I'm Mo-Raka, and I'm back with season three of my podcast, Mo-Bitchuaries.

I'm looking forward to introducing you to even more of my favorite, dearly departed,

people and things.

From one's popular names that have been left for dad, to the girl whose name made

international news in 1983.

11-year-old American schoolgirl Samantha Smith said goodbye to Soviet children she met

at a youth camp on the black sea.

She was that demon of sunshine that broke through the cold ice of cold war, to the woman

of a thousand voices.

You know her laugh for which hazel it's so quintessential, right?

If it were you out, it would be great to be out.

From the Latin lovers who set Hollywood on fire in the 1920s.

K would hold you in this arms if you were a beautiful woman and kiss you passionately and brutally.

Can somebody turn down the thermostat and hear whoof is unfailing hot?

To TV's top dog of the 1990s.

As you know, wishbone is the star of the mega popular award-winning children's show

on PBS designed to introduce kids to literature.

I've told people that writing for the show was like an assignment from an English professor

on acid.

It totally was.

Yes.

This season I'll tell you about the year that changed marriage in America.

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