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Norma Jean is surely the most iconic figure of the 20th century. She was painted by men, photographe
The second of four episodes on Korea. Author of award-winning 'White Crysanthemum' and captivating s
The world's most elusive country, Billy's 12th lyric, and the first of four on Korea. Dr Sojin Lim f
"The babysitter." Television is Billy's eleventh lyric, and the BFI's TV expert Dick Fiddy takes Tom
Studebaker: a central cog in 20th century America's booming automobile industry, or just a punchy rh
"A mystery wrapped in an enigma." Episode nine is the first of three that will follow Nixon's rise f
Billy's eighth lyric invites Katie, Tom and UCL's Josh Hollands into the world of the Red Scare, the
Katie and Tom's romp through the 20th century meets baseball, and there's a darkness behind one of t
Sixth lyric, sixth topic. Katie and Tom are joined by historian of the popular press Dr Chris Shoop-
We're five lyrics in, and Katie and Tom are getting musical. Literally, if you make it to the end. D
Deaf in one ear, shy, bisexual, sensitive - are these the reasons Johnnie Ray isn't worshipped as th
It's episode 3 and Billy's transported us back to post-1949 Communist China. Katie and Tom talk to P
Episode two brings us swanning into the Golden Age of Hollywood, with the charisma, charm and contro
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