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William Sloane's 1937 terror novel To Walk the Night, one of the best books ever written

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Nick Drake, the Who

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How Social Justice Warriors seek to destroy art because they hate themselves

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The centennial of Thelonious Monk

Downtown with Rich Kimball

Painter Marsden Hartley, America's towering pictorial Modernist of nature

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Rhythm and blues mage Arthur Alexander

Downtown with Rich Kimball

The home run-swatting 1977 Red Sox, the Lunch Pail A.C. 1977-78 Bruins

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The first seasons of Cheers and Newhart 35 years ago

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The 1987 Canada Cup, the best hockey ever played

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Fleming discussing Fleming's NYT op-ed about how Colin Kaepernick is not good enough for the NFL

Downtown with Rich Kimball

The life and legacy of Sam Cooke

Downtown with Rich Kimball

The roles and import of Beatles manager Brian Epstein, on the 50th anniversary of his death

Downtown with Rich Kimball

Talking about Elvis Presley, who was so much better than you think he was, on the 40th anniversary of his death

Downtown with Rich Kimball

Getting in deep on the subjects of Orson Welles and Robert Mitchum

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The origins of the hat trick

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How the cover art of Sgt. Pepper transformed a listening experience

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The Easter Epic from 1987 and a story about growing up

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Great Films by Orson Welles that were not Citizen Kane

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The 1972 Summit Series

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Fleming talking about, and reading, his personal essay, "A Midshipman Lights Out"

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Overlooked Christmas classical music for your hearthside ears

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The mega-bizarre horror film subgenre involving talking detached heads, for some Halloween madness

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Fleming talking about Fleming's Rolling Stone piece on the Beatles' Revolver

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Discussing the strange cycle of teenage car crash songs in the late 1950s/early 1960s for Valentine's Day

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Santa done gone wrong! The nog has been befouled! The best of the worst ever Christmas movies