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Old School Thoughts
Frank Goodman
293 episodes
4 days ago
Memories, of my past, have always driven me to explore history as it pertains to my “I remember when” experiences. I remember the closeness of community, safety, and house parties. Where did it all go?
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Memories, of my past, have always driven me to explore history as it pertains to my “I remember when” experiences. I remember the closeness of community, safety, and house parties. Where did it all go?
Show more...
Society & Culture
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S7:E3 Code Talking
Old School Thoughts
20 minutes 49 seconds
1 month ago
S7:E3 Code Talking

In this episode, Martha and I returned to the "Front Porch" to revisit the days of "Coded Conversations." Like Jesus spoke in parables, our ancestors did the same. Languages have always been developed out of regional necessity to communicate. Each of our forebearers, who crossed the Atlantic and other routes spoke a primary language, but they had to adapt to each other in order to communicate. Their descendants (our ancestors) had to add to those dialects and parables in order to communicate and survive. We once embraced those coded languages - completely. What are your thoughts?

Old School Thoughts
Memories, of my past, have always driven me to explore history as it pertains to my “I remember when” experiences. I remember the closeness of community, safety, and house parties. Where did it all go?