Episodes

Frontier Village, San José

Collector and researcher Tim Stephens discusses the history and community impact of Frontier Village, San Jose’s first theme park 1961-1980.

San José’s Japantown, Part 2

In episode 2, learn about the beginnings of Japantown, its people, landmarks and its importance to our multicultural valley. We will hear about the mission of the Japanese American Museum of San Jose and its relevance in today’s world.

San José’s Japantown, Part 1

In this episode we are introduced to the Japanese American Museum of San José and hear from a Sansei (third generation Japanese American) on how her family endured the Heart Mountain Internment Camp while her father was recruited into the U.S. Army to interrogate Japanese prisoners of war.

Project Azorian: Lockheed Missiles & Space, the CIA, and a Soviet Submarine

In 1968, a Soviet nuclear submarine, the K-129, mysteriously disappeared in the North Pacific Ocean. Lockheed Missiles & Space teamed up with the CIA, Howard Hughes’s Summa Corp., Global Marine Corp and others to bring the sub to the surface and learn its secrets. Hear about this harrowing project from someone who’s father was closely involved.

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“This work” by Jim G. is licensed under CC BY 2.0
Bay Area Authors: Uncovering Steinbeck Part 2

In this second half of our interview with Peter Van Coutren of The Center for Steinbeck Studies, we hear more about Steinbeck’s life, his writing process and the enduring legacy left to us as his readers.

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