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Welcome to the end of 2024 and our annual Christmas Extravaganza episode, brought to you ad-free for

Frances Perkins was an incredibly influential American yet is virtually unknown. What did she do? A

For our annual pre-Holiday-Special-holiday-episode-about-a-holiday-toy we are jumping into one of th

You know that old adage that you should feed a cold but starve a fever? It’s an ancient idea and wha

If you’ve ever lost your job thanks to a management consultant coming through your company or been t

In 1947 the port town of Texas City, Texas became the site of the largest industrial disaster in Ame

Tugboats are amazing because they do the dirty work without much recognition. Well that's changing t

These invasive spiders are everywhere these days. But how did they get to the USA and are they harmf

If you’ve ever wanted to know why peacocks have such amazing feathers, why they’re not all called pe

When the birth control pill hit the market in 1960 it landed like a social bomb. Almost overnight, w

The Ruby Ridge standoff still lingers after more than 30 years. But who was at fault for the lives l

One of the world’s unsung heroes – at least outside of Italy – is a brave woman who stood up to an i

As the philosophical holds, there’s a chance you don’t exist, that not only you, but this episode, t

Please enjoy our 2024 live show about the wild tale of the Madd Gasser of Mattoon. See omnystudio.co

A terrible thing happened in Germany in the summer of 1184.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy i

Tetris is an iconic game with a fascinating history. Dive in today to learn all about this classic p

The infamous Stanford Prison Experiment wasn't really much of an experiment as it turns out. It was

Tavern on the Green is a legendary NY eatery that has never rated particularly well with food critic

Martha Mitchell, the wife of Nixon's Attorney General, was well-known to spread a juicy rumor. That'

The US government took a thumb in the eye with the creation of the Silk Road website. Right there on