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Freedom River: Orson Welles Narrates A 1971 Animated Parable For Our Times

In 1971, Orson Welles added his voice to Sam Weiss' animation for Freedom River, a modern day parable ...

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Action Packs that Really Work! Remembering the SuperJoe Adventure Team (1977)

Growing up in the seventies, I absolutely loved the large scale G.I. Joe figures ...

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Life in The Florida Keys During The 1970s

Flip Schulke (June 24, 1930, Cornish, New Hampshire; died: May 15, 2008, West Palm Beach, ...

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Kraftwerk: The Spineless, Emotionless Sounds That Changed Pop Culture

German electronica pioneers and innovators Kraftwerk were among the first users of technology to produce ...

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Remembering “Sensurround,” a startling “new multi-dimension” of “super reality”

In the mid-1970s, Universal Studios launched a new gimmick to lure viewers away from their ...

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Who Remembers Coleco’s Quiz Wiz?

In 1979, Coleco introduced to the world a small computerized toy called “The Quiz Wiz”, ...

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A 1972 Quiz on Women’s Lib: Young Miss Magazine

This November '72 issue of Young Miss magazine contains a fun little quiz on Women's ...

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Powers of Ten: Ray & Charles Eames Sociocratic Tour of The Universe (1977)

In 1977, Los Angeles-based designers Ray (1912–1988) and Charles (1907–1978) Eames made Powers of Ten, a ...

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Rod Serling Explains Where Ideas Come From (1972)

Rod Serling (December 25, 1924 – June 28, 1975) was asked by a student in 1972, "Where Do ...

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Rude Girls And Monkey Men: The 1979 and 1980 2-Tone Tours

In 1979 cool kids rocked like a Monkey Man to the 2-Tone tour. The Specials, ...

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Otl Aicher’s Order Fights Terrorist Modernity At The 1972 Olympic Games

Kommando Otl Aicher is Alexander Negrelli’s study of the 1972 Olympic Games through the prism ...

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Wonderful Ephemera from Logan’s Run – Released Forty Years Ago

Logan’s Run was originally a novel written by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson ...

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