July 7, 2016:
“The Paradox of Gun History”
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The Trace
June 8, 2016:
“The NRA Has Been Making the Same Slippery Slope Argument Since 1934.”
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Kera
June 1, 2016:
“The Second Amendment states that people have the right “to keep and bear arms.” This hour, we’ll talk about how many Americans have interpreted that right as a directive – and about how gun manufacturers have marketed their products throughout our nation’s history – with Pamela Haag.”
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To the Best of Our Knowledge
The Gun, May 22, 2016:
“Guns are a part of our national mythology. Just consider the Western, Annie Oakley, Daniel Boone — it’s hard to deny the role guns had in shaping America.”
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To the Best of Our Knowledge
The Legend of Sarah Winchester, May 22, 2016:
“Sarah Winchester (born 1840) was the heiress to the Winchester Estate with a 50% holding of the Winchester Repeating Rifle Company. She used her vast fortune to construct a mansion for 38 consecutive years.”
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To the Best of Our Knowledge
The Gun Myth, May 22, 2016:
“The Western. The 2nd Amendment. Guns are a part of our national DNA – like apple pie and baseball. Pamela Haag says not so fast. In her book “The Gunning of America,” she argues that early gun barons –with iconic names like Colt and Remington — created the American gun culture.”
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Talk of the Town
Larry Rifkin, Waterbury, CT, May 19, 2016:
Larry Rifkin interviews Pamela Haag.
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Florida NPR
Topical Currents, May 16, 2016:
“She addresses the common belief that firearms have a special bond with Americans, which stems from the Revolutionary War and the Constitution.”
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RT Question More
May 14, 2016:
“Thom discusses the business and the making of American gun culture with historian Pamela Haag, author of the new book “The Gunning of America.””
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Wisconsin National Public Radio
Joy Cardin, May 13, 2016:
“America’s passion for guns did not begin with the Second Amendment but with advertisements and promotions from firearm manufacturers, according to our guest. She join us to examine the history of America’s gun culture and the role it plays today.”
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