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Interesting Things with JC

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    • Episodes vary in duration from 30 seconds to 8 minutes.

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707: "Micrography Unveiled"

Interesting Things with JC #707: "Micrography Unveiled" - Discover the fascinating world of micrography, where intricate letters and symbols create captivating art. From ancient manuscripts to modern masterpieces, this story unravels the secrets behind this unique artistic technique. Explore the fusion of language and creativity that brings images to life.

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551: "Half-time Performers Do Not Get Paid"

Interesting Things with JC #551: "Half-time Performers Do Not Get Paid" - the Super Bowl halftime show, which started as a marching band performance has evolved into a major musical event, attracting millions of viewers worldwide. Interestingly, the performers are not paid directly!

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