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The Boddie Recording Company and The Hesitations

Season 15 Episode 36 | 28m 03s

Boddie wasn't a musician; he never sang a note in his life, but he made lots of music.

Aired: 07/17/13
Extras
We go behind the scenes with a Northeast Ohio dance company creating new choreography.
Visit White Rabbit Galleries in Downtown Barberton.
A trio of artists examine the relationship between humans and nature.
Akron artist Meryl Engler finds inspiration in the colors of Cuba for an international exhibit.
We're going for a ride in the pride of Warren: The Packard.
A new mural brightens Cleveland's Buckeye-Woodhill neighborhood.
Step inside the exhibit "Glow: Neon and Light" and meet two Northeast Ohio neon artists.
The stories of the wrongfully convicted come to the stage in Cleveland.
Retired Kent State art professor Charles Basham is honored with a retrospective of his work.
The Lake County Captains are a minor-league team with major plans for Northeast Ohio artists.
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We go behind the scenes with a Northeast Ohio dance company creating new choreography.
Visit White Rabbit Galleries in Downtown Barberton.
A trio of artists examine the relationship between humans and nature.
Akron artist Meryl Engler finds inspiration in the colors of Cuba for an international exhibit.
We're going for a ride in the pride of Warren: The Packard.
A new mural brightens Cleveland's Buckeye-Woodhill neighborhood.
Step inside the exhibit "Glow: Neon and Light" and meet two Northeast Ohio neon artists.
The stories of the wrongfully convicted come to the stage in Cleveland.
Retired Kent State art professor Charles Basham is honored with a retrospective of his work.
The Lake County Captains are a minor-league team with major plans for Northeast Ohio artists.