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Tag Archives: cultural history
Vale: The Magic Man, Godfrey Philipp (1936-2011), beloved producer-director of Adventure Island, Magic Circle Club, and much more
I have just heard the sad news that, Godfrey Philipp, co-creator of the award-winning and beloved children’s TV series Adventure Island (1967-1972) and the Magic Circle Club (1965-7), and one of Australia’s most brilliant and pioneering television producers from the 60s and … Continue reading
Posted in classic tv shows & films, cultural history / memory
Tagged 1960s, 1970s, Adventure Island, childhood, cultural history, pop culture, tv history
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In Memory: Bob Marley, Reggae, songs of freedom & brave 70s women
Thinking about Bob Marley (6 February 1945 – 11 May 1981) on the anniversary of his death. The first time I ever heard of this thing called ‘Reggae‘ was when I was in first year at Monash Uni, 1976. In … Continue reading
Posted in cultural history / memory, hearts / bodies / affect / zen
Tagged 1970s, cultural history, music, pop culture
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Who’s Watching the Children? – The Beaumont Case Revisited
On Australia Day in 1966, three children, Jane, Arnna and Grant Beaumont, disappeared after spending the morning playing at a suburban beach in Adelaide. Despite a protracted search involving hundreds of police, media reporters and volunteers, the children were never … Continue reading
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Tagged 1960s, Age columns, childhood, cultural history
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