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A Political History of Apollo - Episode 3 - The Home Front (with Emily Margolis)

Episode 3 - The Home Front (with Emily Margolis)

A Political History of Apollo

07/18/19 • 58 min

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In 1964, 40% of the public did not approve of Project Apollo, and more than 50% did not think the moon shot was "worth the cost" throughout the 1960s. Kennedy himself questioned the commitment and considered cooperating—instead of competing—with the Soviet Union in space. At the same time, there was an explosion of space-related pop culture and citizen engagement with the space race. Dr. Emily Margolis, whose dissertation was titled Space Travel at 1G: Space Tourism in Cold War America, joins the show to explore the complicated politics of the home front during Project Apollo.

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07/18/19 • 58 min

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