Interesting Things with JC #588: “St Patrick Blue” - The earliest depictions of St. Patrick show him dressed in blue garments rather than green, and when George III established the Order of St. Patrick for the Kingdom of Ireland, its official color was azure blue, known as "St. Patrick's Blue."

Interesting Things with JC #587: “St Patrick and the Shamrock” - Saint Patrick is said to have used the three-leaf shamrock to explain the concept of the Holy Trinity, but did he?

Interesting Things with JC #586: “St Patrick got rid of the Snakes” - One of the legends surrounding St. Patrick is that he stood atop an Irish hillside and expelled all snakes from Ireland, causing all serpents to slither away into the sea.

Interesting Things with JC #585: "Saint Patrick" - Discover the fascinating life of Saint Patrick, the man behind the legend. From captive to missionary, his journey is one of hardship, faith, and triumph.

Interesting Things with JC #584: "Lips Appreciation Day" - Happy #LipsAppreciationDay! Did you know that lips are one of the most important parts of our faces? They help us eat, speak, and even kiss! Take care of your lips with nourishing oils, lip balms, and sun protection. 

Interesting Things with JC #583: "True Confessions Day" - Confessing can be liberating! On True Confessions Day, share your secrets, relieve your guilt, and improve your relationships. Discover the benefits of confession and join the movement.

Interesting Things with JC #582 "Steak" - Did you know that steak is a great source of protein and contains essential amino acids, B vitamins, and iron? Recent studies show that a carnivore diet that includes steak can be very healthy.

Interesting Things with JC #581: "Uranus - aka: Georgium Sidus" - Discover the fascinating story of Uranus - from its discovery by William Herschel and naming it "Georgium sidus", to the Voyager 2 mission revealing its secrets. Learn how its unusual atmosphere and tilted magnetic field make it one of the most unique planets in our solar system!

Interesting Things with JC #580: "Jaguar D-Type" - Let's learn about the iconic Jaguar D-Type, a car that won the 24 Hours of Le Mans three times in a row! Its sleek design and impressive speed still make it a fan favorite today!

Interesting Things with JC #579: "Johnny Appleseed Day" - Johnny Appleseed was an American pioneer of tree farming who planted apple trees in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, parts of what is now Ontario Canada, and the northern counties of West Virginia. Let's learn more about this legendary apple farmer!

Interesting Things with JC #578: "Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month" - National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month is celebrated every March as a result of a grassroots effort by several organizations and individuals working to raise awareness of cerebral palsy.

Cerebral palsy is a neurological condition that causes problems with movement and coordination, affecting around one in every 345 children in the United States. The condition has different types and symptoms, as well as associated health conditions and an estimated lifetime cost of care.

Early intervention services and therapies can improve individuals' quality of life and functional outcomes. Despite the challenges that individuals and families face, people with cerebral palsy can live rich and fulfilling lives, and many achieve great success in various fields such as the arts, sports, and business.

Interesting Things with JC #577: "Jhaverchand Meghani" - Discover the incredible life of this cultural icon, poet, freedom fighter, and folklorist who dedicated his life to preserving the culture of Gujarat.

Interesting Things with JC #576: "El Reno Tornado" - The El Reno tornado of 2013, the strongest ever recorded with wind speeds reaching 296 mph, claimed 8 lives including veteran storm chaser Tim Samaras. A reminder of the dangers of storm chasing, and the importance of safety.

Interesting Things with JC #575: "Old Blue Last - London". Step back in time and soak in the history at The Old Blue Last in Shoreditch, London. From a cobbler's tool to a brothel and now a legendary music venue, this pub has seen it all! This episode was inspired by Gerry.

Interesting Things with JC #574: “Slime Mold” - Did you know that slime molds are intelligent organisms capable of solving complex problems? These fascinating creatures are a testament to the wonders of nature.

Interesting Things with JC #573: "The Minnesota Woolly Girl and Hypertrichosis" - Discover the fascinating story of Alice Doherty, America's only person born with hypertrichosis - also known as werewolf syndrome. Learn about her life and struggles with the rare condition.

Interesting Things with JC #572: "Longevity, Food, and Mindset" - Unlock the secret to a long and healthy life with a heart-healthy diet! Boost your lifespan and healthspan by incorporating the right foods and mindset.

Interesting Things with JC #571: "The Significance of 323" - Unlock the power of the number 323. Discover the message of spiritual guidance, positivity, and abundance that it holds. Trust your inner wisdom and keep an eye out for signs from above!

Interesting Things with JC #570: "The World's Tallest Couple: Anna & Martin" - Discover the fascinating story of Anna Swan, born weighing 16 pounds and grew to 7 feet 11 inches tall. From working at Barnum's museum to finding love in the heart of Martin, and becoming the world's tallest couple, their life together was a true spectacle.

Interesting Things with JC #569: "John Quincy Adams and the Hollow Earth Expedition" - Did you know that President Adams authorized an expedition to the center of the Earth in the 1820s? Learn about the theory of a hollow earth and the failed voyage that followed.