World War Music : Spies, Stowaways, and Swords

This week, the Unsung Heroes of WWII, August Agboola Browne, the Nigerian stowaway who became a Polish war hero, and the first west african to record a jazz album. Josephine Baker, the first black woman to star in a motion picture who became a French spy and wrote nazi troop movements in invisible ink on her sheet music, "Mad Jack" Churchill the British soldier and  POW who charged into battle playing the bagpipe and throwing grenades. We also speak about a Japanese soldier who did not believe the war was over for nearly 30years after it ended and terrorized a small village in the Philippines until 1974.