Interesting Things with JC #568: "Mystery of the Circleville Letters" - Uncover the mystery of the Circleville writer, whose letters exposed secrets & led to tragedy in 1970s Ohio. From affairs to murder accusations, the truth of this true crime tale remains a mystery.

Interesting Things with JC #567: “The Mysterious Illness of Havana and Guangzhou” - Unexplained symptoms, strange sounds, and a possible new cold war? Join us as we explore the mysterious illnesses that affected American diplomats in Havana and Guangzhou.

Interesting Things with JC #566: "The Enduring Mystery of Antony and Cleopatra's Tomb" - Their final resting place continues as archaeologists discover a tunnel beneath Taposiris Magna Temple. Will it lead to their elusive tomb?

Interesting Things with JC #565: "Handwritten Letters" - Discover the lost art of letter writing and the power of personal connection. Express your sincerity with a handwritten note and create a tactile experience that spans time.

Interesting Things with JC #564: "Emporia Virginia" - Explore the charming town of Emporia, VA, nestled on the banks of Meherrin River and known for race cars, speeding tickets, and historical landmarks. Discover its unique character and rich history.

Interesting Things with JC #563: "Battle for Los Angeles - 1942" - Discover the untold story of the Battle of Los Angeles during World War II, where a weather balloon triggered a city-wide blackout and anti-aircraft fire, leading to confusion and chaos. To this day some people believe aliens were involved, while others blame meteorologists.

Interesting Things #562: National Banana Bread Day! - Explore the fascinating history of one of America's most beloved baked goods, banana bread. This story takes a deep dive into the origins and evolution of banana bread, from theories of its creation to its role in American culinary history. Discover how enterprising housewives and companies found innovative ways to use overripe bananas and baking powder, and how banana bread became a popular recipe in cookbooks by the 1930s.

Interesting Things with JC #561: “Incheon” - A City Blending History and Ambitious Plans for the Future. Discover the hidden gems of Incheon, South Korea - from the bustling Chinatown to the serene Songdo Central Park. Immerse yourself in the culture and beauty of this unique destination.

Interesting Things with JC #560: "Great Balls of Fire" - Have you ever heard of ball lightning? This mysterious phenomenon is still not fully understood by scientists.

Interesting Things with JC #559: “Pisces New Moon” - Embrace the power of the Pisces new moon for renewal, reflection, and creative inspiration. Use this blank slate to reset and connect with loved ones.

Interesting Things with JC #558: "Actions" - Through your actions, you shape your reality. Everything comes at the right time to those who know how to wait.

Interesting Things with JC #557: "Norfolk Southern" - Did you know this Railroad was founded in 1883 and played a vital role in transporting agricultural and lumber products? Let's learn more about the history of Norfolk Southern.

Interesting Things with JC #556: "The Blackpool Tower" - Discover the fascinating history of of this majestic place, from its construction in 1891 to its status as an iconic landmark today!

Interesting Things with JC #555: "Mood Hoovers - Ain't Nobody Got Time For That" - Life is full of surprises, but you don't have to wait for them to happen. Take action, be unafraid, and approach each day like it's your first. Fill it with love, positivity, and gratitude. This Story was inspired by Ms Georgia Bow.

Interesting Things with JC #554: "Sourdough" - Discover the intriguing history and cultural significance of sourdough bread. Come along with us on this sourdough adventure from your kitchen to ancient Egypt.

Interesting Things with JC #553: "Thoughts of Love, Dr. Maya Angelou, and You" - Love has the power to heal and liberate, impacting our mental, emotional and social well-being. Let's reflect on Maya Angelou's wise words and the importance of love in our lives.

Interesting Things with JC #552: “The New York Renaissance” (Rens) were founded in Harlem February 13th, 1923. They were the first all-black, fully professional basketball team owned by an African-American. The team was originally known as the Spartan Braves before changing its name to the New York Renaissance and playing their home games at William Roach's Renaissance Ballroom. They would go on to dominate basketball, winning several championships along the way, including the World Championship of Professional Basketball in 1939.

Interesting Things with JC #551: "Half-time Performers Do Not Get Paid" - the Super Bowl halftime show, which started as a marching band performance has evolved into a major musical event, attracting millions of viewers worldwide. Interestingly, the performers are not paid directly!

Interesting Things with JC #550: "75 Years and an Ocean Apart: KT and Jeannine" - A young American soldier, who met a young French woman, while stationed in France during World War II. Experience the power of love in this heart-warming tale of two strangers from different worlds. Will their love conquer all?

Interesting Things with JC #549: "General Tom Thumb and Lavinia Warren" - Discover the fascinating love story of General Tom Thumb and Lavinia Warren, two legendary American performers who rose to the heights of fame in the late 1800's United States and around the world.