Vinyl Oddities

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Stories from the Attic

Greg Van Antwerp, History Hunter, public speaker@

20 episodes

1 day ago

Greg has been hunting for hidden history in the basements and attics of America for over 30 years. He is a public speaker, historian and preservationist and this podcast presents the stories behind some of his favorite discoveries. Along with Co-host Martin Blanco, they discuss the items with a bent towards humor, while promoting the importance preservation and the accessibility for anyone to conduct their own search for hidden history.

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Society & Culture

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Vinyl Oddities

Stories from the Attic

30 minutes 51 seconds

12 months ago

Vinyl Oddities

In this episode Greg and Martin uncover 2 never before heard cuts on vinyl. Well, if you were watching regional TV in the Albany NY region in 1972, maybe you did hear or even see this. “Pick a show” was a TV trivia program where contestants were called at random to answer questions for money. Look for deeper cuts on upcoming episodes. The second segment features a dryly humorous annual family greeting with strangely high production value.

Both rare and fun to discover in a Connecticut basement.

You can also watch the YouTube version with visuals here:

https://youtu.be/ykUbPzeQ5ok