Exploring the Legacy of The Wizard of Oz

This chapter examines the cultural impact and enduring legacy of 'The Wizard of Oz,' originally a modest box office success in 1939. It discusses the story's themes of self-discovery, the significance of its female characters, and the connections to Baum's literary roots, while highlighting modern adaptations like 'Wicked.' Additionally, the chapter takes listeners on a vibrant tour of the All Things Oz Museum, celebrating the classic tale's influence on both historical and contemporary society.