548 - It's Like, Whoa
This solo episode of My Favorite Murder shifts from true crime to celebrate the life of Jackie Robinson, the baseball legend who broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier in 1947 and became a foundational figure in the civil rights movement. Through Georgia Hardstark’s deeply personal
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