  41. Insect Pests

  42. Fathers and Fathers-in-Law and Marriage

  43. Summer Jobs in the 1940s

  44. Childhood Memories of Cameron Park

  45. First Black Teachers in White Schools

  46. ALICO Building

  47. Radio and the 1953 Waco Tornado

  48. Newspapers during the Great Depression

  49. Cotton Palace

  50. Waco and Flowers

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Living Stories aired weekly on KWBU-FM from 2010 to 2013. Segments highlighted clips from interviews in the archives of Baylor University Institute for Oral History, exploring the past through the voices of those who were there. Topics ranged from the effects that momentous events such as the Great Depression and World War II had on individuals, to memories of school days, holidays, leisure activities, and daily life.

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Living Stories aired weekly on KWBU-FM from 2010 to 2013. Segments highlighted clips from interviews in the archives of Baylor University Institute for Oral History, exploring the past through the voices of those who were there. Topics ranged from the effects that momentous events such as the Great...

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