Interesting Things with JC #060: "Vera Wang" - Discover Vera Wang's journey from figure skater to iconic fashion designer known for her bridal gowns. Explore her impact on the fashion industry.

Interesting Things with JC #059: "Wonders of the Human Liver" - Discover the incredible functions of the human liver, the largest internal organ and gland. This episode highlights the liver's role in detoxification, digestion, nutrient storage, and its remarkable ability to regenerate, emphasizing its critical importance to overall health.

Interesting Things with JC #058: "Slovenia Statehood Day" - June 25th marks the 1991 declaration of independence of Slovenia from Yugoslavia.

Interesting Things with JC #057: "99 Flake Ice Cream" - Explore the beloved British summer treat, the 99 Flake. Learn how this delightful combination of soft-serve vanilla ice cream and a Cadbury Flake chocolate bar became an iconic symbol of seaside vacations and sunny days on the boardwalk.

Interesting Things with JC #056: "The Cube Mystery of Wombat Poop" - Explore why wombats produce cube-shaped poop and how this unique trait helps them, as well as humanity!

Interesting Things with JC #055: "A British Riddle Part 3" - Enjoy another clever British riddle. Challenge your mind and discover the joy of solving this classic word puzzle!

Interesting Things with JC #054: "On Venus a Day is Longer Than a Year" - Discover the fascinating quirk of Venus, where a single day lasts 243 Earth days and a year lasts only 225 days. This unique rotation and orbit give Venus its mysterious character, making it one of the most intriguing planets in our solar system.

Interesting Things with JC #052: "The Inventor of Pringles Is Buried in a Pringles Can" - Fred Baur, the inventor of Pringles, was so proud of his invention that he chose to be buried in the Pringles Can.

Interesting Things with JC #051: "Cows Have Best Friends" - Explore the social lives of cows, who form close bonds and experience stress when separated from their friends.

Interesting Things with JC #050: "Bananas Are Berries, but Strawberries Aren't" - Dive into the surprising botanical classifications that define what makes a berry.

Interesting Things with JC #049: "The Story Behind Christopher Cross's 'Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)'" - Discover how Christopher Cross's iconic song "Arthur's Theme" became a defining track of the early '80s, capturing the spirit of the film *Arthur*. This episode explores the collaboration with music legends that led to its Billboard success and Academy Award win, cementing its place in pop culture.

Interesting Things with JC #048: "Sparkling Wine - A Tale of French and English Innovations" - Journey through the effervescent history of sparkling wine, from the legendary cellars of Dom Pérignon to the scientific studies of Christopher Merrett. Unravel the contributions of both French and English pioneers, who each played crucial roles in developing the techniques that give sparkling wine its signature bubbles.

Interesting Things with JC #047: "Eternal Flame Falls" - Venture into the stunning landscape of Chestnut Ridge Park, New York, to experience Eternal Flame Falls, where a unique natural gas seep ignites a flame right behind a flowing waterfall. It's one of the world's most unusual natural wonders.

Interesting Things with JC #046: "Immortal Jellyfish" - Turritopsis dohrnii, commonly known as the immortal jellyfish. This marine creature possesses the extraordinary ability to revert to its juvenile polyp stage under stress, potentially allowing it to bypass death indefinitely.

Interesting Things with JC #045: "Gridiron Pendulum" - An innovative clock pendulum invented by John Harrison and improved by John Ellicott in the early 18th century. This clever design used different metals to maintain a constant pendulum length despite temperature changes, revolutionizing timekeeping in an era when precision was paramount.

Interesting Things with JC #044: "Tin Can Telephone" - A cherished childhood toy and an early communication technology. Two cans and a string is the basics of sound transmission, and it works without electricity!

Interesting Things with JC #043: "French Was Once the Official Language of England" - Join us as we uncover the story of how French became the lingua franca of England's ruling class after the Norman invasion of 1066. French was used in administration and law until English reasserted itself in the 14th century.

Interesting Things with JC #042: "A British Love Story: Heloise and Abelard" - They had an intellectual and emotional bond has left a profound imprint on history. Despite the societal challenges and personal tragedies they faced, their extensive correspondence offers a window into a love that was both intellectually enriching and deeply passionate.

Interesting Things with JC #041: "British Sayings" - Step into the whimsical world of British slang where phrases like "Bob's your uncle" and "throwing a spanner in the works" add color and humor to everyday conversations. Whether baffling or endearing, these sayings are a key to understanding the linguistic charm of British English.

Interesting Things with JC #040: "Yorkshire Pudding" - A British Culinary Tradition. Join us as we delve into the delightful world of Yorkshire pudding, a cornerstone of British culinary heritage. From its humble beginnings in the 18th century to its status as a Sunday roast essential, this episode explores how Yorkshire pudding has filled the plates and hearts of many.