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Everyone knows that Neil Armstrong was the first person to step foot on the moon. But who was the last person on the moon? And why haven’t we ever sen...
Antarctica has been an object of fascination since it was first discovered by explorers in the early 19th century. Despite never having had a permanen...
In the year 2000, people in Japan were polled and asked what the greatest Japanese creation of the 20th century was. They didn’t pick the walkman, dig...
In 1970, scientists in the Soviet Union set out to drill the deepest hole in the world. They weren’t drilling for oil or gas, they were just drilling...
How many continents are there? That sounds like a really easy question. After all, there are only so many giant landmasses on the planet and we can ea...
On October 30, 1961, the Soviet Union detonated the largest explosion the world had ever seen, before or since. The explosion was so large, that it pe...
If you have ever taken out a loan, you are probably familiar with the details of taking on debt. You have an amount that is borrowed, an interest rate...
Every four years, citizens of the United States sit down for one or more nights to watch something which is called the Presidential Debates. The debat...
In a previous episode, I talked about how you can win by not losing. That is called the Fabian Strategy named after Roman general Quintus Fabius Maxim...
If you think the current American political climate is contentious, then you need to take a step back and take a close look at American history. The m...
In 1867, United States Secretary of State William Seward signed a treaty with the Empire of Russia to purchase the territory of what would be called A...
On April 30, 1943, a Spanish fisherman came across the floating body of Major William Martin of the Royal Marines. Handcuffed to the corpse was a satc...
On May 28, 1828, a 16-year-old boy mysteriously appeared in Nuremberg, Bavaria. He had a letter in his hand and could only speak a few words. No one k...
It the one of the world’s most commonly used condiments. Even though it is most often associated with the United States, it has a pedigree that is ext...
History remembers the rulers and the leaders. We know of Napoleon, Caesar, Elizabeth, Ghengis Khan, and Captain Picard. However, for every one of the...
Every so often you need to step back and take an assessment of where you’ve been and where you are going. This is the 100th episode of the podcast, so...
