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First, author RJ Smith covers the colorful life and musical genius of the Godfather of Soul, James Brown in his definitive biography, "The One". Drawing on interviews by many people that knew him well, Smith covers much more than James Brown's unconventional upbringing in extreme poverty, and his rise to musical fame. Many fascinating findings on Brown's life are explored from his involvement in the Civil Rights movement, to his entrepreneurial endeavors, and his high profile friendships, give insight into the life of the most innovative musician of our time.
Then, during age of safaris and exploration in the early twentieth century, Carl Akeley set out to preserve the world's great animals. Author Jay Kirk gives an amazing account of an extraordinary life lived during remarkable times in his book, "Kingdom Under Glass". Kirk follows the adventures of an artistic genius who not only revolutionized taxidermy, but changed museums by creating life like dioramas such as the ones visited by millions today at New York's Museum of Natural History.
RJ Smith and Jay Kirk, this week on Prime Time Radio.
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First, author RJ Smith covers the colorful life and musical genius of the Godfather of Soul, James Brown in his definitive biography, "The One". Drawing on interviews by many people that knew him well, Smith covers much more than James Brown's unconventional upbringing in extreme poverty, and his rise to musical fame. Many fascinating findings on Brown's life are explored from his involvement in the Civil Rights movement, to his entrepreneurial endeavors, and his high profile friendships, give insight into the life of the most innovative musician of our time.
Then, during age of safaris and exploration in the early twentieth century, Carl Akeley set out to preserve the world's great animals. Author Jay Kirk gives an amazing account of an extraordinary life lived during remarkable times in his book, "Kingdom Under Glass". Kirk follows the adventures of an artistic genius who not only revolutionized taxidermy, but changed museums by creating life like dioramas such as the ones visited by millions today at New York's Museum of Natural History.
RJ Smith and Jay Kirk, this week on Prime Time Radio.
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