Everyone leaves a legacy.

But a legacy can change over time as new generations re-examine old reputations.

From Wundery and Goalhanger Podcasts, I'm Afu Hirsch.

I'm Peter Frankapan, and in a brand new series we're exploring the lives of some of the biggest characters in history,

from Napoleon to Picasso.

And asking what does their past tell us about our present? This is legacy.

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Hello she, my friends, the Hans honey and almond cream program. I'm George Burns and High and Tummy Grace the Allen with Frank

Walker, Ray noble and his orchestra and Truman Bradley speaking.

A hundred million strong that's right you can't go round my face and fold it on him

Thank you. Thank very very much.

Well, I'm very happy to be here on Treasure Island at the San Francisco world space.

Oh, so am I.

You know, I've met all my friends. You know, George, I was brought in San Francisco.

As a matter of fact...

Well, that's right, George.

You know, as my daddy said when he first saw me, why bring that up?

Well... when he first saw me, why bring that up? Well, then let's drop it.

Yeah, you did.

Wanna feel about it?

Yes, I'm glad.

It's my life, I'm fishing.

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