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Throughline · May 12, 2026 · 18m

Four voices from the Great Depression

Throughline shares the personal stories of four individuals who lived through the Great Depression, revealing the human experience behind the historical era. The 18-minute episode uses their voices to illustrate resilience, loss, and the texture of daily life during economic collapse. It's a compact oral history that brings the 1930s to life through memory and testimony.

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Highlights

Oral Histories from the Great Depression
The episode presents first-person accounts from four people who experienced the Great Depression, offering a personal window into the era.
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