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James Golden Speaks With People Whose Family Members Served in WWII | 06-06-26

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77 WABC MiniCasts
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Jun 6, 2026
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Summary

James Golden aka Bo Snerdly, facilitates a poignant discussion regarding the historical significance of D-Day and the broader impact of World War II. Through a series of interactions with callers, the broadcast transitions from personal anecdotes about military service and local heritage to a broader debate on the preservation of freedom and the complexities of American history. While some contributors celebrate the heroism of veterans and the global scale of the conflict, the conversation also addresses the internal struggles for civil rights faced by African American soldiers returning to a segregated nation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices