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Stuff You Should Know

If you've ever wanted to know about champagne, satanism, the Stonewall Uprising, chaos theory, LSD, El Nino, true crime and Rosa Parks, then look no further. Josh and Chuck have you covered.

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Henry Ford: The Good, Bad and Ugly

10 Sep 2024
45m
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This podcast episode provides a deep dive into Henry Ford's multifaceted legacy, highlighting his innovative spirit as well as his controlling and controversial tendencies. From the groundbreaking assembly line to his significant yet manipulative wage policies, the hosts unravel the complexities of Ford's management st...

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Selects: How Futurology Works

07 Sep 2024
39m
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This podcast episode traces the historical development of futurology, highlighting the contrasting views of futurists like Herman Kahn and organizations such as the Club of Rome, and examining the methods utilized to predict the future, from the Delphi technique to backcasting. It delves into the intersection of techno...

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Ludwig II: The Only Real King of the 19th Century

05 Sep 2024
47m
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This podcast episode intricately weaves the tale of King Ludwig II of Bavaria, portraying him as a tragic figure caught between his romantic idealism and the harsh realities of his reign. It highlights his escapist tendencies, particularly through his artistic patronage, architectural endeavors, and complex personal li...

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Short Stuff: Rescuing Mistreated Pets

04 Sep 2024
13m
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This podcast episode emphasizes the critical need for awareness and proactive measures when it comes to rescuing animals in distress, particularly focusing on the legal frameworks that protect individuals who intervene in emergencies, the correct procedures for reporting animal abuse, and the significance of acting wit...

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The History of Streaming Music

03 Sep 2024
49m
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This podcast episode examines the evolution of music streaming services from their inception, highlighting the significant milestones such as Rhapsody, Pandora, and the iPhone's role in transforming the industry landscape with the rise of Spotify and Tidal. The hosts discuss the ongoing challenges faced by streaming pl...

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Selects: The Manson Family Murders Part 1

31 Aug 2024
46m
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This podcast episode delves into the dark and twisted narrative of the Manson Family Murders, exploring the psychological and sociopolitical motives behind the heinous acts committed by Charles Manson and his followers. It examines how Manson’s troubled past shaped his manipulative nature and his delusional belief in i...

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How Bomb Disposal Works

29 Aug 2024
47m
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This podcast episode provides a comprehensive examination of bomb disposal technology and the significant risks faced by technicians in the field, tracing the evolution of methods from rudimentary techniques to advanced robotics and x-ray technologies, while also addressing the dangers posed by unexploded ordnance and ...

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Short Stuff: Skid Row (not the band)

28 Aug 2024
12m
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This podcast episode delves into the complex history of Skid Row, tracing its preservation in the 1970s as a humanitarian effort juxtaposed against gentrification that reshaped downtown Los Angeles. While the episode reflects on improvements in living conditions for some residents through the refurbishment of single-ro...

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The Strange Story of the 1904 Olympic Marathon

27 Aug 2024
40m
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This podcast episode explores the troubling narrative of the 1904 Olympic marathon, characterized by racial discrimination, poor planning, and dubious practices, particularly under the leadership of James E. Sullivan, who orchestrated the discriminatory "Anthropology Games" and implemented harmful hydration theories. T...

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Selects: Hummingbirds: Ornery Helicopters of the Animal Kingdom

24 Aug 2024
46m
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This podcast episode illuminates the fascinating world of hummingbirds, showcasing their extraordinary flight capabilities, unique courtship rituals, and dietary needs, while also offering practical advice on how to attract these remarkable creatures to your own backyard, underscoring the importance of conservation eff...

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The Luddites: Misunderstood Working Class Heroes

22 Aug 2024
41m
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This podcast episode provides an in-depth examination of the Luddites' historical struggle against exploitative factory conditions during the early industrial revolution, clarifying that their resistance was not merely an aversion to technology but a fight for fairness and equitable capitalism. The discussion dismantle...

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Short Stuff: Chupacabra

21 Aug 2024
12m
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This podcast episode delves into the fascinating and bewildering legend of the chupacabra, tracing its bizarre physical characteristics, origins, and the impact of technology on its spread through folklore. While dissecting historical sightings, debunking misconceptions through scientific explanations, and exploring im...

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True Mysteries of the Internet

20 Aug 2024
47m
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This podcast episode uncovers two intriguing mysteries: the enigma surrounding "The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet," a synth-pop track with unknown origins, and the tale of John Titor, a self-proclaimed time traveler from 2036. The episode highlights the extensive efforts made by enthusiasts and researchers to id...

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Selects: Body Language!

17 Aug 2024
37m
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This podcast episode reveals the intricate dynamics of body language and its potential for misinterpretation, emphasizing the significance of nonverbal communication in understanding human interactions. Through expert insights, the hosts unpack the theories behind instant judgments, cultural variances in gestural meani...

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The Cher Episode

15 Aug 2024
51m
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This podcast episode chronicles the extraordinary journey of Cher and Sonny Bono, from their rise to fame with hits and a beloved television show to the complexities of their partnership and Cher's subsequent solo triumphs in music and acting. It highlights Cher's iconic fashion collaborations, her struggles and succes...

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Short Stuff: Tarring and Feathering

14 Aug 2024
12m
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This podcast episode delves into the gruesome historical practice of tarring and feathering, examining its brutal processes and infamous cases such as that of John Malcolm, while also contextualizing its role as a punishment during the American Revolution and exploring its social implications across class divides. The ...

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Minecraft! Minecraft! Minecraft!

13 Aug 2024
54m
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This podcast episode chronicles Minecraft's transformation from a humble side project into a global phenomenon, exploring its gameplay mechanics, customization through mods, extensive influence on YouTube, community-driven storytelling, and the myriad benefits it offers players, especially children. The journey showcas...

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Selects: Genghis Khan: Madman or Genius?

10 Aug 2024
49m
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This podcast episode examines the multifaceted legacy of Genghis Khan, tracing his journey from a humble childhood to becoming one of history's most formidable conquerors. It highlights his remarkable leadership qualities, innovative military strategies, and the transformation from a relentless warrior to a wise admini...

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The Call of the Void: Don’t Pick Up!

08 Aug 2024
41m
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This podcast episode delves into the phenomenon of intrusive thoughts and The Call of the Void, emphasizing that these experiences are common human occurrences that do not necessarily reflect our true desires or intentions. Through an exploration of scientific studies and various theories, the hosts highlight the compl...

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Short Stuff: Pruney Skin

07 Aug 2024
12m
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This podcast episode explores the fascinating phenomenon of pruney fingers, unraveling the scientific mechanisms behind their wrinkling, which involve vasoconstriction, and discussing their possible evolutionary advantages. While there is compelling evidence supporting the idea that pruney fingers enhance grip in wet c...

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