Episode 262: Hoes of History: Betty White

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Betty White's story is one for the ages. Born in 1922, she witnessed the rise of the entertainment industry from its earliest days. From her early beginnings in radio to her groundbreaking work on television, Betty's versatility and talent made her a household name. We explore her early days as a model and radio personality, her transition to television, and her numerous hit shows, including "The Golden Girls," where her portrayal of the lovable Rose Nylund endeared her to millions.

But Betty's influence extends far beyond her acting career. She was a tireless advocate for animal welfare and a passionate humanitarian, using her platform to raise awareness for countless causes. Her timeless humor and positive outlook on life made her a role model for generations, proving that age is just a number.

She has an impressive list of awards and achievements, from her record-breaking Emmy wins to her induction into the Television Hall of Fame. Betty White's wit, charm, and infectious laughter have left an indelible mark on the entertainment world, making her a beloved figure for both young and old.

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