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Mid-Week Mini: Bubble Wrap Was Invented for Your Walls
In this week’s Mid-Week Mini Episode, we talk about the origin bubble wrap. It’s one of those sounds you just can’t resist. That sharp little pop when you squeeze a […]
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Silent Stride: Breaking Gender Barrier
In 1967, Kathrine Switzer made history as the first woman to officially run the Boston Marathon. But it wasn’t without drama — a furious race official tried to drag her […]
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Mid-Week Mini: Wombats Poop Cubes
In this week’s Mid-Week Mini Episode, we talk about wombat poop. Wombat poop is cube-shaped. That’s not a typo. It’s not clickbait. Wombat poop — the droppings of a short, […]
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Coincidences: Lincoln Meets Kennedy
You’ve probably seen the list of spooky coincidences between Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy — the elections, the assassins, the secretaries. But which of them are true, and which […]
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Mid-Week Mini: Jiffy is An Actual Unit of Time
In this week’s Mid-Week Mini Episode, we talk about the origin of the word “Jiffy” as it pertains to measuring time. Did you know that a “jiffy” isn’t just a […]
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Native American Vengeance: Grass in His Mouth
In this episode we explore the chilling moment when a heartless comment—“let them eat grass”—became a spark that ignited a war. We trace the starvation, the politics, the desperate plea […]
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Operation Beaver Drop: Conservation in Freefall
In 1948, Idaho faced a strange wildlife problem: too many beavers in the wrong place. Their solution? Strap parachutes to them and drop them from planes. In this episode, we […]
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Fish Fraud: Chilean Sea Bass is a Lie
When you go to a restaurant and order Chilean Sea Bass, you’re not getting what you think. It’s not Chilean, it’s not a bass, and the name was made up […]
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Frozen Legacy: The Battle Over Kasem’s Corpse
He was the voice of America’s Top 40 – but after Casey Kasem died, a bizarre battle broke out over his body. From courtrooms to Norway to Howard Stern’s radio […]
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Edgar Allan Poe and the Cabin Boy, Richard Parker – REWIND
Originally released October 10, 2022. When Edgar Allan Poe wrote his only novel in 1838, he included a grim story about a young cabin boy who was killed and eaten […]
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