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History in My Headphones: The Surprising Story Behind “Midnight Train to Georgia”
Did you know that Gladys Knight & the Pips’ iconic hit “Midnight Train to Georgia” was originally inspired by a conversation about a plane to Houston?
On October 27, 1973, the song reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming one of th...
Access Is Not Payment
Over the past few weeks, a Columbia Journalism Review article and working paper about New York City creators helped spark a broader media narrative, including coverage in the New York Post and the New York Times, about influencers, City Hal...
HISTORY BEHIND THE HEADLINES: Banned Book Week Edition
In 1973, a school district in Drake, North Dakota didn’t just remove Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five—32 copies were burned in the school furnace.
Less than a decade later, Slaughterhouse-Five was among the books at the center of Board...
HISTORY BEHIND THE HEADLINES: Presidential Press Conferences
Presidential press conferences have been part of American political life for more than a century. Woodrow Wilson held the first formal one in 1913; Dwight Eisenhower held the first televised presidential press conference in 1955, although i...
Bitter Melodies Turning Your Orbit Around
Tall buildings shake
Voices escape singing sad, sad songs
Tuned to chords
Strung down your cheeks
Bitter melodies turning your orbit around
Listen to “Jesus, Etc’“ by Wilco
Jeff Tweedy, the lead singer, primary songwriter and guit...
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Veteran NYC public school history teacher and writer. Co-founder of Teachers Unify, co-creator of AI Educator Brain. Featured in NYT, PBS, TODAY Show, Time, Newsweek, WaPo, The Hill.
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