Classic City Rewind with Lesley Platek

Welcome to “Classic City Rewind” — I’m your host, Lesley Platek. As a longtime Athen's resident, who first moved to Athens, Ga in 1992 with my husband Zach, a three year old son named Travis and a three day old daughter named Sydney -the moment we arrived, the city felt like a perfect place to raise our family. I’ve spent decades connecting with the people who make this community extraordinary. From producing heartfelt biographies through my company Lifefilms to spotlighting local sports legends, my mission has always been to share stories that matter. Each week, Classic City Rewind takes you behind the scenes of Athens’ rich history through intimate, inspiring conversations with the people who lived it. You’ll meet guests like: - Charlotte (Chot) Johnson, who reflects on life with her late husband — legendary UGA and New England Patriots football player Andy Johnson and on breaking barriers as one of Athens’ first female home builders and Contractors. - Charlotte Thomas Marshall, a local historian and author of the book “The Tangible Past in Athens, Ga." - Loran Smith,Longtime Assistant Sports information Director for UGA. - Dan Aldridge, Author “Lasso the Cloud” the story of Ben Epps and early aviation in Athens. and - Peter Dale, Owner of 5 & 10 Resturant and celebrating the Resturant’s 25th Anniversary . And so many more. Highlighting one non profit and one business is also important to my heart. This season, I'll be featuring the Athens Boys and Girls Club with Derrick Floyd, who also made a FInal ROur run beating UNC with Michael Jordan on the way in 82-but 83. As well as "Finish Performance Health" with Kelly Ward about her 30+ years of experience in Orthopedic sports medicine. Whether you’re a lifelong Athenian or a newcomer discovering the city’s soul, this podcast invites you to rediscover what makes Athens timeless. My hope is that this podcast will be an archive for the community as well as for the families of the folks who I interview. It’s my way of giving back to my beloved Athens, Ga. Because remembering where we’ve been helps us see who we’ve become. Join me, Lesley, on Classic City Rewind — where Athens’ past comes alive, one story at a time.

08. Derrick Floyd From Final Four Glory to Boys and Girls club Hero 01/20/2026

08. Derrick Floyd From Final Four Glory to Boys and Girls club Hero From Final Four Glory to Boys Club Hero Derek Floyd's Athens Story From the basketball courts of Miami to the Final Four stage at Syracuse, then to 36 years mentoring children at the Athens Boys and Girls Club, Derrick "Big D" Floyd's story weaves together athletic achievement with profound community impact. His path from highly recruited guard to beloved youth advocate reveals how one person's calling can shape generations of young lives. Growing up in a single-parent household with four siblings, Floyd learned early about accountability, academic excellence, and showing up for family. These lessons from his mother would later become the foundation for how he approached working with thousands of Athens children. What started as a part-time job with preschoolers at the YMCA while finishing his degree evolved into a four-decade career dedicated to youth development. The 1983 Final Four run remains the pinnacle of Georgia basketball history, but Floyd's most lasting legacy happened off the court. From creating "the belt" - a motivational tool that pushed teammates to avoid being responsible for losses - to becoming the steady presence children could count on, his influence extended far beyond athletic achievements. What You Can Expect from This Episode This conversation captures both the excitement of college basketball's biggest stage and the quiet heroism of daily youth work, showing how athletic success can become a platform for community service. Here are 5 key insights you'll gain from this episode: Learn how a recruiting class featuring Dominique Wilkins, Terry Fair, and Floyd chose to build something new at Georgia rather than join established programs. Discover the creative team psychology behind "the belt" and how it motivated players to take ownership of their performance. Experience the underdog journey from SEC Tournament champions to Final Four participants, including victories over top-ranked St. John's and defending champion North Carolina. Understand how chance encounters with three-year-olds at the YMCA revealed a calling that would define Floyd's life's work. Hear stories of how consistent presence and high expectations transformed individual children and strengthened community bonds. Building Champions On and Off the Court Floyd's transition from celebrated athlete to community cornerstone wasn't immediate or planned. After leaving school to work full-time with children, he discovered that the same principles that created basketball success - accountability, respect, and genuine care - could help young people navigate life's challenges. His approach combined high expectations with unwavering support. Whether photographing every game and graduation to ensure children felt seen and valued, or maintaining standards that helped kids understand their potential, Floyd created environments where young people could thrive. The ripple effects of his work continue today, as former club members return as adults to introduce their own children to the man who helped shape their character decades earlier. Whether you're interested in Georgia basketball history or inspired by stories of community leadership, Floyd's experiences offer insights into how individual commitment can create lasting change across generations. /episode/index/show/f35e0fb9-d940-462a-bd7c-b3401ff90f94/id/39759280

07. Gene Dixon: The History of the Twilight Bike Race. A Racing Event that helped Revitalized Downtown Athens,Ga 01/13/2026

07. Gene Dixon: The History of the Twilight Bike Race. A Racing Event that helped Revitalized Downtown Athens,Ga Gene Dixon : The History of the Twilight Bike Race. A Racing Event that would help Revitalize Downtown Athens. In 1974, Athens, Georgia had four serious cyclists. Downtown was virtually empty after business hours, with just one restaurant and maybe two bars serving the community. Fast-forward fifty years, and the city pulses with energy every April as thousands gather for one of America's premier cycling events—a transformation that began with one man's vision to showcase cycling as a spectator sport. Gene Dixon arrived in Athens as a young entrepreneur ready to open the city's first dedicated bike shop. What he created instead was something far more significant: a racing event that would help revitalize downtown Athens and establish a new standard for criterium racing across America. The Athens Twilight Criterium wasn't just about bicycles—it was about community, economic development, and proving that sometimes the most ambitious ideas come from the simplest observations. What You Can Expect from This Episode This conversation reveals how a bike shop owner with an entrepreneurial spirit created an event that transformed both a downtown district and an entire sport, while building a business empire that now supports races from coast to coast. Here are 5 key insights you'll gain from this episode: Discover how four cyclists in 1974 grew into a community that now supports one of America's premier racing events. Learn the unconventional business strategies that sustained a "backwards" revenue model for five decades. Understand how evening criterium racing revolutionized American cycling and influenced cities nationwide. Hear firsthand accounts of legendary cyclists like Eric Heiden, Danny Clark, and the Lance Armstrong era. Experience the evolution of downtown Athens through the lens of one transformative sporting event. From Bike Shop to National Enterprise Gene's story extends far beyond a single race in Athens. Through his company Swagger, he now supports events across the country, owns 10,000 feet of racing barriers, and has worked everything from Super Bowl parades to Christmas celebrations. What started as equipment rentals for one local race evolved into a consulting business that helps cities nationwide create their own cycling spectacles. The conversation touches on the technical aspects of criterium racing—multi-lap races on closed city circuits where spectators see riders pass every minute or two, creating constant action and excitement. Gene explains how this American interpretation of European racing created something entirely new: street track racing that brings the sport directly to the people. The Broader Impact on Cycling Culture Beyond the business success lies a deeper story about community building and cultural change. Gene witnessed Athens transform from a place where serious cycling meant four dedicated riders to a city where cyclists are visible throughout the community. He shares insights about the evolution of the sport itself, from the early days of simple road bikes to today's technological marvels, and discusses how distracted driving challenges modern cyclists while looking ahead to smarter automotive technology. The episode also addresses cycling's complex relationship with performance enhancement, offering Gene's perspective on the Lance Armstrong era and how the sport has worked to rebuild credibility through biological passports and improved testing protocols. Whether you're interested in entrepreneurship, sports history, urban development, or simply love a good story about turning an impossible idea into reality, this conversation offers something valuable. Gene's willingness to share both successes and failures provides practical insights for anyone considering ambitious community projects. /episode/index/show/f35e0fb9-d940-462a-bd7c-b3401ff90f94/id/39678935

06. Barbara Dooley's Wild Ride Through Georgia Football 01/06/2026

06. Barbara Dooley's Wild Ride Through Georgia Football From a small rental unit near the botanical garden where cars with mysterious occupants cruised the streets, to becoming one of Georgia's most beloved first ladies of football, Barbara Dooley's story reveals the grit, humor, and determination that defined an era when coaches' wives did everything themselves. Barbara's path from Birmingham to Auburn wasn't conventional—following a high school boyfriend who promptly forgot her existence once she arrived on campus. But that twist of fate led to meeting a young Marine-turned-football coach named Vince Dooley at Sunday Catholic services. Their courtship story, complete with a disastrous first date at a chicken farm and the memorable line "you smell like chicken," sets the tone for a life filled with unexpected adventures and unshakeable resilience. Picture this: a young mother with children under three, cooking for 50-100 people after every game, sitting in the last row of the stadium feeding kids popcorn while managing the chaos of the "Dooley tribe." When the perfectly behaved Davison children sat nearby, the contrast couldn't have been more apparent—especially when Jello went flying and hit the university president in the back. What You Can Expect from This Episode This conversation captures the evolution of Athens through the eyes of someone who lived it, loved it, and hitchhiked to a football game when her husband wouldn't help her get there. Here are 5 key insights you'll gain from this episode: *Discover how a coach's wife in the 1960s managed everything from recruiting dinners to raising four children virtually alone. *Learn about the moment Barbara decided she wanted to be more than just "Vince Dooley's wife" and carved out her own career path. *Hear the hilarious story of five-year-old Derek's sideline adventure and his theological explanation for Georgia's struggles. *Experience the determination that led Barbara to hitchhike to Alabama when her transportation plans fell through. *Understand how Athens embraced and supported families who helped build the university's football legacy. A Legacy Built on Authenticity Barbara's refusal to follow rules or conform to expectations made her a natural fit for public speaking, radio hosting, and real estate—careers she pursued while maintaining her role as the ultimate football wife. Her 25-year radio show brought Athens voices together, while her speaking career proved that authenticity resonates far beyond the confines of traditional roles. From the early days when Catholic students were viewed with suspicion, to watching Vince transform from a struggling public speaker into a confident leader, Barbara witnessed and participated in Athens' growth firsthand. Her stories of recruiting players who became lifelong friends, of Sunday dinners where football families gathered, and of navigating the social dynamics of a changing university town provide a window into how communities form and evolve. Whether you're curious about the behind-the-scenes reality of building a championship program or simply want to hear from someone who never let circumstances define her possibilities, Barbara's memories offer both entertainment and inspiration for anyone who believes in creating their own path. /episode/index/show/f35e0fb9-d940-462a-bd7c-b3401ff90f94/id/39599025

04. Bill Hartman Shares His Athens Story. From Dearing Street to Sports Broadcasting Legend. 12/30/2025

04. Bill Hartman Shares His Athens Story. From Dearing Street to Sports Broadcasting Legend. Bill Hartman Shares His Athens Story. Growing up on Dearing Street in Athens during the 1950's meant running freely through the neighborhoods where traffic was scarce and friendships formed the foundation of childhood adventures. For Bill Hartman, those early years shaped not only his love for this Classic City but also set the stage for a remarkable broadcasting career that would span decades. From working the cash register at Hodgson's Pharmacy to assisting Coach Dan Magill in the press box, Bill's Athens roots run deep. His story weaves together personal memories of swimming at the YMCA, taking cross-country trips with Cobern Kelly and the Y Boys on a school bus, and making the pivotal decision to switch from advertising to broadcasting after walking into an air conditioned building with a new television studio on a hot spring day. What You Can Expect From This Episode This conversation reveals how Athens shaped one of Georgia's most respected sports broadcasters while offering glimpses into a bygone era when neighbors knew each other and children explored their world with remarkable freedom. Here are 5 key insights you'll gain from this episode: *Discover how childhood friendships on historic Dearing Street influenced a future broadcasting legend. *Learn about the evolution of television sports reporting from film editing to digital technology . *Hear the touching story of how Larry Munson's voice honored Bill's father at his funeral service. *Understand how a chance encounter with air-conditioned building and televison equipment changed everything. *Experience what Athens was like when Five Points was the heart of the community and trust ran deep. A Legacy That Spans Generations Bill's connection to Athens extends far beyond his own childhood memories. His family's presence in the community dates back to 1934, when his parents arrived as freshmen at the University of Georgia. His father's football career, coaching tenure, and larger-than-life personality left an indelible mark on Athens history. From the Old St.Mary's Hospital on Milledge Avenue to the Mathis Apartments on Lumpkin Street, every corner of Athens holds a piece of the Hartman family story. Whether you're a longtime resident curious about Athens' past or someone new to town seeking to understand what makes this community special, Bill's memories offer a window into a era when life moved at a different pace and connections ran deeper than we often experience today. /episode/index/show/f35e0fb9-d940-462a-bd7c-b3401ff90f94/id/39552580

05. Bill Hartman (Part 2) Hidden Athens Stories 12/30/2025

05. Bill Hartman (Part 2) Hidden Athens Stories Bill Hartman Reveals Hidden Athens Stories From the moment Bill learned that the University of Georgia didn't actually begin in 1785—despite what the famous arch suggests—he found himself questioning everything he thought he knew about his hometown. The truth? Athens didn't even exist when the university was chartered, and the first students didn't arrive until 1801. What You Can Expect from This Episode This conversation reveals how retirement can spark unexpected passions while uncovering the fascinating stories hidden in plain sight throughout Athens. Bill's enthusiasm for sharing these discoveries has led him to create informal tours that bring the past to life through old photographs, forgotten locations, and remarkable tales of resilience. Here are 4 key insights you'll gain from this episode: * Athens was specifically chosen as a university town because they were able to get a good piece of land that also happened to be away from temptations of a big city. . *Discover the incredible story of The Foundry, where you can still see slave fingerprints in bricks from 1850. *Understand how houses were routinely moved throughout Athens before modern utilities made relocation impossible. *See how Athens evolved from a small town of 25,000 to a thriving community approaching 225,000 residents. A Journey Through Time and Place Bill's tours aren't just about dates and buildings—they're about connecting past and present through tangible experiences. Visiting the spot where Ben Epps built his first airplane, or walking through Oconee Hill Cemetery to see gravestones from the 1700s creates a bridge between eras that textbooks simply cannot provide. His approach mirrors the virtual reality experience he encountered in Spain, where historical recreations allowed visitors to see ancient cities as they once appeared. While Bill may not have those high-tech glasses, his collection of historical photographs and deep knowledge create equally powerful moments of recognition and wonder. From the cobblestone street on Finley Street to help horses climb the steep grade, to the Methodist Church that gave their old cabin to Black congregation members in the 1850s, every corner of Athens tells a story worth preserving. Whether you're a longtime resident curious about the foundations beneath familiar landmarks or someone new to Athens seeking to understand what makes this community extraordinary, Bill's passion for historical discovery offers a fresh perspective on a city that continues to evolve while honoring its remarkable past. /episode/index/show/f35e0fb9-d940-462a-bd7c-b3401ff90f94/id/39553190

03.Jenny Sligh & Kitty Culpepper Appointments @ 5 12/23/2025

03.Jenny Sligh & Kitty Culpepper Appointments @ 5 The Story Behind “Appointments at Five” Fearless Women Who Made It Happen. What happens when two Southern women decide to chase their passion for antiques across the Atlantic Ocean? Sometimes the most extraordinary businesses begin with a simple leap of faith and Jenny Sligh and Kitty Culpepper’s story proves that adventure and determination can create something truly magical in Athens, Georgia. In this captivating episode, we explore how two friends transformed their love for beautiful things into Appointments at Five a beloved antique shop that served the Athens community for 36 remarkable years. Their path from conducting estate sales to becoming international antique buyers reveals the courage and vision required to build something lasting in a competitive marketplace. From Estate Sales To English Countryside: Building A Business Jenny and Kitty share the fascination details of their evolution from helping neighbors sell unwanted items to becoming sophisticated antique dealers. But it was their bold decision to travel to England despite never having driven on the opposite side of the road that truly set their business apart from anything Athens had seen before. Their story takes us through the learning curve of international buying, from navigating customs paperwork to discovering the massive antique fairs of Newark, where over 2,000 dealers gathered in one location. We learn about their adventures driving through the English countryside at breakneck speeds, with Jenny behind the wheel and Kitty serving as navigator through winding country roads. More Than Shopping: The Art of Creating Community What set Appointments At 5 apart wasn’t just the unique English antiques it was Jenny and Kitty’s understanding that shopping should be an experience. They reveal how they transformed a simple retail space into a community gathering place, complete with tailgate parties during game days, elaborate gift wrapping that made every purchase feel special, and bridal registries that made brides feel truly celebrated. Their approach challenged conventional retail thinking, proving that success required personal connections, attention to detail, and the ability to make every customer feel valued, whether they spent five dollars or fifty. Personal Moment That Built Lasting Friendships Beyond the business achievements, Jenny and Kitty open up about the personal experiences that shaped their partnership. From Jenny’s memorable mattress mishap on Milledge Circle to Kitty’s Unfortunate encounter with sleeping pills on a transatlantic flight, their friendship weathered adventures that would test any business relationship. They also share the evolution of Five Points as a shopping destination, their role in creating the beloved Christmas in Five Points tradition , and how they built relationships with English dealers who became lifelong friends across the ocean. Here’s what you can expect to gain from this episode: *Insights into building a unique retail business in a small Southern town. *The evolution of Athens’ shopping scene for almost four decades. *Behind-the-scenes stories from international antique buying trips. *Personal anecdotes about friendship, business partnership, and community building. *The importance of creating experiences rather than just selling products. Jenny and Kitty’s story demonstrates that sometimes the most fulfilling careers emerge from following your passions, and that building a business is ultimately about creating connections that enrich both your community and your own life for decades to come. /episode/index/show/f35e0fb9-d940-462a-bd7c-b3401ff90f94/id/39460970

02. Dan Aldridge Early Aviation in Athens, Ga. The Story Of Ben Epps 12/16/2025

02. Dan Aldridge Early Aviation in Athens, Ga. The Story Of Ben Epps From Scrapbook Mysteries to Aviation History Dan Aldridge Rewrites Georgia's First Flight. What happens when a simple newspaper article about an aviation anniversary leads to rewriting history? Sometimes the most extraordinary discoveries emerge from casual moments—and Dan Aldridge's quest to verify a single date became a decade-long investigation that challenged everything we thought we knew about Georgia's first flight. The Mystery Behind the Date Dan shares his fascinating research process, from discovering contradictory newspaper clippings to finding witness accounts that made no sense. Two editors from the same paper claimed to witness the first flight, yet their stories couldn't have been more diﬀerent—one describing a nighttime flight with just a few people present, the other recalling a daylight spectacle with crowds of onlookers. His investigation takes us through the Hargrett Library's archives, where Ben Epps's own scrapbook contained conflicting dates and mysterious references to someone named "Zumpt Huﬀ"—a name that appeared repeatedly but had been completely forgotten by aviation historians. The Forgotten Partner and the Real Timeline The story becomes even more compelling when Dan tracks down Zumpt Huﬀ's surviving family members, leading to an incredible discovery in a Ohio storage unit. What he found there changed everything we knew about Georgia's aviation pioneers and revealed the true partnership behind the state's first successful flight. Through painstaking detective work involving city directories, and building construction records, Dan pieces together the real story of two young men—ages 19 and 21—who built and flew the first airplane in Georgia using nothing but scrap materials, ingenuity, and determination. More Than Georgia History: A National Discovery What started as research into Georgia's first flight became something far more significant. Dan's investigation revealed that Ben Epps and Zumpt Huﬀ didn't just achieve the first flight in Georgia—they accomplished something that rewrote national aviation history, surpassing recognized pioneers by months and achieving distances that put other "first flights" to shame. The episode details their innovative approach to aircraft design, their correspondence with aviation pioneers across the world, and their remarkable problem-solving abilities that led them from failed biplanes to successful monoplane designs. Personal Stories Behind the Innovation Beyond the technical achievements, we learn about the personal dynamics that made this partnership work. From Zumpt’s job running the projector at the Crystal Palace Theatre to Ben’s decision to leave Georgia Tech for financial reasons, these were not wealthy inventors-they were working-class young men pursuing an impossible dream. Dan also reveals the tragic later years of Ben Epps’s life, including devastating crashes and personal losses that shaped his final decades, providing context for why this remarkable story nearly disappeared from history. Here’s what you can expect to gain from this episode. *The detective work process that uncovered a lost piece of aviation history. *Behind-the-scenes stories of early aviation experimentation and innovation. *The importance of partnerships in achieving breakthrough innovations. *How historical narratives can become distorted over time. *The remarkable ingenuity of early 20th-century inventors working with limited resources. Dan Aldridge’s research demonstrates that sometimes the most important stories are hiding in plain sight, waiting for someone curious enough to question accepted facts and persistent enough to follow the evidence wherever it leads. /episode/index/show/f35e0fb9-d940-462a-bd7c-b3401ff90f94/id/39381210

01. Chot Johnson Built More Than Homes She Built a Revolution 12/09/2025

01. Chot Johnson Built More Than Homes She Built a Revolution What happens when an 18-year-old from Atlanta arrives at the University of Georgia a year early and meets a future NFL star in a 7:30 AM English class? Sometimes the most extraordinary stories begin with the simplest moments—and Charlotte "Chot" Johnson's story is proof that life's unexpected turns can lead to remarkable destinations. In this compelling episode, we explore how a young woman who never planned to stay in Athens became one of the pioneering female builders in Georgia. Chot's path from Patriots wife to construction trailblazer reveals the determination and vision required to succeed in a male-dominated industry during the 1980s and 90s. From New England to Athens: Building a Legacy Chot shares the fascinating details of her eight-year adventure in New England as the wife of Patriots running back Andy Johnson, one of the youngest rookies in NFL history. But it was her hands-on experience finishing their first home in Foxborough that sparked a passion she never knew existed—a passion that would eventually reshape her life back in Athens. Her story takes us through the evolution of Athens' residential landscape, from Princeton Mill's early development to becoming the first builder at Georgia Club. We learn about her groundbreaking work with Chateau Elan's inaugural show home for Atlanta Magazine and her selection for Southern Living's prestigious builders program. More Than Construction: The Art of Home Creation What sets Chot apart isn't just her building expertise—it's her understanding that creating a home involves orchestrating relationships with master craftsmen, understanding family dynamics, and translating dreams into liveable spaces. She reveals the collaborative nature of construction, working alongside skilled professionals who take genuine pride in their craftsmanship. Her approach challenged conventional thinking about what women could accomplish in construction, proving that success required vision, multitasking abilities, and strong business acumen rather than just physical strength. Personal Moments That Shaped a Builder Beyond the professional achievements, Chot opens up about the personal experiences that influenced her career choices. From being Andy's unwavering support as his biggest cheerleader to the role reversal that saw her pursuing her passion while he cheered from the sidelines, their partnership exemplified mutual respect and encouragement. She also addresses the persistent myth about being a University of Georgia cheerleader—setting the record straight while sharing the real story behind her connection to Andy and their iconic pale yellow Cutlass convertible that became legendary around Athens. Here's what you can expect to gain from this episode: Insights into breaking barriers as a woman in 1980s construction The evolution of Athens' residential development over four decades Behind-the-scenes stories from Southern Living's builders program Personal anecdotes about life as an NFL family in New England The importance of collaboration and craftsmanship in home building Chot Johnson's story demonstrates that sometimes the most fulfilling careers emerge from unexpected circumstances, and that building homes is ultimately about creating spaces where families can thrive and memories can flourish. /episode/index/show/f35e0fb9-d940-462a-bd7c-b3401ff90f94/id/39306980

Welcome to Classic City Rewind! Start Here! 12/02/2025

Welcome to Classic City Rewind! Start Here! Welcome to Classic City Rewind! Where we uncover the people, places and events that have shaped Athens, GA. I’m your host, Lesley Platek! What started as a young girl with an 8-millimeter camera in 1960s Atlanta has become something much bigger—a mission to preserve the stories that make Athens, Georgia extraordinary. When my parents chose to buy a movie camera instead of a couch, they taught me something profound: the only way to stop time is to film it. After moving to Athens in 1992 with a three-year-old son, a three-day-old daughter, and a car packed with dreams, I discovered this wasn't just another college town. This was home. From teaching tennis at Athens Country Club to creating life documentaries, from competing in the Ironman World Championships to becoming vice president at Grandfather Mountain, every experience led me back to one truth—stories matter. Classic City Rewind was born from this passion. It's my way of giving back to the community that shaped my family and honoring the voices that built this incredible place we call home. In this inaugural episode, you'll discover why preserving our community's history isn't just about looking backward—it's about creating a foundation for future generations. From the woods behind my childhood home in Atlanta where Civil War battles once raged to the emotional speeches at Athens Country Club's 100th anniversary, these moments connect us across time. Every Tuesday, we'll sit down with Athens' most influential voices—historians, business owners, local legends, and neighbors who made quiet but lasting impacts. This season features incredible guests like Charlotte Johnson, Lauren Smith, Dan Aldridge, Gene Dixon, and Peter Dale, each sharing stories that shaped our city's character. Whether you've lived here forever or just discovered Athens, this podcast is your invitation to rediscover what makes our community so special and timeless. Because the past isn't just history—it's the heartbeat of the community we call home. /episode/index/show/f35e0fb9-d940-462a-bd7c-b3401ff90f94/id/39237690

Classic City Rewind with Lesley Platek

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