This week was worth the wait as we dive into a key player from multiple past episodes, the husband of a beloved Argentinian singer, a true maestro, and the miracle fabric that changed the world (for better or worse?). &nbsp;Join us as we look at 1954 and some of its highs and lows! &nbsp;Want to reach out to us? Drop a line to whostartedthefirepod@gmail.com! &nbsp;Or you can find us on Instagram and Facebook to see photos and updates!
 
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Ep. 13 Dien Bien Phu falls, Rock Around the Clock

Have you ever wondered what all the random, disjointed lyrics in Billy Joel's 'We Didn't Start the Fire' meant? We did too! Join us each week as we look at the song line by line to discover all of the interesting historical and pop culture events the singer wanted to immortalize. Maybe we'll even find an answer to who started the fire along the way.