Episode 1465
Interesting Things with JC #1465: "250 Years of the Marine Corps" – Forged in a tavern, tested in war. From Tripoli to Iwo Jima to Kabul, the U.S. Marines built 250 years of elite grit where precisi…
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Episode 1464
Interesting Things with JC #1464: "NCO vs Officer" – Two ranks, one mission. Officers chart the course; NCOs make it real. Where strategy meets grit and every Marine is a Rifleman first.
Published on 1 month, 1 week ago
Episode 1463
Interesting Things with JC #1463: "The Red Ball Express" – In 1944, thousands of trucks raced across France to fuel an army on the move. Most were driven by Black soldiers who never got the glory, bu…
Published on 1 month, 1 week ago
Episode 1462
Interesting Things with JC #1462: "Cream City Brick" – Milwaukee didn’t get its look from a catalog, it got it from the land. Bricks made from ancient seafloor clay gave the city its warm hue, its st…
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Episode 1461
Interesting Things with JC #1461: "Inside the Black Hole We Call Home" – What if our universe isn’t floating in space… but folded inside it? A radical cosmology flips collapse into creation, and chan…
Published on 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Episode 1460
Interesting Things with JC #1460: "Katharine Story: The Designer Who Trusted Her Eye Over Tradition" – She shaped her world by feel, not formula. From Camden to Laguna, Katharine's instinct carved a …
Published on 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Episode 1459
Interesting Things with JC #1459: "The Woman Who Danced Between Two Worlds" – She didn’t ask to belong. She proved she did. King Lan Chew stepped into history not by force, but by grace and grit. A C…
Published on 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Episode 1458
Interesting Things with JC #1458: "How a Wardrobe Malfunction Invented the Modern Bra" – A ruined dress, two handkerchiefs, and a flash of frustration led to one of fashion’s most quietly radical inv…
Published on 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Episode 1457
Interesting Things with JC #1457: "The 1492 Ensisheim Meteor" – In 1492, a thunderous roar split the skies over Ensisheim, and a blazing stone crashed to Earth. Villagers saw a sign from God. Centuri…
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Episode 1456
Interesting Things with JC #1456: "The Invention of the Time Zone" – Before the trains, every town kept its own noon. Then one day in 1883, a single telegraph signal reset an entire continent. The mo…
Published on 1 month, 2 weeks ago
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