Interesting Things with JC #1212: "Hawk-Eye Technology" - From controversial calls to unquestionable precision, Hawk-Eye has changed how sports are officiated. With millimeter accuracy, this technology has become essential in tennis, cricket, soccer, and beyond. Explore how it works and why it’s shaping the future of sports.

Interesting Things with JC #1186: "Chevrolet K10" – The Chevy K10 wasn’t just another pickup; it was a symbol of rugged durability. From its early days in the 1960s to the iconic square-body design of the 1970s and 80s, this truck built a legacy on farms, job sites, and off-road trails. Discover how the K10 evolved and why it remains a sought-after classic today.

Interesting Things with JC #1184: "National Girls and Women in Sports Day" – From running secret marathons to making history in horse racing, these lesser-known female athletes redefined what’s possible. Discover the untold stories of trailblazers who changed the game forever.

Interesting Things with JC #1131: "A Simple Riddle 9" - Think you’ve got what it takes to solve today’s riddle? Test your brainpower, but don’t forget—pause the podcast before I give you the answer if you need more time to think!

Interesting Things with JC #1128: "The Record-Breaking Run of Maureen Wilton" - At just 13 years old, Maureen Wilton broke the women’s marathon world record in 1967.

Interesting Things with JC #1127: "G16E-GTS - Toyota’s Turbocharged Titan" - Small but mighty, Toyota’s G16E-GTS is a turbocharged 1.6L, 3-cylinder engine that redefines what compact power can achieve. Built with cutting-edge engineering, this little powerhouse stands toe-to-toe with much larger engines. Discover the story behind this revolutionary design.

Interesting Things with JC #1107: "Vendée Globe: A Race Around Antarctica" - Explore the thrilling world of the Vendée Globe, a solo, nonstop sailing race encircling Antarctica enhanced by modern technology! This extreme maritime challenge pushes sailors to their limits, confronting them with towering waves, intense isolation, and freezing temperatures.

A big thank you to TechEdTeacher for inspiring this episode!

Interesting Things with JC #1104: "The Flawed Gatekeeping of Knowledge on Wikipedia" - How do Wikipedia's rules affect our understanding of history? Learn how its strict policies exclude credible historical sources, leading to biased narratives and knowledge loss. Why does this matter for our grasp of human history?

Interesting Things with JC #1042: "The Secret: A Treasure Hunt"

Explore Byron Preiss's 1982 book "The Secret," a real-life treasure hunt with nine treasures still hidden across North America. We delve into the cryptic clues and the enduring mystery that continues to intrigue adventurers today.

Could you be the one to unlock the next secret?

Interesting Things with JC #1027: "A Simple Riddle 2" - A riddle about two fathers, two sons, and three fish—how do they each get one? Tune in to find out!

Interesting Things with JC #1022: "Eastside Sports, Bishop California" - Explore the legacy of Wilson’s Eastside Sports, a family-owned mountain sports store in Bishop, CA, providing gear and local expertise since 1977.

Interesting Things with JC #1018: "Mazda Renesis Rotary Engine" - Explore the advanced engineering of the Renesis rotary engine that powered the Mazda RX-8, pushing the limits of performance and efficiency.

Interesting Things with JC #099: "The Eiffel Tower is Taller in Summer" - Curious about how the Eiffel Tower changes with the seasons?

Interesting Things with JC #098: "Biting Gold Medals" - Discover why athletes bite their medals for the camera!

Interesting Things with JC #091: "Whiteface Mountain and New York's Best Hiking Trail" - Discover the adventure and stunning views of hiking Whiteface Mountain's Summit Trail in the Adirondacks.

Interesting Things with JC #074: "Arturo Gatti" - Delve into the life of Arturo "Thunder" Gatti, a legendary Canadian boxer known for his resilience and thrilling fighting style. This episode covers his career highlights, personal challenges, and lasting legacy in the world of boxing.

Interesting Things with JC #002: "The Cheese Rolling Festival" - Dive into the thrilling world of the Cheese Rolling Festival at Cooper’s Hill, a unique British tradition where bravery and cheese collide in a spectacular race for glory.

Interesting Things with JC #963: "Rare Versatility - Football Linemen" - Explore the exceptional adaptability of football linemen who excel in playing multiple positions on the line, showcasing their versatility and intelligence in the game. A story inspired by Ashten Cheatham.

Interesting Things with JC #953: "Snowboarding" - Experience the exhilarating evolution of snowboarding, from its inception as the "snurfer" to its thrilling debut at the Winter Olympics. Delve into the sport's history, innovation, and adrenaline-pumping feats on the slopes.

Interesting Things with JC #894: "Q-Collar" - Explore the revolutionary Q-Collar, a game-changer in brain protection for athletes and soldiers. From reducing brain slosh to its global impact, this innovative gear reshapes safety on the sports field and battlefield alike.