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Interesting Things with JC
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Episodes vary in duration from 30 seconds to 8 minutes.
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833: "Izmir, Turkey"
Interesting Things with JC #833: "Izmir, Turkey" - Dive into the vibrant city of Izmir, Turkey, where ancient history meets a bustling present. Explore the iconic Clock Tower, savor the gastronomic delights of Kumru, and witness the panoramic views from Kadifekale fortress.
832: "Hamburg, Germany"
Interesting Things with JC #832: "Hamburg, Germany" unfolds a rich narrative of maritime grandeur, from the bustling port to the UNESCO Speicherstadt. Discover the city's literary ties, architectural marvels, and a commitment to sustainability, inviting exploration beyond its canals.
831: "Manitoba Mauler"
Interesting Things with JC #831: "Manitoba Mauler" - Unleash the power of fast-moving winter storms from Alberta Province, known as Manitoba Maulers. These storms, featuring evenly-distributed snowfalls, have left their mark, with Bergland in Michigan receiving 12.3 inches and parts of North Dakota accumulating up to 15 inches.
830: "Oldest Known Pyramid"
Interesting Things with JC #830: "Oldest Known Pyramid"—Indonesian experts reveal Gunung Padang as the world's oldest pyramid, crafted by human hands 25,000 years ago. Meticulous research using cutting-edge techniques exposes a complex tapestry of construction, challenging preconceptions about ancient civilizations.
829: "Respect"
Interesting Things with JC #829: "Respect" - Dive into the transformative power of respect, a guiding principle for positive relationships and societal well-being. From fostering equality to encouraging open dialogue, explore its impact on personal growth and cultural harmony.
828: "Homeless Veterans in the United States"
Interesting Things with JC #828: "Homeless Veterans in the United States" sheds light on the alarming reality of 67,495 veterans facing homelessness, comprising 10.6% of the total homeless population. Veterans, twice as likely to become homeless, grapple with post-service challenges, highlighting the need for comprehensive support.
827: "Honor, Courage, & Commitment"
Interesting Things with JC #827: "Honor, Courage, & Commitment" - Discover the enduring virtues of Honor, Courage, and Commitment that have shaped the destiny of Marines. These values are the bedrock of ethical conduct, integrity, and unyielding determination, inspiring resilience and triumph throughout history.
826: "Aluminum Foil - The Shiny vs Dull Side"
Interesting Things with JC #826: "Aluminum Foil - The Shiny vs Dull Side" - Unveil the culinary secret of aluminum foil. Shiny or dull, which side holds the key to kitchen magic? Explore the mystery and choose your culinary ally.
825: "Shape Memory Alloys"
Interesting Things with JC #825: "Shape Memory Alloys" - Dive into the enchanting world of Shape Memory Alloys, where science and innovation meet. Discover their mysterious transformation and their invaluable role in aerospace and medical applications.
824: "Millennial vs Gen-Z Sock Height"
Interesting Things with JC #824: "Millennial vs Gen-Z Sock Height" - Gen Z's love for calf-high socks clashes with Millennial's ankle sock preference, shaping their unique fashion identities. Discover how sock choices reflect ever-aging generational trends.
823: "Soap to Treat Melanoma"
Interesting Things with JC #823: "Soap to Treat Melanoma" - 14-year-old Heman Bekele has developed an affordable soap that fights melanoma, a groundbreaking solution in skin cancer treatment. His invention combines innovative soap technology with medical science, making cancer care more accessible.
822: "Why Doritos are so Flammable"
Interesting Things with JC #822: "Why Doritos are so Flammable" - Delve into the scientific intrigue of Doritos' surprising flammability, unveiling how these beloved snacks can ignite campfires in a pinch. Uncover the unique components that make Doritos a handy fire-starting secret.
821: "Fall Back"
Interesting Things with JC #821: "Fall Back" - Dive into the intricate global tapestry of Daylight Saving Time, from Europe's steadfast tradition to Egypt's unique temporal dance. Explore the history of time adjustments.
820: "Structure & Spontaneity"
Interesting Things with JC #820: "Structure & Spontaneity" - Rediscover the joy of living in the moment, embracing spontaneity, and finding a balance between structure and spontaneity. Learn valuable life lessons from the carefree mindset of childhood, and nurture your inner child's desire for playfulness.
819: "Bulgaria's Triumph: The Battle of Lule Burgas"
Interesting Things with JC #819: "Bulgaria's Triumph: The Battle of Lule Burgas" - In 1912, Bulgaria achieved a historic victory against the Ottoman Empire in the Battle of Lule Burgas, a pivotal moment in the First Balkan War. This triumph opened the path to Constantinople, marking the decline of Ottoman rule in the Balkans and setting the stage for significant territorial changes through the Treaty of London. Explore this dramatic chapter in Balkan history and its enduring legacy.
818: "Hallowmas"
Interesting Things with JC #818: "Hallowmas" - Unveil the intricate mosaic of tradition and remembrance during Hallowmas, where All Hallows' Eve, All Saints' Day, and All Souls' Day interweave in an enchanting journey. This woven mosaic bridges the sacred and the secular, bringing to life ancient beliefs and spiritual rituals, celebrating Halloween, saints, souls, and the profound connection between the living and the departed.
817: "The New Jersey Devil"
Interesting Things with JC #817: "The New Jersey Devil" - Explore the enigmatic legends of the Jersey Devil lurking in the Pine Barrens. Uncover eerie folklore, cryptid encounters, and the chilling origins of this mysterious creature.
816: "Bewitched"
Interesting Things with JC #816: "Bewitched" - Dive into the enchanting world of this classic 1960s TV series, where magic, witches, and curses collide. Learn about the show's iconic characters, its surprising connections to biblical narratives, and the mysterious 'Bewitched Curse.' Discover TV history with a touch of magic.
815: "Ed Gein: The Real-Life Inspiration Behind The Texas Chainsaw Massacre"
Interesting Things with JC #815: "Ed Gein: The Real-Life Inspiration Behind The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" - Dive into the eerie connection between Ed Gein's horrific crimes and the iconic horror film, revealing the dark truths behind this chilling inspiration for Leatherface and the macabre family. Explore the real horror that influenced reel terror.
814: "The Little Albert Experiment"
Interesting Things with JC #814: "The Little Albert Experiment" - Explore the pioneering study by John B. Watson and Rosalie Rayner in early 20th-century psychology. This tale unveils Little Albert's transformation as innocence gave way to fear through classical conditioning with a resounding gong. It raises questions of ethics, leaving an indelible mark on the study of human emotion and behavioral psychology.
Ref - Mary Coverjo Nes (1924) A Laboratory Study of Fear: The Case Of Peter, The Pedagogical Seminary and Journal of Genetic Psychology, 31:4, 308-315, DOI: 10.1080/08856559.1924.9944851