Interesting Things with JC #933: "Ancient Scythian Leather is Human Skin" - Explore the captivating tale of the Scythians and their unconventional use of human skin in crafting. Delve into the historical narrative of Scythian culture and practices, revealing intriguing insights into ancient civilizations.

Interesting Things with JC #932: "Hippopotamus is Fish" - Explore the historical classification of hippos as fish for Lenten consumption in certain cultures, revealing the dynamic interplay between cultural adaptation and religious observance. Discover this intriguing cultural practice!

Interesting Things with JC #930: "Unraveling Consciousness" - Embark on a captivating exploration into the mysteries of consciousness. Delve into the realms of neuroscience, philosophy, and ethics, and expand your understanding of the human mind and its complexities.

Interesting Things with JC #929: "9 Days Queen" - Delve into the turbulent reign of Lady Jane Grey, England's Nine Days Queen, as she navigates religious conflict and political intrigue in Tudor England. Tune in to uncover the gripping tale of power, betrayal, and resilience.

Interesting Things with JC #928: "John Singleton" - John Singleton's groundbreaking nominations for Best Director and Best Original Screenplay at the 1992 Academy Awards marked a significant moment in cinematic history. His achievements paved the way for greater diversity and representation in the film industry, inspiring generations of filmmakers.

Interesting Things with JC #186: "133rd Seabees of WW2" (Re-published) - The original Naval Construction Battalion 133 was commissioned at Camp Perry, Williamsburg, Virginia in 1943. They rebuilt the air station, docks and more in Hawaii and then they moved onto Iwo Jima landing with the first waves, suffering the largest casualties of any Seabee unit in history. The invasion of Iwo Jima began on February 19, 1945. Its important to remember, given time change and the international date line, the first waves started landing February 18th, 1945 around 7pm EST. They have yet to receive the Presidential Unit Citation for their bravery on Iwo Jima.

Interesting Things with JC #927: "Edmonia Lewis" a pioneering African American and Native American sculptor, defied conventions in 19th-century America with her groundbreaking artworks.

Interesting Things with JC #926: "1938 Baird Colour TV Demonstration" - Unveiling a revolution in television history, the demonstration showcased vibrant colors and cutting-edge innovation. Witness the journey of early television and its impact on entertainment.

Interesting Things with JC #925: "When the Catholic Church Decided That Beavers Were Fish" - Explore the amusing tale of how the Catholic Church redefined beavers as fish for Lenten consumption, showcasing humanity's quirky approach to classifications and cultural traditions.

Interesting Things with JC #924: "Gumdrops!" - Delve into the history and flavors of gumdrops, from Percy Trusdale's alleged 1801 invention to their spice-filled delights, revealing a sweet treat cherished across generations.

Interesting Things with JC #923: "Roses are Red and Violets are Blue" - Delve into the classic expression of love and emotion through this timeless tale, exploring the essence of human sentiment and enduring romance in literature and culture.

Interesting Things with JC #922: "Voice Attraction" - Delve into the science behind why men are attracted to women with higher-pitched voices, exploring its connection to femininity and evolutionary psychology. Discover how voice attractiveness influences interpersonal dynamics and mate selection.

Interesting Things with JC #921: "Fort Smallwood Park" - Dive into the intriguing story behind Fort Smallwood Park, from its origins as a defensive structure in the Spanish-American War to its transformation into a serene public space today. Explore remnants of history and enjoy recreational activities along the picturesque Chesapeake Bay.

Interesting Things with JC #920: "One Hour Drive to Space" - Embark on a cosmic journey just 62 miles above Earth and explore the universe's vastness. Experience the wonders of space exploration and celestial bodies.

Interesting Things with JC #919: "Dresden" - Explore Dresden, known as "Florence on the Elbe," from its Baroque magnificence to its modern tech scene. Uncover its treasures, including the Frauenkirche's rebirth and the opulence of the Green Vault.

Interesting Things with JC #918: "Number 9 Parsley Superstition" - Dive into the peculiar belief from old England where parsley was thought to have made nine trips to the devil before sprouting. It was deemed unlucky to gift parsley plants due to this superstition.

Interesting Things with JC #917: "Rules of Life to Remember" - Life operates on fundamental principles...

Interesting Things with JC #915: "Cow Cuddle Therapy" - Experience the calming benefits of spending time with gentle cows, reducing stress and promoting well-being through animal therapy. Whether brushing, hugging, or simply being in their presence, cow cuddle therapy offers a unique way to unwind and connect with nature.

Interesting Things with JC #913: "Chronicle of Georgia" - Delve into the rich history of Georgia at the monumental Chronicle of Georgia, crafted by Zurab Tserteli in 1985. Open 24/7 and free to visit, this landmark embodies Georgia's cultural heritage amidst its architectural magnificence.

Interesting Things with JC #912: "Faroe Islands" - Embark on a journey to the remote and captivating Faroe Islands, where rugged cliffs, ancient legends, and vibrant culture await exploration. Tune in to unravel the mysteries and marvels of this enchanting archipelago.