Hip and Humble: Recent Episodes
Aram Rice, Kimberly Rice
Hip and Humble Podcast is a blending of two different generational perspectives on the history of technology and home goods. We talk about vintage and antique collectibles and things, their worth, and the history behind them, along with some interesting stories and a few opinions here and there. The show is hosted by myself, Aram Rice, a former Navy Submariner, and my mother Kimberly Rice, an Antique Picker, photographer and the strongest woman I know save my wife of course! We are both creative and open people who like to talk about everything under the sun especially things we are passionate about. Antiques are a shared passion and they have brought our family closer. We want to share this joy with everyone, we certainly hope you'll join us, and of course, stay hip and stay humble!
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What did you hear on the news this week? Ever wonder where newspapers started? We are starting a series this week on newspapers! We hope you enjoy, stay hip and humble.
On to the next one! We have a second episode about handbags. We spliced in a little talk about capitalism as well, but I'm sure you'll find out when you listen! Stay hip and humble!
Pick it up and take it with you! This week after a hiatus we have come back to talk about the history of purses among other things. We are glad to be back and we hope you enjoy it. Stay Hip and Humble.
We made it! To the last episode of the history of cartography and maps. It has been quite a journey. We hope you've enjoyed it. We might nest an idea into something for the next series, but we shall see. We hope you have fun, stay hip and humble!
Still finding our way I guess. Please enjoy the third episode on the history of cartography! Stay Hip and Humble.
Well, we couldn't find our way out of this one. We are continuing our series on the history of cartography. We hope you are enjoying finding your way as much as we are. Stick around we got at least one more in this series. Stay hip and humble!
How do you get from one place to another? Do you ask your phone for directions? How about a person? Ever heard of a map? Cartography has both a noble and somewhat irreverent history that will take you for a ride! We are starting a series on the history of maps, and it is a lot of fun. We hope you enjoy it! Stay hip and humble.
We went off the rails a bit with this one! We had fun kind of talking about the history of books but more talking about what the lack of reading books seems to have achieved. You're in for a fun surprise in this one! Stay hip and humble!
Rolling another one out! In this episode, we talk about the history of rolling pins. Rolling pins are amazing collectibles. From the Etruscans to your mom's kitchen rolling pins are a kitchen staple. We had a lot of fun with this one and we hope you do too! Stay hip and humble!
Keeping your pants up can say a lot about how you are. In this episode, we look into the history of buckles. From Rome to the Cowboy Hall of Fame, belt buckles have a varied and colorful history in both culture and fashion. We stayed mostly on topic this time, and we hope that you have as much fun listening to it as we did making it. Stay hip and humble.
The written word, is what we will have, have had, and will always say the same thing. Before the printing press, books told a story with more than just the words written on each of the pages. In this episode we talk about the history of books, and what they have meant. Stay hip and humble.
We got a little carried away talking about pricks on the road in the last episode. In this one we talk about a different kind of prick. One you might put into a pin cushion. Pins were a symbol of status before the industrial revolution, and in this episode we talk about it's history, myths, and more. We hope you enjoy! Stay hip and humble.
We sometimes get off topic... This episode is what happens when we just keep jumping from one rabbit hole to another. We ended talking most about I95 and the complaints of a day in the life. We know it's been a while since we had an episode. Welcome to 2023, and here's to us putting out more shows this year. Stay hip and humble!!
I pick things up and put them down. Humans moving things from one place to another is as old as our species. With a little bit of math, metal, and some rope, people figured out long ago how to do this with a lot less effort. Pulleys are a unique collectible with a strong (no pun intended) history. In this episode, we talk about the credited inventor and the origins with more than a bit of comparison to modern culture thrown in for good measure. We hope you enjoy this as much as we did! Stay Hip and Humble!
Royalty, leadership, privilege, high birth, the colloquial 'king' or 'queen.' Why has this symbology lasted? Monarchies still exist in the world, but they are no longer the dominant political system. In this episode, we talk about the history of crowns, and their significance. As a symbol crowns are uniquely universal. There is a lot to unpack here, but that I leave to you, your majesty. Stay Hip and Humble!
Times changed after the industrial revolution. More people worked in mines, factories, and other places where dust and debris were the norm. In this episode, we talked about the practicality that birthed personality when it comes to the lunchbox. We had a lot of fun with this episode, and we really hope you all enjoy it as well. Sorry for the hiatus! We will be attempting to go back to an episode each week. Stay hip and humble!
So many things lit the way to the present day we live in. None so bright as the lantern, however. For centuries humans relied on the light of lanterns to guide their way through the dark. The optimization of this technology set us on the path towards computers, phones, and really everything that emits light. We hope you enjoy this brief history of lanterns, and as always stay hip and humble.
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We had so much fun talking about something people use to blow their noses that we decided to keep it going! This week we looked into the history of cowboy's neckerchiefs. They were and still are incredibly versatile tools. They are an icon of American culture born of necessity. Make sure to give it a listen. It's a lot of fun! We also got around to talking about the history of paisley, and you'll never guess how it got across the pond and onto the necks of cowboys. www.hnhantiques.com
A token, a handkerchief... something so simple can mean so much. It can also just be a way to wipe your nose. We had fun making this episode. We took a look at the social history of the handkerchief. To this very day, personal cloth is a staple to high fashion outfits. Their place in our culture was a love letter, before Kleenex got ahold of a pen. We hope you enjoy this one, and as always stay hip and humble. www.hnhantiques.com
What a joy and a half! Buttons deserved another episode. These things can be binding you know.. anyways we hope you enjoy learning a little more about the history of buttons. The cultural conversations sparked from this discussion were really fun! Make sure to check out our website when you get the chance! www.hnhantiqus.com
What a whirlwind! Sorry for the long hiatus. We have been busy! Switching hardware, summer projects, the whole nine! We though we'd start back up again with something that holds us together, buttons! Buttons are cute, but more than that they tell a story. Buttons tell not just the story of the person wearing them, but they tell the story of human history. We certainly hope you enjoy it, and as always stay hip and humble!
Pictures are a vision to the past. A revolution really, that sets us apart. We can look authentically at people and environments we've never been near. This week, we are going further down the rabbit hole with pictures. We hope you enjoy, and as always, stay hip and humble.
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We are once again delighted to share with you the conversation inspired by photos. Photography is one of our species eldest conquests. Our ancestors sought since at least the fifth century to remember what was, as accurately as possible. Photos allow us that definitive window back into that time. We hope you are enjoying these talks, let us know, and as always stay hip and humble!
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What a delight looking back at old photo bring! This week we are starting in on a little series on antique photos and the history of photography. There are a lot of twists and turns but we had so much fun it was over in a flash. We hope you enjoy, and as always stay hip and humble.
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History is easy to criticize because no matter how long you look at the past it will not change. That being said, one of the best ways forward is through reflection and understanding. Judgement is easy when those we judge have no way to defend themselves, but condemnation of the past serves no purpose in progressing forward together now or in the future. This week we take a look at picnics and their role in the French revolution. We hope you enjoy and take from this a message of relation and kindness! As always, stay hip and humble!
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What an honor and pleasure it was to Interview Dr. Rick Chromey, author, pastor and historian about his newest Book, "GenTech: An American Story of Technology, Change and Who We Really Are (1900-present)." This book, and the interesting theories developed by Dr. Rick seek to explain and define generational differences with a very unique perspective. Make sure to pick up and read this book!
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Well we got put on the back foot a little bit. We have had a few snags, but we are back on track. This is a bit of a catch up. It's a lot like going through some of your old things and finding a gem you had forgotten from a trip a while back. Souvenirs are more than just silly little keepsakes. They remind us of things. This week we talk about Souvenirs and some of our upcoming podcasts! We hope you enjoy!!
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Well I don't think that I am a basket case, others might disagree, but I was always told to block out that kind of negativity... This week as you might have guessed we are talking about the worlds oldest craft! That is baskets. We of course have a ton more things that we spin into from this but it's all weaved together pretty nicely I think. Next week we have scheduled an interview!! Find out more on our Insta and please subscribe here and on our Patreon page! Insta: hipn.humble Patreon: patreon.com/hipandhumble
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We had to give an update! This is episode 53 and we wanted to give you a little insight on how things get done for our little business. We got into a few fun topics, and as always we try to keep it hip and humble! We hope you enjoy!
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Welcome back! We are finishing off the history of ironing this week and talking about a few other things in between. Let us know in the comments what things in history you find fun!
Wow our very first video! Wecome to Hip and Humble we are an antiques podcast, and we talk about material history from different generational perspectives. We try to have a lot of fun and give a little taste of history and the way our culture has evolved by examining the things people had around them. The is our 51st episode! We have tons more on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast and pretty much anywhere else you can listen to podcasts. This episode is about ironing. When did it start? Who did it first? Weird to think about small bits of self care and maintenance having a starting point in history!
Anywho, we are so thankful to you for choosing to spend some time with us and our goal always is to inspire a little bit of interest in some of the smaller simpler things. Before I ramble on too much, go ahead and enjoy the video, stay hip and humble!!
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Mom is back! Just in time for mothers day! This week we talked about a short lived piece of furniture that made a boom in it's hay-day! We have a lot of fun doing these and we hope you have fun listening. Thank you so much for spending this time with us! Moving forward, we want to hear from you! We want to hear what antiques that you are passionate about. As always stay hip and humble.
Our final segment in this beautiful introduction to the history of quilting is here. This has been such a fun series and we are both excited and said to give you the final part. We will be continuing with a new series next week and so we hope you savor this last bit as much as we have and as always stay hip and humble!
A little bit of romance in history. There is beauty in Nostalgia and stories of love won and lost. Influences from the past are explored in this episode. When I think of quilts, I think of family, I think of comfort, and in that vein I think of love. The stories from our past immortalized in quilts are a stark reminder of shared human values throughout history. We hope you enjoy these stories and some of ours mixed in, and as always, stay hip and humble!
Here is part three of our series on quilts!! We had some really good stories and discussion in this one! We hope you enjoy, and as always stay hip and humble.
We can't help but go off the rails a bit. Here is our second part of multi-part series on quilting. Quilts have been a part of many societies and their transition from utilitarian to artistic expression is muddled and well worth the discussion. This topic sparked a great many stories and our differing perspectives on culture and this pieces impact on it. We hope you enjoy, and as always, stay hip and humble!
Quilting is a timeless skill and an incredible art that has brought people together throughout our history. My mother is a seamstress and this is the beginning of a series of episodes exploring her experience and the incredible history of these comfy little pieces of human history. We hope you enjoy and as always stay hip and humble!
We are wrapping up our series on baseball cards this week by talking about some of the most valuable cards on the market today. This series has been an absolute pleasure and looking at baseball cards from a historical perspective has given rise to questions of policy and culture. Baseball cards and their influence on American culture will not soon be forgotten and we hope that this series has solidified or sparked your interest in these wonderful little pieces of history. As always stay hip and humble.
Moving right along with our baseball card history. In this episode we talked about baseball cards and their influence alongside some of the major events in the early 20th century. Baseball cards and other collectible cards alike have had a very unique place in American culture and their worth reflects that. We hope you are enjoying this series as much as we are and as always stay hip and humble!
Keep up! We are rounding second in our baseball card series. This one is a lot of fun. We continue to examine the cultural impact of baseball cards, their original use, and the companies that rose and fell as a result of their production. We hope you enjoy, and as always stay hip and humble!
A pastime, an American staple, a culture? Whatever it is, baseball has had quite the effect and has some of the most interesting and valuable memorabilia of any sport in history. We are starting a series on Baseball cards today and this is going to be a good one! There is a lot to unpack, so come along for the ride and as always stay hip and humble.
We are humbled to speak about a piece whose manufacturing sparked one of the greatest workers reform in the 20th century. Radium production was a short lived phenomenon but it had a lasting effect on so many lives and that effect shaped the way for regulation and reform in American companies going forward. We hope you enjoy, and as always, stay hip and humble.
Trunks are neat! They were an innovation in luggage and the start of one of the most famous fashion design brands in existence today! In this episode we go through their invention and rise in popularity alongside the innovations in human travel. We hope you enjoy and as always stay hip and humble.
What is the diiference between a hippo and a Zippo, one is a two ton African mammal and the other is a little lighter... Okay I know that was cheesy, but today we are exploring the history of lighters and it couldn't be more fun. The use of fire has and always will be essential to our race and exploring the conception of this technology has been eye opening. We hope you enjoy, stay hip and humble.
We just cannot seem to get away from toys! In this episode we explain the history of tin toys and the impact they have had as a classless unifier since their conception. What a fascinating piece of history! Stay hip and humble!
In this episode we are showcasing a favorite colletible of Andy Warhol and a woefully underrrated staple of kitchens across the globe. Cookie Jars like many seemingly unnoticed time pieces have a colorful history. We have tried to explore some of this history and pondered some of its effects on culture and the reasoning behind its prominence as a collectible. Stay hip and humble.
With history being stained as it is, it can be hard to see the light. Light there is however especially in the history of stained glass. This particular piece of history has more than an assumed symbolism. Since it's prevalence stained glass has been used as a symbol. It is this and other interesting things we have pondered for you. As always, stay hip and humble.
This episode is titled an introduction because that is all it is. We got a little sidetracked in our chit chat, but it ended up being quite a lovely conversation. We certainly had fun and we hope you do too, stay hip and humble!
Slag glass is the collectors term for a specific type of ornamental glass originating in England that was made for a somewhat shorter period of time on our history. It is almost a fad glass when thought of in those terms. We of course explore all of the implications and history of this rarity as well as a little bit of rambling about this or that. It is really quite fun, at least we think so! As always we try to keep it hip and humble.
From philosophy to vanity a reflection inspires thoughts and questions in everyone. Our main question however is where did this originate? Mirrors have been a status symbol for the elite and a staple symbol for vanity since before recorded history. As we start this new year it is essential to look back and try and improve. Whatever happens though, you just have to keep it hip and humble.
What an amazing Christmas season it has been! We have been enjoying time with family and I love giving gifts to those that I love! One common gift in the 15th century were nutcrackers! This episode explores that tradition. We talk about their origin of course and ponder their continuation in todays society. As always stay hip and humble!
We were graced once again with the lovely Ladonna Scott and decided to try one more interview before she had to leave us to go back to Oklahoma. In this episode we talked more about some fun memories and the impact she has had, not only on me, but everyone she has been around. She is truly a wonder and I am so proud to share these few memories with all of you.
Christmas!! It is almost here! It is certainly one of our favorite times of year! We understand that not everyone is getting to spend Christmas how they want this year and so we wanted to offer a little encouragement and a little history on some of the traditions that we hold so dear. We are of course talking about decorating the Christmas tree! Specifically we go into to history and cultural significance of ornaments. We had a lot of fun and talked a lot about where ornaments came from and some of the best collectible and vintage ornaments you can find. We hope yo uall enjoy, stay hip and humble!
The Pilgrims have a colorful history, but one that started, however briefly, with an episode of peace. In 1621 two races fo people shared a short lived peace over a three day feast. My first question of course is, what did they eat off of? Well mom and I go through the tale of woodworking and furniture in the first european colony that began the modern history of the US. We are excited to share it with you and for that we are certainly thankful, stay hip and humble!
We dove deep for this one and dredged up an intro to the history of the shipping industry. Sailors, collectors and historians alike have always been fascinated with the sea and all the ways that people have interacted with it over the ages. As we come upon Thanksgiving this season we wanted to talk about some of the technologies and tools that people have used to make this holiday possible. The Mayflower brought the pilgrims to the table and I'm sure that experience was humbling. We are grateful for your support and thankful for everything you give us. Stay hip and humble!
Chess is budding with popularity once again in the mainstream and so we thought it best to end our series on ancient gaming with the this beautiful sport. The history of chess is as beautiful and eloquent as it is shrouded with legend and mystery. We dive deep into this with an explanation of timelines and history for the expansion and domination of this wonderous game. Chess is inherently thought provoking and we spent considerable time deep in thought about the impact that the church had on this and other games throughout it's history. As always we just tried to keep it hip and humble.
Is it chance or luck? One might never know. Dice are yet another ambiguous and cultured piece of world history without any clear origin. In this episode we explore the space that the worlds first gaming device has occupied in time. We have fun of course and there is mention of a fun scandal in the historical community surrounding dice. All in all we hope you have fun listening, and of course, stay hip and humble!
This week we are just talking about everything going on with us. We have had a lot of really exciting things happen and we wanted to share all of our endeavors with you. Revisiting some past topics and bringing up possibilities of new ones is a welcome and refreshing change of pace. We wanted to encourage you all and share some things a little more personally and of course stay hip and humble!
This one is a doosie! We finished up the history of cards and gave a little bit of light to the topic of gambling, magic and the intermixing of the two. It was certainly a ton of fun and we hope you enjoy it! Stay hip and humble!
This week we are continuing our talk on the history of playing cards and their trip throughout the ages! Playing cards have had a beautiful and very colored history. They have bounced from one culture to another, generally corresponding with advances in manufacturing. Each of the cultures that took up the mantle of distribution added their own flavor to playing cards and because of that they have truly become an internationally binding symbol. We hope you have fun listening! Stay hip and humble!
Cards have a very colorful history and this week we give you a sneak peak on the history of cards as we set up our next theme! We tlak about where cards orignated and what they were originally used for. We have a lot of fun and our weird find of the week is something that has a high probabability of making you say "awe." We hope you enjoy! Stay Hip and Humble!
It seems that only once or twice in an era a toy comes out that defines a generation. Tinker toys have done just that. In this episode we look at the colorful history of Tinker toys and the impact that they have had on society and culture as a whole. We found our way to a few other topics of course, but as always we try and keep it hip and humble.
Toys really have an impact of society. We are continuing our antique toy theme this week by talking about the time that key toys were invented! We went a little off the rails when it came to yoyos but I mean who wouldn't? Anyhow we hope you enjoy! Stay hip and humble.
This one is an amalgamation of some of the most popular toys starting at the end of the 19th century and into the 20th century! I think most everyone likes toys and we love talking about their history and the impact they have had on society and culture. Thanks for listening and we hope you have fun! Stay hip and humble!
Of course, this one was a blast! Toys are consistently the rage, because well, they are awesome. We are starting our new theme on antique toys and their history. In this episode, we are introducing the timeline and discussing the relevance of toys throughout history and culture. We hope you have half as much fun listening to this as we did making it! Stay hip and stay humble!
This is our last week on our radio theme! We talk a lot about the effect radio had on culture and the sound effects on the radio! This episode was really fun to make, and our weird find of the week was really neat. We hope you have just as much fun listening to this as we did making it, and of course, stay hip and stay humble!
Moving right along with our theme! Radios have shaped communication in ways that no other technology has. In this episode, we joke around a bit, but we talk mainly about the different radio manufacturers that ruled the roost in the golden age of radio. We want you to have as much fun listening as we did talking! Thanks for listening and stay hip and humble!
By waves, I mean radio waves! Today we are starting on our theme of communication and radio technology. We wanted to spend today talking about some key figures in the world of radio. We are analyzing their life and the impacts that their inventions and innovations had on culture and society at large. As always we try to stay hip and humble.
Shiver me timbers! Sorry this show has nothing to do with pirates. Well.. unless we are talking about the cooks on boats. We talk about the history of egg beaters, from twigs and wisks to the modern standing mixer. It is a wild ride, and we might've gotten mixed up a few times, but it is absolutely great! We hope you have fun, and as always stay hip and stay humble!
The beauty industry has had a lot said about it. Well in this episode we decided to take a look at how the technology from the last few centuries has impacted it and the effect it has had on culture throughout the ages. We hope you'll join us and have at least half as much fun listening to it as we did recording it. As always, stay hi and stay humble.
What a delight! A delectable stitch is unlike anything else as it is both binding and beautiful! Aside from the attempt at pretty prose in this episode, we talk about sewing machines. We speak about their history, influence and some of the names most commonly associated inventors or innovators of the technology. We hope you'll join us and as always stay hip and humble.
We have found through our adventures that so much of technology that is commonplace had very humble and masterful beginnings. In this episode we explore the origin of the cash register and it's journey through time from an unknown wonder to the staple in brick and mortar businesses it is today.
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I could probably fit about a million puns into this description but I don't want everyones marbles rolling all over the place so I'll just just get right to it! Cale Rice, my brother is an avid marble collector and this week I interviewed him to talk about his collection, interest and the community surrounding marble collection! It really is neat and I'm so grateful that he took the the time to share and I'm sure you all will enjoy it at least half as much as I have.
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We are so happy to welcome John and Cathy for thisinterview podcast. They are the owners of a beatiful antique mall in downtown Fredericksburg, Virginia. They have over a decade of experience in the industry. Their stories and their compassion brings a tear to anyones eye. Please join us and listen to their story. I promise you'll enjoy it almost as much as I did.
Fathers Day was this past weekend and in Honor of this Aram's dad agreed to grace us with his presence. Together we talk about Aviation history, collectibles and uniforms from WWII to the present. This was a lot of fun to make and we hope you enjoy it just as much as we do!
We might have sarted rambling a little bit in this one. With everything going on, we wanted to keep everything light and fun. Love and family are important. We wanted everyone to take a minute away and learn about some very interesting collections we have seen or heard about. If you have a really cool collection please go to our Patreon page, become a contributor, and submit photos of your collections. Depending on your donations we will send you another piece for your collection if we have it! https://www.patreon.com/hipandhumble
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Some beautiful things comes from Tragedy. Wood is only smooth after it's sanded. In this episode we talk about the tragic history about some ingenous craftmen from the late 18th to early 19th century. Slave made furniture is unique in it's origin and craftmanship and commands respect in any collection to this day.
This one was a lot of fun. We delve into the orgin of lead toys, specifically toy soldiers and wind up talking about the affinity for toys related to war. We have a lot of fun and bicker back and forth a little about some interesting topics.
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The Victorian Era was the first to mass produce furniture and take the furniture maker a step away from the consumer. We also talk a little about the history of butter and the interesting marketing techniques used from then and now.
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The 70's were the era that style forgot, or was it? In this episode we talk a little but about that, and a little more about what it was like growing up in the 70's and the difference in generational perspective between a millennial and gen x.
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