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It’s A Thanksgiving Miracle: Johnny Appleseed Edition
US history is full of surprises! Today, we dig into Johnny Appleseed. Why did he plant all those apples? And…. did he plant all those apples? Edit 12.3.25: There are some questions I’m coming up repeatedly in the comments. Nope, … Continue reading
Why Is It Called Jaywalking? The Surprising Origin of the Word
Why do we call it jaywalking — and what does it have to do with birds, cities, and public shaming? In this episode, Gareth and Dex explore the surprising origin of the word jaywalking and how it emerged in early … Continue reading
When Artists Work With Scientists, It Might | Art & Science Collide
21 Oct 2025 #EndangeredSpecies #SciFi #LosAngeles “In late 2024/early 2025, @gettymuseum’s PST LA brought together cultural and scientific institutions from around SoCal to explore the intersection of Art and Science. The new PBS documentary ART & SCIENCE COLLIDE, explores the … Continue reading
El Árbol del Tule in Oaxaca, Mexico is the widest tree in the world. Its trunk spans over 42 meters (138 ft)
El Árbol del Tule in Oaxaca, Mexico is the widest tree in the world. Its trunk spans over 42 meters (138 ft) byu/Justin_Godfrey inDamnthatsinteresting
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