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Dr. Seuss Wrote His Most Famous Book On A Bet
Dr. Seuss Wrote His Most Famous Book On A Bet

Nowadays, world-famous children's author Dr. Seuss is one of the most well-known writers on the planet. "Green Eggs and Ham", one of his most success…

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Feral Children and the True Story Behind The Jungle Book
Feral Children and the True Story Behind The Jungle Book

What inspired Rudyard Kipling to write The Jungle Book? Join the guys as they explore the real-life, tragic stories of feral children abandoned by th…

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When Dentist Sold Dentures Made with Corpse Teeth
When Dentist Sold Dentures Made with Corpse Teeth

Here in the modern day, most people don’t love going to the dentist — but we still have it much better than the dental patients of yesteryear! Join t…

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The Laxative-laden Journey of Lewis and Clark
The Laxative-laden Journey of Lewis and Clark

Before Lewis and Clark set out to explore the western side of the continent, they tried to prepare for every possible contingency — including medical…

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The Strange and Spectacularly Disgusting Story of the Great Kentucky Meat Shower
The Strange and Spectacularly Disgusting Story of the Great Kentucky Meat Shower

On March 3rd, 1876, residents of Bath County, Kentucky were startled to see what appeared to be chunks and flakes of meat falling from the clear, clo…

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The Bizarre Origin of the Oxford English Dictionary
The Bizarre Origin of the Oxford English Dictionary

With 600,000 words and 3 million quotations, the Oxford English Dictionary is a massive tome. Work began on the dictionary in 1857, but the first edi…

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How Conman Victor Lustig Sold The Eiffel Tower (Twice)
How Conman Victor Lustig Sold The Eiffel Tower (Twice)

Born Robert Miller, the man who would later become known as Count Victor Lustig traveled across Europe and the US bilking hundreds of people out of h…

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George Carlin Gets Quoted in the Supreme Court: Ridiculous Stand-up Stories with Wayne Federman
George Carlin Gets Quoted in the Supreme Court: Ridiculous Stand-up Stories with Wayne Federman

In the second part of this two-part series, special guest Wayne Federman explores the strange, curse-word-riddled stand-up bit that resulted in Georg…

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The People vs. Lenny Bruce: Ridiculous Stand-up Stories with Wayne Federman
The People vs. Lenny Bruce: Ridiculous Stand-up Stories with Wayne Federman

Lenny Bruce is a legend in the history of stand-up comedy, and while his use of explicit language thrilled audience members, it didn't win him any fr…

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The Life and Times of Ol' Knife Hand
The Life and Times of Ol' Knife Hand

A necropolis in what is now Northern Italy holds a strange and, at first glance, terrifying corpse. A Lombard man, aged somewhere between 40 and 50 y…

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