Interesting Things with JC #001: "The Smallest House in Great Britain" - Explore the charming and tiny red house in Conwy, known as the smallest in Great Britain. This unique dwelling showcases the extreme of minimalist living, providing a glimpse into the life of its last towering resident.

Interesting Things with JC #954: "Leprosy Bacteria" - Unravel the history, myths, and progress in combating the ancient malady of leprosy, caused by Mycobacterium leprae. Tune in to explore the journey from stigma to treatment.

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 #940: "Tomb of Seti - First Astrological Painting" - Delve into the celestial wonders of ancient Egypt as we uncover the mesmerizing first astrological painting in the Tomb of Seti.

Interesting Things with JC #933: "Ancient Scythian Leather is Human Skin" - Explore the captivating tale of the Scythians and their unconventional use of human skin in crafting. Delve into the historical narrative of Scythian culture and practices, revealing intriguing insights into ancient civilizations.

Interesting Things with JC #883: 'The 12th Day of Christmas' - Explore the significance of 12 drummers as they connect various historical periods, from ancient civilizations like Mesopotamia to medieval Europe. This narrative delves into the profound symbolic and cultural roles of drumming across time, uniting faith, history, and tradition in a rhythmic journey.

Interesting Things with JC #865: "Knoxville - A History of the Name" delves into the captivating story of how Knoxville earned its name. From the influential roles of William Blount and Henry Knox during the American Revolutionary War to the geographical tribute and Scottish heritage intertwined in the city's identity, explore the rich historical legacy.

Interesting Things with JC #841: "Dallas - 24 November 1963" delves into the shocking events as nightclub owner Jack Ruby shoots Lee Harvey Oswald live on TV, adding layers of mystery to JFK's assassination. The legal saga, Ruby's declining mental state revealed in a cryptic note, and the unresolved questions create a gripping narrative.

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.

Interesting Things with JC #797: "NJ Steamboat Revolution" - Journey back to October 11th, 1811 to witness Colonel Stevens' pioneering spirit as he introduced steam power to ferry transportation, forever changing the landscape of history and transportation.

Interesting Things with JC #763: "St. Elmo's Fire" - Sailors, explorers, and astronauts have marveled at the eerie phenomenon known as St. Elmo's Fire. Delve into its mysteries and discover its impact on aviation safety.

Interesting Things with JC #720: "The Dome of the Rock" - Join us on a spiritual journey to Jerusalem's sacred site, where Prophet Muhammad began his miraculous Night Journey to Heaven. Explore the significance in Islam, Judaism, and Christianity.

Interesting Things with JC #500: "Silent Night" - First performed on Christmas Eve 1818 at the St. Nicholas parish church in Oberndorf, written as a collaboration between Father Joseph Mohr and Organist Franz Xaver Gruber, in Mariapfarr, Austria.

Interesting Things with JC #498 - The Theatre Royal Drury Lane has been in operation for over 350 years. It has seen famous premieres, shows that stole the show, and its own dramas, both on and off stage!

Interesting Things with JC #495: "Sled Dog Racing" - Sled dogs are bred and trained for racing, and different breeds are better suited to different racing conditions. Alaskan Huskies, Siberian Huskies, and Samoyeds are among the most popular breeds for sled dog racing.

Interesting Things with JC #485: "Rocky and Benihana" - Teppanyaki restaurants originated in Japan in the late 1940s and were brought to the rest of the world by one man's vision.

Ref - https://www.benihana.com/

Interesting Things with JC #482: "Sampson the Shire Horse" was 3,359 pounds (1,524 kg) at the age of four, and is on record as the largest horse in recorded history.

Interesting Things with JC #481: "Louis vs Walcott - December 5th 1947" - American boxer Joe Louis faced Jersey Joe Walcott in New York City to defend his heavyweight crown.

Ref - https://www.thefightcity.com/joe-louis-vs-jersey-joe-walcott-i/

Interesting Things with JC #467: "1940 Houston Municipal Airport Terminal Building" - A sleek art deco masterpiece!

Interesting Things with JC #465: “Calvin Klein” Limited was a startup coat boutique in the York Hotel that opened in 1968 with $10,000. The original Calvin Klein collection was comprised of "young, uncomplicated coats and dresses".