A Short Story Podcast Series
Interesting Things with JC
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Episodes vary in duration from 30 seconds to 8 minutes.
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876: "The 5th Day of Christmas"
Interesting Things with JC #876: "The 5th Day of Christmas" - Explore the multifaceted symbolism of "5 Golden Rings," from its biblical ties to cultural and musical resonance, highlighting themes of enduring value, eternal love, and divine connection.
873: "The 2nd Day of Christmas"
Interesting Things with JC #873: "The 2nd Day of Christmas" - Delve into the profound symbolism of two turtle doves, intertwining Christian teachings of purity and sacrifice with themes of enduring love and commitment, rooted in both religious and cultural contexts. This classic tale reveals the rich narrative depth behind a beloved song, connecting spiritual virtues with universal human sentiments, creating a resonant blend of historical origins and timeless themes.
755: "Pulgas Water Temple"
Interesting Things with JC #755: "Pulgas Water Temple" - Embark on a sensory journey at the Pulgas Water Temple, an architectural marvel that commemorates the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct's completion. Follow the path of melting Sierra Nevada snow to reservoirs, and learn how water sustains San Francisco. Delve into history, architecture, and the delicate balance between nature and human innovation.