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 Frankepan, 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.

Follow now, wherever you get your podcasts. It's the right Martin and Lewis show.

Our guest tonight, George Gessel, featuring Sheldon Leonard, Ben Alexander, D. Alexander, D. Martin.

We're writing songs of love.

We're writing songs of love, but not for me.

And Jerry Lewis. Lewis.

They're writing strong of love, but not for me.

Ob-Y-Ub-a-dop-a-ha.

Ladies and gentlemen, you have just heard my partner Jerry Lewis singing your ears are not out of order

Oh you're so smart Dean Martin I could have had a great voice I should have stuck with my singing when I was a kid why you're stuck enough with it now

My Jerry pardon me for but again. Yeah, what is it, Ben?

One of these days, you'll be great in television.

I'm glad to think so, Ben, because I just audition and act for television.

Say, that's wonderful.

Jerry, tell Ben the truth.

Jerry?

Tell him the truth. You tell him the truth. Jerry?

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