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The History of…Podcast Show
Tiny House Productions Presents… The History of Podcast talks about the random history of different things. From the history of the Halloween holiday to the history of slime. It’s literally about everything and anything. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehistoryofpodcastshow/support
I would like to thank The History website for the information on the topic of…Video Games. The article was written by the History website editors. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com I would also like to thank the website Facts.net for the interesting facts about video games. The article was written by Sophia no last name. For more information you can visit their website at www.facts.net Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehistoryofpodcastshow/support
I would like to thank The Eating Utensils website for the information on the topic of…Eating Utensils. The article was written by the owner of the website. For more information you can visit their website at www.eatingutensils.net If you all have a topic in mind and would like to make a request, go ahead and drop me a message. I’d love to hear from you. Stay tuned everyone for next week!Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehistoryofpodcastshow/support
I would like to thank The History Channel website for the information on the topic of…Dia De Los Muertos. The article was written by Ivan Roman. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com I would also like to thank the National Geographic website for the extra information on Dia De Los Muertos. The article was written by Logan Ward. You can visit their website at www.nationalgeographic.com For the fun facts about Dia De Los Muertos visit www.lolomercadito.com for more informationStay tuned everyone for next week!Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehistoryofpodcastshow/support
I would like to thank All that’s Interesting website for the information on the topic of…The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. The article was written by Natasha Ishak. For more information you can visit their website at www.allthatsinteresting.com I would also like to thank the Disney website for the Fun Facts on Sleepy Hollow. The article was written by Zach Johnson. You can visit their website at www.d23.com Stay tuned everyone for next week!Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehistoryofpodcastshow/support
I would like to thank The History Channel website for the information on the topic of…Bigfoot. The article was written by Becky Little. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com I would also like to thank the Smithsonian Magazine website for the extra information on bigfoot. The article was written by Ben Crair. You can visit their website at www.smithsonianmag.comFor the fun facts about bigfoot visit www.softschools.com for more informationStay tuned everyone for next week!Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehistoryofpodcastshow/support
I would like to thank The History Channel website for the information on the topic of…recycling. The article was written by SHEILA MULROONEY ELDRED. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com
I would also like to thank the National Geographic website for the extra information on recycling. The article was written by Laura Parker. You can visit their website at www.nationalgeographic.com
For the fun facts about recycling visit www.recyclingpartnership.org
Stay tuned everyone for next week!
Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.
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I would like to thank science.how stuff works website for the information on the topic of…the history of fast food. The article was written by Tracy V. Wilson. For more information you can visit their website at www.science.howstuffworks.com
I would also like to thank the Britannica website for the extra information on Fast Food History. The article was written by Emily Kendall. You can visit their website at www.britannica.com
For the fun facts about fast food visit www.guinnessworldrecords.com , www.popsci.com and www.eatthis.com
I won’t be able to post anything next week…I know, it stinks…but, I am hoping to post something again a week after that. Just stay tuned everyone!
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I would like to thank The National Geographic website for the information on the topic of…history of banning books. The article was written by Erin Blakemore. For more information you can visit their website at www.National Geographic.com
I would also like to thank the Literary Hub website for the extra information on banning books. The article was written by Amy Brady. You can visit their website at www.lithub.com
No fun facts this week but stay tuned for next week!! I’m not telling what I’m talking about just yet. Just wait and see.
Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.
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I would like to thank The History website for the information on the topic of…Juneteenth. The article was written by The History Staff. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com
I would also like to thank the New York Times for the extra information on Juneteenth. The article was written by the New York Times staff. You can visit their website at www.nytimes.com
Next week I am going to talk about the history of people climbing Mt. Everest. So stay tuned for that episode!!!
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I would like to thank The History website for the information on the topic of…Father’s Day. The article was written by The History Staff. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com
Next week, I am going to discuss the history of…Juneteenth as we close out the month of June.
Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.
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I would like to thank The History website for the information on the topic of….Pride month. . The article was written by The Cosmetics Staff. For more information you can visit their website at www.cosmeticsinfo.org
I would also like to thank the 10-little known facts about make-up website for the fun facts about make-up. The article was written by Ray Cochrane. For more information you can visit their website at www.raycochrane.co.uk
Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.
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I would like to thank The Cosmetics website for the information on the topic of….A History of Cosmetics from Ancient Times. The article was written by The Cosmetics Staff. For more information you can visit their website at www.cosmeticsinfo.org
I would also like to thank the 10-little known facts about make-up website for the fun facts about make-up. The article was written by Ray Cochrane. For more information you can visit their website at www.raycochrane.co.uk
Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.
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I would like to thank THE WEEK website for the information on the topic of….A Brief History on Body Odor. The article was written by THE WEEK Staff. For more information you can visit their website at www.theweek.com I would also like to thank the NPR website for the fun facts about body odor. The article was written by Max Barnhart. For more information you can visit their website at www.npr.org Next Monday, May 29th I am going to talk about the history of…Cosmetics!!! So stay tuned for that. You won’t want to miss this.Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehistoryofpodcastshow/support
Sorry everyone, there is no episode this week. But stay tuned for next week and please like and share this podcast!!! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehistoryofpodcastshow/support
I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…Mother’s Day. The article was written by the History editor’s. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com I would also like to thank the Online Star Register website for the fun and strange facts about mother’s day. The article was written by the editors of the Online Star Register. For more information you can visit their website at www.osr.org Next Monday, May 15th I am going to talk about the history of…!!! So stay tuned for that.Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehistoryofpodcastshow/support
I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…Pizza. The article was written by GAYLE TURIM. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com I would also like to thank Big Mario’s New York Style pizza website for the fun facts about Pizza. The article was written by the owners of Big Mario’s Pizza. For more information you can visit their website at www.bigmariosnewyorkstylepizza.com There are no sub reads this week but next Monday, May 8th I am going to talk about the history of…!!! So stay tuned for that.Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehistoryofpodcastshow/support
This week I talk about the history of...Earth Day!!!
I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…Earth Day. The article was written by the staff of the History website. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com
I would also like to thank the Kids National Geographic website for the fun facts about Earth Day and how to get involved. The article was written by Rose Davidson. For more information you can visit their website at www.kids.nationalgeographic.com
There are no sub reads this week but next Monday, May 1st I am going to talk about the history of…PIZZA!!! So stay tuned for that.
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It is FINALLY here!!! The episode you have ALL been waiting for!!!!
I would like to thank the Nevada Inventors website for the information on the topic of…Who Invented Slime. The article was written by the staff of Nevada Inventors. For more information you can visit their website at www.nevadainventors.org
I would also like to thank the Slime obsidian website for the fun facts about Slime. The article was written by Slime Obsidian staff. For more information you can visit their website at www.slimeobsidian.com
There are no sub reads this week and I don’t know yet what I am going to talk about next week but, stayed tuned!!!!
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On this episode I talk about how Cinema came to be...It is very interesting so give it a whirl and see for yourself.
I would like to thank the Science and Media Museum website for the information on the topic of…The History of Cinema. The article was written by the staff of the Museum. For more information you can visit their website at www.scienceandmediamuseum.org.uk
I would also like to thank the Analog-A Legacybox blog website for the fun facts about Cinema. The article was written by Christian Roemer. For more information you can visit their website at www.legacybox.com
There are no sub reads this week but stay tuned for next week on April 17th, when I talk about the history of…SLIME!!
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On this episode I talk about the history of how April Fool’s got started and the some real interesting pranks. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehistoryofpodcastshow/support
On this episode I talk about the history of St. Patrick’s Day!! I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…St. Patrick’s Day. The article for St. Patrick’s Day was written by History Editors. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com. On the History website there are a few cool subreads. Such as:The History of St. Patrick’s Day parades around the worldHow St. Patrick’s Day took on new life in AmericaThanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehistoryofpodcastshow/support
Sorry everyone but there will be no episode this week. I will resume next week on the 27th to discuss the history of St. Patrick's Day. I know that it has already passed but, I felt like it was good information to talk about. Stay tuned.
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This week's episode is a bit long, so I broke everything up into segments. You can skip around or just chose which years are of interest to you. Choose your own adventure.
I would like to thank the Time Magazine website for the information on the topic of…The 100 most influential women of our time. For more information you can visit their website at www.time.com
There are no sub reads this week.
But...next week on March 19th, I am going to talk about The Ides of March. So stay tuned!!
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On this episode I talk about the history of Dr. Seuss and how he came to be the man behind "Cat in the Hat!"
I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…Dr. Seuss and 10 facts you didn’t know. The article for Dr. Seuss was written by History Editors. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com
On the History website there are a few cool subreads. Such as:
- When Dr. Seuss went to war and
- This WWII Cartoon taught Soldiers how to avoid certain death
Next week on March 13th, I am going to talk about The most influential women of our time in celebration for women’s history month. So stay tuned!!
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On this episode we dig down deep to figure out the origins of Leap Year!!
I would like to thank the Kids National Geographic and Air and Space website for the information on the topic of…Leap Year. The article for the national geographic was written by Christine Dell’Amore and the Air and Space article was written by Bob Craddock. For more information you can visit their websites at https://kids.nationalgeographic.com, https://airandspace.si.edu
I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on fascinating facts about Taxidermy.
Visit…
11points.com
I don’t have any cool sub-reads this week but next week on March 6th I am going to talk about the history of…Dr. Seuss. So stay tuned for that very interesting topic.
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On this episode I talk about the history of Taxidermy!
I would like to thank the bones and bugs website for the information on the topic of…Taxidermy. The article was written by Kodiak Bones on August 6, 2021. For more information you can visit their website at www.bonesandbugs.com
I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on fascinating facts about Taxidermy.
Visit…
www.bbtaxidermy.com
www.mentalfloss.com
I don’t have any cool sub-reads this week but next week I am going to talk about the history of Leap Year. So stay tuned for that very interesting topic.
Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.
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On this episode, I talk about the history of the Saint behind the celebration and how we came to know Cupid.
I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…Valentine’s Day. The article was written by the History.com editors on Dec. 22, 2009 and updated Feb. 2, 2023. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com
I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on fascinating facts about Valentine’s Day.
Visit…
www.goodhousekeeping.com
On the History website there are a few cool subreads. Such as:
- 10 things you didn’t know happened on Valentine’s Day
- Famous quotes about love for Valentine’s Day
- Momentous Kisses through History
- Victorian-Era Valentines could be mean and hostile
Check those out if you are interested
Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.
Don't forget to message me and let me know your take on the interesting yearly tradition of picking mates back in the day...almost sounds arranged to me
On this episode I discuss how Football got started and how the Super Bowl was formed.
I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…The History of…Football and the Super Bowl. This article was written by the History staff on Sept 25, 2013 and updated July 30, 2021. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com
I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on fascinating facts about Football and the Super Bowl.
Visit…
www.thefactfile.org
On the History website there are a few cool subreads. Such as:
- The Birth of the NFL
- The Bizarre History of the NFL’s First Title Game
- The Evolution of the Super Bowl Halftime Show
Check those out if you are interested
Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.
DisclaimerPlease be advised…this episode deals with crimes against a child. Due to the graphic information it could be distressing and traumatic to some. This episode might not be suitable for all ages. Listener discretion is advised.On today's episode...we talk about Amber Hagerman's abduction that influenced the AMBER Alert Program we use today.(There will be no Fun Facts in this episode)I would like to thank the following websites for the information on The AMBER Alert Program and the unsolved case of Amber Hagerman.www.thetruecrimefiles.comwww.amberalert.ojp.govwww.childwatch.orgwww.actionagainstabduction.orgI know today’s episode might be a little grimm for some but the information is useful and important. We cannot forget those that have been taken from us at such a tender and innocent age. We must spread awareness so that others do not suffer the same fate as Amber.Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.
In this short but sweet episode I talk about the history of...Groundhog Day!!!
I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…The History of…The First Groundhog Day. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com
I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on fascinating facts about Groundhog Day.
Visit…
www.goodhousekeeping.com
www.arcadiapublishing.com
Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.
In this episode I talk about the history of…Martin Luther King Jr. & the day we celebrate him.
In this episode I talk about the ins and outs of how we have come to keep time.
I would like to thank the Scientific American website for the information on the topic of…The History of…keeping time. For more information you can visit their website at www.scientificamerican.com
Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.
In this episode, I talk about the New Year's Eve Traditions and how it came to be. We will also discover the origins of other countries and how they celebrate the New Year.
I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…The History of…New Year’s Eve, Lunar New Year & the 7 lucky new year's food traditions. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com
I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on fascinating facts about News Year’s Eve.
Visit…
www.funfactsabout.com
On the history website, there are a few cool sub-reads such as:
- Chinese New Year Traditions
- 7 Latin American Holiday Traditions
- Babylonia
- The Biggest SnowStorms in US history
Check those out if you are interested
Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.
On today's episode, I talk about the History of...Christmas and other holidays celebrated in December. Really cool, interesting things to learn.
I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…The History of…Christmas, Hanukkah & Kwanzaa. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com
I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on fascinating facts about Christmas fun facts, boxing day & Omisoka.
Visit…
www.yahoo.com and look up fun facts of christmas
www.worldstrides.com
On the history website, there are a few cool sub-reads such as:
- How Christmas was celebrated in the Middle Ages
- The Medieval history of the christmas cookie
- Why do we kiss under the Mistletoe?
- The History of Christmas Pudding
Check those out if you are interested
Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.
On this episode, I talk about the History of...The Christmas Tree and how it came to be a Holiday tradition.
I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…The History of the Christmas Tree. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com
I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on fascinating facts about Christmas Trees in Hawaii and Alaska.
Visit…
www.hamakuachristmastreeforest.com
www.alaska.org
On the history website, there are a few cool sub-reads such as:
- History of the Christmas Carol
- The invention of Christmas lights
- European Christmas customs
- Why December 25th
Check those out if you are interested!!!
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Please be advised…some episodes deal with graphic information and could be stressful to some. This episode might not be suitable for all ages. Listener discretion is advised.
On today's episode, I talk about the origins of St. Nicholas, Santa Claus and Krampus.
I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…Who was St. Nicholas? The history of Santa Claus and Krampus. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com
I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on fascinating facts about Santa Claus and Krampus.
Visit…
www.fastcompany.com
www.bestlifeonline.com
On the history website, there are a few cool sub-reads such as:
- History of the Christmas Carol
- The invention of Christmas lights
- European Christmas customs
- Why December 25th
Check those out if you are interested
On this episode I talk about the history of...Turkey as the Thanksgiving meal and how it came to be.
I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…What was eaten at the first Thanksgiving and turkeys were once worshiped like gods. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com
I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on the fascinating facts about turkeys, why we eat turkey on thanksgiving and how other countries celebrate the holiday.
www.thegazette.com
www.britannica.com
www.countryliving.com
And the webster’s dictionary for helping define the word “fowling”
On the history website, there are a few cool sub-reads such as:
- What was life like aboard the Mayflower
- The History of Pumpkin Pie
- Thomas Jefferson’s complicated relationship with Thanksgiving
- Quirky vintage photos of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in 1924
Check those out if you are interested
Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …” experience a new perspective and learn something new”.
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On this episode I talk about the history of...Black Friday, Small Business Saturday (SBS) & Cyber Monday and how it came to be.
I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…Black Friday. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com
I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday…www.hugateen.com, www.styleandtrends.net, www.nbcnews.com, www.Acaciaparishchamber.org, www.BBC.com
On the history website, there are a few cool sub-reads such as:
- Colonists at the First Thanksgiving were mostly men because women had perished
- Thanksgiving History Facts and Trivia
- Thanksgiving 2022
Check those out if you are interested
Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.
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On this episode I talk about the history of Veterans Day in the U.S. and how it came to be. Along with, how other countries celebrate or remember their fallen heroes.
I would like to thank the History Channel website for providing the information on Veterans Day. I would also like to give thanks to www.taskandpurpose.com and www.defense.gov for additional information on the topic and along with how other countries celebrate their own Remembrance Day.
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On this episode, I talk about the history of the United States voting policies and other interesting voting policies around the world.
I would like to thank the History Channel for the information on the topic. You can visit their website at www.history.com. I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on all the different voting policies around the world. Special thanks to: www.thirteen.org, www.babbel.com, www.globalcitizen.org, & www.nationalgeographic.org.
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Disclaimer* Please be advised…some episodes deal with graphic information and could be stressful to some. This episode might not be suitable for all ages. Listener discretion is advised. In this episode I talk about the Origins of Haunted Houses and how they came to be and, the world's most famous haunted houses.
I would like to thank the History Channel for the information on the topic. You can visit their website at www.history.com. I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on all the famous haunted houses around the world. Special thanks to: www.architecturaldigest.com, www.travel.earth.com & www.housely.com
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In this episode we travel through the origins of Witches & Why they ride brooms. When did witches first appear in the history books? What happened to people that confessed to being witches? Why is the broom associated with witches and riding them through the night sky? If you want to know the answers to these questions, then join me as we travel through time.
I would like to thank The History Channel, Webster's Dictionary and Ripley's Believe it or Not websites for the above information. You can check them out at www.history.com, www.merriam-webster.com & www.ripleys.com for more information.
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In this episode we travel through the legends of werewolves and vampires. Who was the first? And how they are perceived in modern today. So, join me as we travel through time.
I would like to thank the History channel & Lit Charts for the information. You can check them out at www.history.com or www.litcharts.com.
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In this episode, we go deep down into the history of the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. It’s a short but sweet episode.
I would like to thank the website www.History.com for the information. Please check them out for other interesting stories.
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On today’s episode, I talk about the history of the Halloween Holiday and a few interesting facts along the way.
I would like to thank the History channel for the information on the Halloween Holiday. Visit www.history.com for more information.
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