Bob Marley, Reggae Superstar and Legend (Part One)
Listen to this February 5, 2020 flashback episode about Bob Marley, homeless at age 20 in one of the poorest cities of the Third World, he became a popular music phenomenon and 20th century icon.
Bob Marley performing in July of 1980
Bob Marley's mother's home, Trench Town, Kingston, Jamaica
Bunny Wailer, one of Marley's earliest collaborators
Peter Tosh, another Marley associate, performing in 1978
The I Threes, performing with Marley, Rita, his wife, center
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Bob Marley, Reggae Superstar and Legend (Part Two)
Listen to this February 5, 2020 flashback episode about Bob Marley, homeless at age 20 in one of the poorest cities of the Third World, he became a popular music phenomenon and 20th century icon.
Marley, performing last outdoor show, Dublin, Ireland, July 6, 1980
Marley, publicity photo
Marley's son, Ziggy
Bob Marley, mausoleum complex entrance, Nine Mile, Jamaica
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D. B. Cooper and the Only Unsolved Air Hijacking in US History (Part One)
This special flashback episode, from March 16, 2018, discusses D. B. Cooper and the most infamous unsolved hijacking in US history.
Some of the crew members from the plane Cooper hijacked
Initial crude wanted poster circulated by the FBI
Richard McCoy, wanted poster circulated after he escaped from a federal penitentiary
Another potential D. B. Cooper, Robert Rackstraw.
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D. B. Cooper and the Only Unsolved Air Hijacking in US History (Part Two)
This special flashback episode, from March 16, 2018, discusses D. B. Cooper and the most infamous unsolved hijacking in US history.
Northwest Orient Plane similar to the one DB Cooper hijacked.
Money recovered on the shores of the Columbia River that was ultimately identified as part of Cooper's $200,000
Grave of Richard Mccoy, who many believe was D. B. Cooper
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Howard Hughes and His Empire of Madness (Part One)
On April 5, 1976, when he died in a private jet, en route to Houston, Texas, Howard Hughes was a hopeless drug addict, weighed 93 pounds and hadn’t even taken a step on his own in several years. He was also the world’s wealthiest man, living proof that money can’t buy happiness.
Howard R. Hughes Sr., standing next to a drill site
Howard Hughes as a small boy
Howard Hughes' boyhood home in Houston, Texas
Movie poster for Hell's Angels
Jane Russell, The Outlaw
Hercules, aka The Spruce Goose, taxiing in Long beach Harbor
Ireland