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    Explore "historicalsignificance" with insightful episodes like "WWDTM: 25th Year Spectacular Part VI!", "Secrets of the Civil War: Survival Off the Battlefields", "The Facsimile, Part 2", "Excrement of the Stars" and "Listener Mail: Green Stamps" from podcasts like ""Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!", "Here's Where It Gets Interesting", "Stuff To Blow Your Mind", "Endless Thread" and "Stuff To Blow Your Mind"" and more!

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    Secrets of the Civil War: Survival Off the Battlefields

    Secrets of the Civil War: Survival Off the Battlefields

    Today, let’s talk about what life was like during the Civil War for people who weren’t on the battlefield. What did they get up and do every day? What did they worry about? We’ll witness the war through the eyes of five women whose stories are symbolic of the real experiences–the hopes, the sorrows, the loneliness and the joy–that countless women endured during the Civil War.


    Special thanks to the curators of the Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Museum, including Sister Lavonia “Lee” Bailey, Reverend Edward Maurice Bailey, Nelson Polite, and Minnie P. Vinson.


    Hosted by: Sharon McMahon

    Executive Producer: Heather Jackson

    Audio Producer: Jenny Snyder

    Written and researched by: Heather Jackson, Valerie Hoback, Amy Watkin, and Mandy Reid



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    The Facsimile, Part 2

    The Facsimile, Part 2

    It’s easy to take document duplication for granted in our modern age, but our digital ease follows centuries of mechanical innovation and millennia of human specialization in the form of the scribe. In this Stuff to Blow Your Mind two-parter, Robert and Joe explore the history and invention of the facsimile.

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    Excrement of the Stars

    Excrement of the Stars

    Thousands of years ago, a massive meteoroid seared through the Earth’s atmosphere and split into fragments over Greenland. Its pieces were later used for toolmaking by the Inughuit that inhabited northwestern Greenland. In other words: Inughuit people used space knives.

    This fact, featured in a viral Reddit post on r/todayilearned, spurred an Endless Thread deep dive into a forgotten history of American exploration and exploitation abroad.

    Ep. 1382 - A Society Without Men Is A Dying Society

    Ep. 1382 - A Society Without Men Is A Dying Society

    The Leftist culture war against traditional masculinity continues to gain steam as China takes a different path; and NBC News recommends you skip the turkey this Thanksgiving.

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    Fingernails, Part 1

    Fingernails, Part 1

    How fast do human fingernails and toenails grow? Are they claws and, if not, what are they? In this Stuff to Blow Your Mind exploration, Robert and Joe dive into the anatomy, evolution culture and mythology of the “nail as old as time.”

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