Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This is Tall Stacks '88. Host Norma Rashid and Jerry Springer take you on a live broadcast of the weekend events. This originally aired on WLWT Channel 5. It is a three plus hour program. Due to the length of the program I decided to split it up into 24 parts. Seems like a lot but most segments are under 10 minuets.
I took the liberty of taking out the commercials and the fire works portion at the end (copyright issues with the songs).
This is part one with the departure ceremony of the boats.
I hope you enjoy and remember to leave any memories you have in the comments.
This is Tall Stacks '88. Host Norma Rashid and Jerry Springer take you on a live broadcast of the weekend events. This originally aired on WLWT Channel 5. It is a three plus hour program. Due to the length of the program I decided to split it up into 24 parts. Seems like a lot but most segments are under 10 minuets.
I took the liberty of taking out the commercials and the fire works portion at the end (copyright issues with the songs).
This is part one with the departure ceremony of the boats.
I hope you enjoy and remember to leave any memories you have in the comments.

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