We revisit a conversation with the author of a book about the life of Harry Houdini, his time in Appleton, and what motivated him. And we review this week’s Republican National Convention with a professor of public address and political communication.
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An Intimate Look At The Man Who Became Harry Houdini
The Hungarian Jewish immigrant who became Harry Houdini created and recreated his history and legend throughout his life. A new book traces his journey from Hungary to Appleton and Milwaukee, then on to New York City and global fame. We look at what drove him to risk his life to entertain and fascinate his audiences.
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A Look Back At The Republican National Convention
The Republican National Convention wrapped up last night, with President Trump making his case for reelection. We look back at his remarks, running themes from the week, and what it all means for the next few months of the campaign.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Judith Siers-Poisson Producer
- Dean Knetter Producer
- Adam Begley Guest
- Stephanie Martin Guest
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