A Short Story Podcast Series
Interesting Things with JC
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955: "Fossilized Finger in Texas"
Interesting Things with JC #955: "Fossilized Finger in Texas" - Unravel the mystery of a fossilized human finger discovered in Texas, challenging conventional timelines and raising questions about Earth's history. Amid skepticism and debate, could this anomaly offer a paradigm-shifting revelation?
945: "The Ottosdal Objects"
Interesting Things with JC #945: "The Ottosdal Objects" - The Ottosdal Objects, discovered in South African pyrophyllite deposits, have stirred controversy among fringe groups and scientists alike. Are they ancient artifacts or geological anomalies?
759: "Cradle of Clay - Desert Lake Beds"
Interesting Things with JC #759: "Cradle of Clay - Desert Lake Beds" - Explore the scientific mysteries of clay soil in desert lake beds, delving into its mineral composition, particle size distribution, swelling-shrinking behavior, and soil structure. Uncover the secrets of this unique terrain.
651: "Mount St. Helens"
Interesting Things with JC #651: "Mount St. Helens" - May 18th, 1980: The Mount St. Helens eruption in Washington State caused significant damage and loss of life. The event became a reminder of the power of nature and the importance of disaster preparedness.
329: "Mt. Diablo"
Interesting Things with JC #329: "Mt. Diabloā€¯ is one of the most prominent landforms in northern California, located in the San Francisco Bay Area to the east of Walnut Creek. In 1851, it was chosen as the starting point for the Mount Diablo Base Line and Meridian, which were used to measure land in two-thirds of California and all of Nevada. At the top of the mountain, there are amazing views in all directions.