Karen Cariani

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Happy Thanksgiving! May your day be filled with warmth, delicious food, and cherished moments with loved ones. 🍁

If you're looking for a twist on tradition, learn how to cook up a flavorful Turkey Gumbo with this North Carolina Now feature: https://t.co/2gqtbVkj5S

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📣 Paging car people! Did you know the Ford Bronco had a "mini" version that was only on the market for 6 years?

Learn about this & hundreds of other cars in the archive's "MotorWeek" collection featuring under-the-hood looks & test drives: https://t.co/kqrneMUA1N

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"Say Brother" began in 1968 during the height of the civil rights movement to reflect the concerns of communities of color. Now known as "Basic Black," over 80 historical episodes are available online!

Explore the collection: https://t.co/Y9EU2v9SO6

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#OTD in 1932, Groucho Marx made his first performance on radio for a series called "Flywheel, Shyster, and Flywheel." 🎙️

Celebrate this milestone by enjoying ten of Marx's top-notch jokes: https://t.co/72Lcssri3o

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In celebration of #GivingTuesday, hear from its creator, Henry Timms! 🎁

In this 2018 episode of @PBS NewsHour, Timms explains how the holiday came about and its impact.

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On this #GivingTuesday, consider making a contribution to the American Archive of Public Broadcasting and help us provide access to our shared cultural heritage for years to come!

Donate: https://t.co/SFMYgixRKB

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Today we celebrate the birthday of Little Women author, #LouisaMayAlcott! ✨📖

In 2010, novelist Susan Cheever delved into Alcott's fascinating life and the battle of wits that led to the creation of the beloved classic, "Little Women": https://t.co/tTfaGtaSmi

Courtesy of @GBH

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See you there! 🥳

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As the days get shorter and the air gets colder, dive into history with "The Watergate Hearings Collection"!

The Collection showcases over 50 days of Senate hearings from one of the most significant political scandals in U.S. history:
https://t.co/I1AMkG2xgU

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On this day in 1938, Orson Welles made history with his "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast 🎙️

Listeners panicked, mistaking the broadcast for news of a real Martian invasion 📷🌍

Listen to the full broadcast: https://t.co/XfSzvAUqYu

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Brian O’Donovan, host of “A Celtic Sojourn” on GBH Radio, passed away today. Known as “Ireland’s goodwill ambassador in Boston,” Brian brought the warmth of Celtic music and culture to his devoted audience. Thank you, Brian, for your generosity of spirit. https://t.co/t8fVGv00gT

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Traffic on Beacon Street, Boston seen in April, 1989.

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Rats displaced by Big Dig construction are a problem for the city of Boston in this @GBHNews story from May, 1989.

More from our Big Dig collection here:
https://t.co/AvVYJ5E0r6

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Last Call at Little Jack Horner Jokes & Magic shop on Bromfield Street in Boston from an @gbhnews story in March, 1990. Reporter, Marcus Jones.

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We’re dreaming up the perfect archive playlist. What songs would you add? 🎤🎶🎧

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Looking for a bit more ZOOM in your life? Check out over 100 episodes in the archive: https://t.co/lzOl0V38Ir

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In an episode of NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, essayist & novelist Roger Rosenblatt was tasked with drawing attention to the @ALALibrary’s Banned Book Week. The result? Rosenblatt was more than happy to let his sarcasm shine.

Full episode: https://t.co/t0bL46q7cF

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“Carrascolendas” was one of the first bilingual Spanish-English children's TV series. The show's primary goal was to encourage Spanish-speaking children to feel proud and confident while alleviating feelings of isolation.

Watch the full episode: https://t.co/AQTq9oBUUz

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This week, the AAPB reached a milestone of 100,000 items in our online reading room! This serves as a significant step in our mission led by @GBH & @librarycongress to ensure that our public media history is preserved & accessible. Visit the AAPB: https://t.co/aEqRbtWzlP