The Pinedale neighborhood of Fresno, California was once the location of a facility used to stage Japanese-Americans on their way to the WWII-era internment camps. In this episode, Matt talks about how history can be stored but also warped in ghost stories and how some aspects of our past hold lessons for the present. Also, there’s an old Spanish lady who throws sand in people’s eyes.
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This episode featured music by Matthew Armstrong and production assistance from Kaylia Metcalfe.
Sources:
Roberts, George and Jan Roberts. 2004. Discover Historic California. Gem Guide Books, Baldwin Park, CA.
Takaki, Ronald. 1998. Strangers from a Different Shore: A History of Asian-Americans. Little, Brown, and Company. NY, NY.
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