jeffrey wigand tobacco whistleblower Speaks at Nazareth College, Feb. 21 Guest Blog: A Doctor and – 60 Minutes' most famous whistleblower

I couldn't understand the hype

"It's people who work hard and play hard and like to go out and have a good time at the end of the day, whether it's in a kiddie pool in their backyard or Panama City or Delaware." For those people, Rich worked really slowly, which he said is "against my nature," to ensure that everything from the slogans to fabrics were exactly what he wanted

While voting rights were yet to be granted to women, Eddie Bernays got them an equally symbolic though hollow torch of freedom in a spectacular fashion

But economic and social changes were taking place which gave the darkening cloud a silver lining