Our Missouri Podcast Summer Series, Part 3: Moon Memories

Jul

19

2019

Enjoy the latest episode of the Our Missouri Podcast!

Summer Series, Part 3: Moon Memories
Summer Series 2019
Episode Description

This episode focuses on Walter Cronkite and his rise from a Kansas City Star paperboy to one of the most trusted figures in journalism, especially when it came to all things NASA. We'll also re-live—through the memories of residents across the state—the culmination of the space race and the first steps on the moon.
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Our Missouri Podcast Summer Series, Part 3: Moon Memories

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