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The Windrush Generation

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This Famous Artwork Isn’t What You Think … | “The Great Wave off Kanagawa” by Hokusai explained

Let’s dive into the fascinating story behind “The Great Wave off Kanagawa,” one of the most famous japanese artworks in the world. This video reveals the surprising truth about Hokusai’s masterpiece and how it was created. We explore the deep … Continue reading →

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How could one man write a dictionary? | SAMUEL JOHNSON

[…] Samuel Johnson’s 1755 dictionary was one heck of an achievement. But it is also far from perfect. In this episode, Jess and Rob discuss some of the more amusing entries within its pages, and even the words that landed … Continue reading →

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How Supermarkets Rewired The Planet

Learn more about Human Footprint: https://www.pbs.org/show/human-footprint The supermarket is one of the strangest and most powerful inventions in human history. Grocery shopping is often perceived as a simple, mundane activity. And for many, access to food has never been more … Continue reading →

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Mozelle Baitise Delacroix’s only son | Brazil has a strong Yoruba cultural presence…

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Bro eyes have two step verification 🫡

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If English were spoken with Swedish syntax

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Why didn’t Europe love denim like the US? (yes, they did invent both fabrics though)

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The Three Little Pigs’ 3,000-Year-Old Secret

🐷 The Three Little Pigs — you think you know the story…… Dive into the dark origins of the Three Little Pigs, a tale echoing with ancient myths and long-forgotten rituals. Journey back to the Bronze Age where the story … Continue reading →

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Why are they spelled with U?

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