Retro Ramblings
Mickey YarberBorn in the '70s, child of the '80s, and came of age in the '90s. I write about all of the things that made those eras fun.
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The Rural Purge at CBS
Back in 1969, Fred Silverman was the programming chief at CBS, and he was noticing a growing trend in the television industry. Shows about young, hip, professional city dwellers were getting all of the attention. Along with that attention c...
Monopoly's Role in Helping Free POWs in World War II
Park Place, Boardwalk, and a hidden map with a secret escape route? For Allied POWs during World War II, Monopoly games came equipped with real-life “get out of jail free” cards.
The Story of McDonald's McJordan Special
McDonald’s has a long history of creating special, limited-time, menu items. Some have gone on to great success like the McRib. Others have been short-lived like McPizza. Most of their special offerings have been available nationwide, but e...
Lawn Darts: The Most Dangerous Toy of All-Time
Starting in the 1970s, people began to cast a suspicious eye on the safety standards used in making toys. Parents and lawmakers began voicing their concerns and this led to new legal standards for what could and could not be sold to childre...
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A child of the '70s who grew up in the '80s, and came of age in the '90s. These are my stories.
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