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Yes, We Have Bananas
Yes, We Have Bananas

Episode 1346

Bananas, the world’s favourite fruit, were first displayed in London on 10th April, 1633, in the shop window of botanist Thomas Johnson, editor for G…

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Less of the Moors
Less of the Moors

Episode 1345

Spain began expel Moriscos - the descendants of Muslims who had converted, often under pressure, to Christianity - on 9th April, 1609. 

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The Nudge Revolution
The Nudge Revolution

Episode 1344

Cass Sunstein and Richard Thaler’s bestseller ‘Nudge’ was released on 8th April, 2008, catapulting a new method of behavioural economics into the pub…

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I'm Betty Ford, And I'm An Alcoholic
I'm Betty Ford, And I'm An Alcoholic

Episode 1343

Former First Lady Betty Ford quietly marked what she would later call her “sobriety birthday” on 7 April 1978: a deeply personal victory following ye…

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The Surprising History of Post-Its
The Surprising History of Post-Its

Episode 1342

3M scientist Spencer Silver created the adhesive that makes Post-It Notes sticky back in 1968 - but it wasn’t until 6th April, 1980 that the statione…

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The First Motorbike
The First Motorbike

Episode 1340

Gottlieb Daimler's patent for his high-speed petrol engine (dubbed the "Grandfather Clock") on 3rd April, 1885, wasn't just a technological breakthro…

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Let's Legalise Pinball
Let's Legalise Pinball

Episode 1339

With a single, deliberate shot, Roger Sharpe played pinball for the council of the New York City Council chamber on 2 April 1976, theatrically overtu…

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The Spaghetti Harvest
The Spaghetti Harvest

Episode 1338

One of the most famous hoaxes in broadcasting history aired on the BBC’s revered Panorama programme on April Fools Day, 1957: a segment purporting to…

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Riot in the Concert Hall
Riot in the Concert Hall

Episode 1337

It became known as the ‘Skandalkonzert’: an evening of expressionist, experimental pieces at Vienna’s Great Hall of the Musikverein on March 31, 1913…

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The First Ever Starbucks
The First Ever Starbucks

Episode 1336

When Starbucks opened in Pike Place, Seattle, on March 30th, 1971, it was a simple shop selling whole coffee beans, tea, and spices - with no creamy …

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