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Bygone Days - AIRSLA

Bygone Days - AIRSLA

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 Bygone Days, once known as “This Week In History,” now spans a broader scope, encompassing history, pre-history, historical facts, and mythology origin articles. (This recording is produced by AIRSLA and its volunteer readers exclusively for use by individuals who are visually and/or print impaired.)Copyright 2025 Music World
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  • Bygone Days 04/07/2025 - Unicorns! published by LiveScience - Read by Linda O'Brian Gorski for AIRSLA

    Bygone Days 04/07/2025 - Unicorns! published by LiveScience - Read by Linda O'Brian Gorski for AIRSLA
    Apr 10 2025
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    Unicorns! published by LiveScience Origin stories on unicorns (National Unicorn day is April 14)

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    This podcast is produced by Audio Internet Reading Service of Los Angeles (AIRSLA). These recordings are provided solely for the use of the blind and print impaired. Materials or items read on AIRSLA are the copyright property of the original authors and publishers. No unauthorized use or duplication is permitted.

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    website: https://airsla.org
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    6 mins
  • This Week in History - August 12 thru August 18 - Read by Annette Roe - AIRSLA

    This Week in History - August 12 thru August 18 - Read by Annette Roe - AIRSLA
    Aug 12 2024
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    This Week in History read by Annette Roe

    8/12 - 1990 - The Skeleton of a T-Rex is discovered. 8/13 - 1981 - Reagan signs the economic recovery tax act, ERTA. 8/14 - 2003 - A black out hits the northeastern United States. 8/15 - 1969 - The Woodstock festival opens in Bethel, New York. 8/16 - 2009 - Usain Bolt sets the 100 meter dash world record. 8/17 - 1978 - A Balloon crosses the Atlantic. 8/18 - 1590 - Roanoke island colony is found deserted.

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    23 mins
  • This Week in History - August 5 thru August 11 - Read by Annette Roe - AIRSLA

    This Week in History - August 5 thru August 11 - Read by Annette Roe - AIRSLA
    Aug 11 2024
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    This Week in History read by Annette Roe

    8/5 - 1861 - Abe Lincoln signs the Reveue Act imposing Federal Income tax for the first time. 8/6 - 1930 - The missingist man in New York. 8/7 - 1974 - Pettit walks a high wire tight rope between New York's Twin Towers. 8/8 - 1988 - The lights go on at Wrigley Field. 8/9 - 2010 - A Jet Blue Flight attendant quits his job by sliding on the airplane escape chute. 8/10 - 1945 - Japan accepts the Potsdam conference terms of unconditional surrender. 8/11 - 1984 - Reagan jokes about bombing Russia while testing a microphone.

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    22 mins

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