Interesting Things with JC #921: "Fort Smallwood Park" - Dive into the intriguing story behind Fort Smallwood Park, from its origins as a defensive structure in the Spanish-American War to its transformation into a serene public space today. Explore remnants of history and enjoy recreational activities along the picturesque Chesapeake Bay.

Interesting Things with JC #919: "Dresden" - Explore Dresden, known as "Florence on the Elbe," from its Baroque magnificence to its modern tech scene. Uncover its treasures, including the Frauenkirche's rebirth and the opulence of the Green Vault.

Interesting Things with JC #892: "Island of the Dead" explores Arnold Böcklin's renowned masterpiece and its journey from widespread fame to relative obscurity. Delve into the painting's haunting symbolism, historical significance, and contrasting counterpart, "Island of Life," revealing Böcklin's artistic evolution and enduring impact on art history.

Interesting Things with JC #764: "USS Yorktown (CV-10)" - Dive into the captivating story of the USS Yorktown, an iconic World War II aircraft carrier with a legacy that spans battles and space rescues. From the Battle of the Philippine Sea to its pivotal role in recovering Apollo 8.

Interesting Things with JC #710: "Trinity Site" - Delve into the historical significance of the Trinity Site, where the world's first atomic bomb was detonated, shaping the course of history. Explore the remote location, witness the mushroom cloud, and reflect on the birth of the Atomic Age.

Interesting Things with JC #695: "DARWIN - July1st, 1942" - Discover the untold story of Darwin's endurance during a devastating Japanese bombing raid in 1942. Learn about the city's remarkable recovery and how it has transformed into a vibrant metropolis.

Interesting Things with JC #641: "VE DAY" - May 8th, 1945: VE Day marks the end of WWII in Europe. On this day, Nazi Germany surrendered to the Allies. Let's remember the sacrifices made and celebrate the peace that followed.

Interesting Things with JC #616: "Samuel Beckett" - Discover the life and works of Samuel Beckett, the renowned Irish author, playwright, and poet who won the Nobel Prize in Literature. From "Waiting for Godot" to "Endgame," explore his minimalist style and existential themes that delve into the complexities of the human condition in the contemporary world.

Interesting Things with JC #563: "Battle for Los Angeles - 1942" - Discover the untold story of the Battle of Los Angeles during World War II, where a weather balloon triggered a city-wide blackout and anti-aircraft fire, leading to confusion and chaos. To this day some people believe aliens were involved, while others blame meteorologists.

Interesting Things with JC #550: "75 Years and an Ocean Apart: KT and Jeannine" - A young American soldier, who met a young French woman, while stationed in France during World War II. Experience the power of love in this heart-warming tale of two strangers from different worlds. Will their love conquer all?

Interesting Things with JC #501: "Candy Canes" - The candy cane was created in the 17th century in Germany and popularized in the early 1900s with added red stripes.

Juan Pujol Garcia, was a Spanish spy who acted as a double agent loyal to Great Britain against Nazi Germany during World War II, and a key figure in the Allied invasion of Normandy in 1944.