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The Hawaiian Pizza - A Legacy
The Hawaiian Pizza - A Legacy

Episode 557

Rerun. Sam Panopoulos, creator of the Hawaiian pizza, died on 8th June, 2017 at the age of 83. Originally Greek, he moved to Ontario, Canada at the a…

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My Name Isn't Prince
My Name Isn't Prince

Episode 556

When Prince announced he would no longer go by his birth name on June 7th, 1993, it took the public and his record label, Warner Brothers, by surpris…

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Digging Up Josef Mengele
Digging Up Josef Mengele

Episode 555

Notorious Nazi doctor, ‘Angel of Death’ Josef Mengele, spent the last twenty years of his life on the run. His remains were recovered in São Paulo on…

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So I Acquitted An Axe Murderer
So I Acquitted An Axe Murderer

Episode 554

Lizzie Borden’s murder trial began on June 5, 1893 in New Bedford Courthouse, Massachusetts. The 32 year-old was accused of killing her father, wealt…

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Who Invented The Telephone?
Who Invented The Telephone?

Episode 552

Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Watson made an important discovery, by accident, on June 2, 1875. While working on their ‘harmonic telegraph’. Watso…

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Heimlich’s Big Maneuver
Heimlich’s Big Maneuver

Episode 551

‘Cafe coronaries’ were a fact of life until The Journal of Emergency Medicine published details of The Heimlich Manoeuvre on June 1, 1974.


In so doing…

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When Psy Broke The Internet
When Psy Broke The Internet

Episode 550


Viral megahit ‘Gangnam Style’, by South Korean pop star Psy, became the first video to reach 2 billion plays on YouTube, on May 31st, 2014.


The EDM/K-…

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The Peasants Are Revolting
The Peasants Are Revolting

Episode 549

The most significant rebellion of the Medieval era, the so-called Peasant’s Revolt, kicked off in Brentwood, Essex on 30th May, 1381, when tax collec…

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When Australia Said Sorry
When Australia Said Sorry

Episode 547

A coalition of Australian community groups came together on May 26th, 1998 for the country’s first “National Sorry Day”, an annual day of atonement f…

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Shakespeare Unbanned
Shakespeare Unbanned

Episode 546

Rerun. Chinese citizens were once again able to read and perform the works of William Shakespeare on 25th May, 1977.


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