The Red Button

While we are in a Soviet Prison somewhere in Siberia, we were able to slip out one final underground episode on the Olympic Games, specifically:The 1972 OlympicsThe 1980 OlympicsThe 1984 OlympicsAlthough we likely won't ever be able to broadcast this, assuming we are able to, I hope you enjoy this Sports Special!News Anchor: Jordan EncarnacionVideo Editing: Susan ZhengProducer: Louis LamiaDisclaimer: This is a project for an AP World History class. If for some reason you stumble across this, please do not sue us for any reason. Thank You.

Hello Viewers, and welcome to this grand finale episode of The Red Button. We never intended this to be the end, but it seems we have no option. Despite that, today we'll be discussing the following topics about the end of The Cold War:DétenteThe Berlin WallMADSALT I and SALT IIThe START TreatiesWe'll even take you downtown to show you the brutality of a police officer guarding the Berlin Wall, but although The Cold War seems to be cooling down (pun fully intended), it seems far away from truly ending, as evidenced by the end of our show. Sadly, it seems this website will not make it into the public. Perhaps a group of students in an AP World History Class or something will find this archived and release it to the public. If you ever read this, thank you for watching.You may now press the red button. News Anchor: Susan ZhengVideo Editing: Susan ZhengProducer: Louis LamiaDisclaimer: This is a project for an AP World History class. If for some reason you stumble across this, please do not sue us for any reason. Thank You.

Hey everyone, and welcome to an express edition of The Red Button. We only have a couple of topics today, and they both involve things that fly far away. Today we'll be discussing:SputnikThe Space RaceThis episode is about quality over quantity as we talk about two big topics that really changed our globe. In the meantime, you can check out or version of what really happened on the moon that fateful day. Make sure you keep watching for the next installment of The Red Button!News Anchor: Kristine GarciaVideo Editing: Susan ZhengProducer: Louis LamiaDisclaimer: This is a project for an AP World History class. If for some reason you stumble across this, please do not sue us for any reason. Thank You.

Hello Viewers and welcome to an extra special edition of The Red Button. Today we're going to talk about things that explode. Specifically, we're talking about:The Cuban Missile CrisisStar WarsThe Arms RaceWe'll also take you several different places today with some behind the scenes footage of the Cuban missile silos, watch all hell break loose as Star Wars visits our set, and make sure to check out our real life bomb threat drill. You're not going to want to miss this kind of news, and you're not gonna want to miss next episode either, so keep watching!News Anchor : Kristine GarciaVideo Editing: Susan ZhengProducer: Louis LamiaDisclaimer: This is a project for an AP World History class. If for some reason you stumble across this, please do not sue us for any reason. Thank You.

Hey Listeners! Welcome to a brand new episode of The Red Button. This is an extra large episode of The Red Button dealing with several conflicts and uprisings. Specifically, these include:Uprisings in Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and PolandProxy WarsThe Domino TheoryThe Bay of Pigs InvasionSolidarityWhile we do have lots to say about all these conflicts, we'll also take a break to show you our rendition of the speech made by President Dwight D. Eisenhower himself. Thanks for watching. Don't push the red button!News Anchor: Frank GentileVideo Editing: Susan ZhengProducer: Louis LamiaDisclaimer: This is a project for an AP World History class. If for some reason you stumble across this, please do not sue us for any reason. Thank You.

Hello loyal viewers, and welcome to another exclusive edition of The Red Button. Today, Spies are what's on everyone's mind. We'll be talking about a few recent spy incidents and developments such as:The KGB and The CIAThe Rosenberg SpiesThe U2 Spy PlaneIn addition to all this discussion of spies, we also give you a quick glimpse of the CIA in action, as well as a live demonstration of the Rosenbergs' executions. Thanks for watching everyone, and stay tuned for the next episode!News Anchor: Louis LamiaVideo Editing: Susan ZhengProducer: Louis LamiaDisclaimer: This is a project for an AP World History class. If for some reason you stumble across this, please do not sue us for any reason. Thank You.

Hello viewers, welcome to another episode of The Red Button. Since World War II is over, the world now has to decide what to do with Germany. Meanwhile, The World splits into alliances once again as The Cold War truly begins. Today's topics include:The Division of GermanyThe Berlin AirliftNATO and The Warsaw PactOur episode today deals with how Germany was divided, Germany's fate, and these new alliances. We also take you behind the scenes for a look in a German slum during The Berlin Airlift. Stay tuned and remember, don't push the red button!News Anchor: Susan ZhengVideo Editing: Susan ZhengProducer: Louis LamiaDisclaimer: This is a project for an AP World History class. If for some reason you stumble across this, please do not sue us for any reason. Thank You.

Hey Guys, welcome to our second episode. thanks for sticking with us so far. today we're discussing a few new topics, includingThe Iron CurtainThe Marshall PlanThe Truman DoctrineWe look forward to delivering all your Cold War news in the most efficient and entertaining way possible. Thanks for watching.News Anchor: Melissa GazalVideo Editing: Susan ZhengProducer: Louis LamiaDisclaimer: This is a project for an AP World History class. If for some reason you stumble across this, please do not sue us for any reason. Thank You.

Hello viewers, welcome to our first episode of The Red Button. In our first episode, we'll be talking about a few conferences that have occured during World War II. The topics includeThe Tehran ConferenceThe Yalta ConferenceThe Potsdam ConferenceThe United NationsThese conferences were pretty big deals, and I'm sure you guys probably want to know something about them, as well as one of the maj0r results, The United Nations. We also have an exclusive advertisement for a new film about the Yalta Conference. Too bad the producer thought it was the Tehran Conference, but it looks to be a great movie anyway so stay tuned. Hope to see you guys at our next episode.News Anchor : Frank GentileFilm Editing: Susan ZhengProducer: Louis LamiaDisclaimer: This is a project for an AP World History class. If for some reason you stumble across this, please do not sue us for any reason. Thank You.