Interesting Things with JC #1093: "Farmhouse White" - Farmhouse white paint, crafted from creek-sourced natural elements, has a fascinating history and story!

Interesting Things with JC #1092: "A Simple Question for Decision Making" - Amid complex choices, the simplest path can be the most rewarding. Would you believe that there is one simple guiding question that can bring clarity in moments of doubt, helping you focus on what truly matters.

Interesting Things with JC #1091: "Hemochromatosis Unveiled" - Deep within our genetic code, a silent condition, hemochromatosis, absorbs iron one molecule at a time, posing a hidden threat to vital organs like the liver and heart. Could this genetic twist quietly shape lives around us? And why is it so common among those with Northern European heritage? Join JC as he unpacks the science, stories, and signs behind this often-overlooked disorder.

Interesting Things with JC #1090: "Nuremberg 1561" - On the morning of April 14, 1561, Nuremberg residents watched as the sky filled with strange, clashing shapes. Spheres, cylinders, and crosses danced in an otherworldly "battle," leaving witnesses to ponder its meaning. Was it an omen, a natural phenomenon, or even an early UFO sighting?

Interesting Things with JC #1089: "Time Perception" - Explore the mysteries of time perception. Why does time sometimes feel like it’s slipping away, while other moments seem endless?

Interesting Things with JC #1088: "A Simple Riddle 7" - Join JC for a deceptively simple riddle that just might have you scratching your head. Can you solve it?

Interesting Things with JC #1087: "The Lady in Red: The Haunting of Chicago’s Drake Hotel" - On New Year’s Eve, 1920, heartbreak turned deadly at Chicago’s Drake Hotel, leaving behind the ghostly legend of The Lady in Red.

Interesting Things with JC #1086: "The Greenbrier Ghost: A Murder Solved from Beyond the Grave" - In 1897, Greenbrier County, West Virginia saw a ghost story cross into the courtroom as a ghost’s testimony contributed to one of the strangest convictions in American legal history.

Interesting Things with JC #1085: "The Hammersmith Ghost: A Haunting That Led to a Legal Precedent" - In 1803, the Hammersmith district in London was gripped by reports of a ghost terrorizing the streets. The sightings culminated in tragedy and murder. The result of which set legal precedent in British law.

Interesting Things with JC #1084: "The Hoosac Tunnel: The Bloody Pit of Massachusetts" - Known as "The Bloody Pit," the Hoosac Tunnel in western Massachusetts is one of New England's most haunted locations with 195 documented deaths during its construction.

Interesting Things with JC #1083: "The Bell Witch: America's Most Famous Haunting" - The Bell Witch is one of America's most infamous hauntings, terrifying a Tennessee family in the early 1800s. From eerie whispers to a mysterious death, the Bell Witch’s story still captivates, inspiring horror films and legends that endure. Visit the Bell Witch Cave, if you dare.

Interesting Things with JC #1082: "The Grey Man of Pawleys Island: A Ghostly Warning of Hurricanes" - Since 1822, the mysterious Grey Man has appeared before hurricanes, warning residents of Pawleys Island to evacuate. Many believe this ghostly figure protects the island, with homes left untouched when his warnings are heeded. Is it superstition, or is there truth behind the legend of the Grey Man?

Interesting Things with JC #1081: "The Tale of Black Aggie: The Haunting Grave of Druid Ridge"

In Pikesville, Maryland, the infamous statue of Black Aggie once stood in Druid Ridge Cemetery, drawing thrill-seekers and spurring eerie tales.

Known for her glowing red eyes and deadly curse, Black Aggie’s story remains one of the most chilling cemetery legends in the region.

Interesting Things with JC #1080: "The Corpse Bride: A Haunting Tale of Lost Love"

In Mexican folklore, the legend of La Novia Cadáver, or The Corpse Bride, tells the story of a young bride who died tragically before her wedding day.

Now, her ghost is said to wander the streets, searching for the love she was denied in life. Discover the eerie tale of lost love and supernatural vengeance.

Interesting Things with JC #1079: "The Ghost of Old Green Eyes" - At the Chickamauga Battlefield, the site of one of the deadliest Civil War battles, visitors have reported seeing a ghostly figure with glowing green eyes. Learn about the legend of Old Green Eyes and its connection to the battle’s bloody history.

Interesting Things with JC #1078: "The Witch of Yazoo" - In 1904, Yazoo City, Mississippi, burned in a devastating fire that locals say was caused by the curse of a witch. Learn about the eerie legend of the Witch of Yazoo and the mystery surrounding her grave.

Interesting Things with JC #1077: "The Legend of Stingy Jack"

Explore the eerie legend of Stingy Jack, the clever trickster whose cursed fate gave rise to the tradition of carving jack-o’-lanterns.

Discover how this Irish tale became part of our Halloween celebrations.

Interesting Things with JC #1076: "The Witch Trial of Mary Sanford"

In 1662, Mary Sanford was executed for witchcraft in Hartford, Connecticut. This episode explores the tragic circumstances of her trial, offering a glimpse into the fear and suspicion that gripped early New England.

Interesting Things with JC #1075: "Westfield Connecticut Witch Trials"

The Westfield, Connecticut witch trials, though lesser-known than those in Salem, played a significant role in the history of colonial America’s witchcraft hysteria.

This episode explores the fear and religious extremism that led to accusations in Westfield and across New England.

Interesting Things with JC #1074: "The Oldest Bookstore in the World: Bertrand Bookstore"

Inspired by Mom, this episode explores the fascinating history of Bertrand Bookstore in Lisbon, the world’s oldest operating bookstore. Founded in 1732, Bertrand has survived earthquakes, revolutions, and centuries of change, remaining a cultural hub in the heart of Lisbon.