Sep 21, 2017
If you haven’t looked at the title of this episode yet, let me give you a little quiz of your musical knowledge to help introduce today’s topic.
What does these things have in common? The Pretenders’ brass, Perry Como’s falling star, Natasha Bedingfield’s sunshine, Alanis Morissette's hand, and P-Money’s cash? They’re all kept in the subject of this episode.
I’m your host, Emily Prokop, and this is The Story Behind Pockets.
The role of Harry Houdini was played by Brian Earl from the podcast, Illusion.
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Media:
Sources:
The Weird Complicated Sexist History of Pockets - Mic.com
BOOK: The Right Way to Do Wrong by Harry Houdini
Crime in Oliver Twist - British Library
I Demand Pocket Equality - Jezebel
How Pickpockets Work - How Stuff Works
Apollo Robbins - ApolloRobbins.com
A Pickpocket’s Tale - The New Yorker
Big iPhone 6 Bulges in All the Wrong Places - New York Times
World’s Use of Pockets - New York Times
A History of Pockets - Victoria and Albert Museum
The Gender Politics of Pockets - The Atlantic
Why Women's Pockets Are Useless: A History - Marketplace.com
