

No Place Like Home
Gepresenteerd door Audacy Podcasts
Er wordt gezegd dat de beroemde rode schoentjes uit The Wizard of Oz de heilige graal van Hollywood-memorabilia zijn, de waarde wordt geschat op enkele miljoenen. Er zijn voor zover bekend vier paar schoenen; twee bevinden zich in musea en twee bij privé-verzamelaars. Een van die verzamelaars leende in 2005 zijn paar aan het Judy Garland museum in Grand Rapids, waar ze vervolgens werden gestolen. In de vijfdelige podcast No Place Like Home wordt niet alleen de diefstal onderzocht, maar ook het leven van Judy Garland, de relatie tussen haar en het dorpje Grand Rapids waar ze vandaan kwam, en de tamelijk eigenaardige wereld van Hollywood-memorabiliaverzamelaars vol roddel en afgunst.
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Very Accomplished Thieves
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Everything Is Lining Up
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Who Can You Trust?
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Terribly Happy
Judy Garland left her hometown of Grand Rapids, Minnesota when she was four. She became one of the most famous movie stars in the world, but her life was infamously tinged with darkness. Grand Rapids grappled with her legacy, unsure whether to honor or condemn her. When a pair of ruby slippers are stolen from the Judy Garland Museum, people suspect a local connection. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more abou

The Robin Hood of Hollywood
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