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The Cave House in Mexico City

Episode 1387

Casa Cueva was completed in 1958 by artist Juan O Gorman. But in 1969, he sold the house to artist Helen Escobedo. She set off a controversy, which s…

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AO Mailbag: Souvenirs and Detours

Episode 1386

Host Kelly McEvers and producers Jerome and Amanda answer your questions about traveling while sick, memorable souvenirs and their best detours.

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The Legend of Kelpius

Episode 1385

From alchemy to doomsday prophecies, we delve into the lore of Johannes Kelpius, a mystic believed to have started a cult in the Wissahickon Valley n…

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Sibyl’s Cave

Episode 1383

In 2007, excavators dug 70-odd years’ worth of trash and debris from a cave in Hoboken, New Jersey. It had once been a popular recreation spot, and h…

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Traveling All 63 U.S National Parks with Grandma Joy

Episode 1384

Brad Ryan has traveled to all 63 U.S National Parks. But he’s not done it alone. He traveled with his grandmother, who was in her mid-80s when they f…

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Robot Saints (Classic)

Episode 1382

We meet the robot saints – sculptures made of wood and wire, of cams and pulleys during medieval times – that might just help us understand this new …

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The World Erotic Art Center

Episode 1381

Today. we're visiting the World Erotic Art Museum in Miami, a place that shattered the line between fine art and our deeply held taboos,


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The Museum That Began in One Woman’s House (Classic)

Episode 1380

Mary Maschal set out to document women’s history, unintentionally becoming part of it herself. Learn more about the Women's Museum of History here.


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Germany’s Most Romantic Post Office Box

Episode 1379

For decades, people have been addressing love letters to an oak tree deep in the Dodauer Forest in Germany called the Bridegroom’s Oak. The hope is t…

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The Hotel That Gave ‘Stockholm Syndrome’ Its Name

Episode 1378

“Stockholm Syndrome” is a term in pop psychology that’s come to mean situations where hostages develop emotional bonds with their captors. But it com…

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