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The Black Swallow of Death: The Tale of Eugene Bullard
Not many Americans know about the first black fighter pilot, Eugene Bullard. He was one of the most decorated War Heroes in France, fought in two world wars, was a […]
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A Sandwich by Any Other Name: Hoagies and Grinders
Have you ever wondered why we call a submarine sandwich a sub? Or why some people call them “hoagies,” “grinders,” or “spuckies?” In this episode, we examine the multitude of […]
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Flying Under the Bridge: A Chuck Yeager Legend
There’s a legend in West Virginia that in 1948, famed pilot Chuck Yeager flew an Air Force jet under a bridge in downtown Charleston. Over the years, the story has […]
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Flea Circuses: The Tiniest Entertainers
Have you ever heard of the Flea Circus? If you’re like me, you were surprised to find out the original flea circuses used REAL FLEAS! In this episode of Tell […]
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Willy Higinbotham: A Name You Should Know, but Don’t
Willy Higinbotham is considered by many to be the inventor of the world’s first video game. But there’s more – he was also on the team that helped create the […]
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Jasper Maskelyne: Winning WWII with Magic
In 1941, Master Magician Jasper Maskelyne was called upon by the British Army to create elaborate illusions to aid in the war effort in North Africa. But for the first […]
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A Sticky Situation: The Boston Molasses Flood of 1919
In 1919, a flood of Molasses devastated the North End neighborhood of Boston. In this episode we talk about the disaster in detail and even discuss some of the possible […]
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Lightning Never Strikes Twice: Except for Roy Sullivan
This week we examine the curious case of Human Lightning Rod, Roy Sullivan. Roy became famous for having been struck SEVEN different times by lightning during his career as a […]
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To Boldly Go: How Spacemen Poop and Pee
Using the bathroom in space has never been easy. And since the early NASA space missions of the 1960s, engineers have been solving this problem in ingenious ways. In this […]
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Blue in the Face: How Humans Turn Blue
In this episode, we learn that people who take the holistic concoction Colloidal Silver may turn their skin blue! And an inbred family from Kentucky has been blue-ing themselves for […]
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