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Back to SearchHow Corporate Monopolies Invented Wyoming
Episode 5486
In this episode, we explore how corporate monopolies invented wyoming. Imagine a massive globe -spanning corporate monopoly building entire tech citi…
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How Chinese Exclusion Invented American Gatekeeping
Episode 5485
In this episode, we explore how chinese exclusion invented american gatekeeping. I want you to try and imagine a map of the United States, but mental…
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How Britain Accidentally Created America
Episode 5484
In this episode, we explore how britain accidentally created america. Imagine passing a piece of legislation so poorly conceived and so aggressively …
3 weeks ago
How Andrew Jackson Rewired American Politics
Episode 5483
In this episode, we explore how andrew jackson rewired american politics. You know, when we usually hear the word democracy, there's this, I don't kn…
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How an Illegal Assembly Built America
Episode 5482
In this episode, we explore how an illegal assembly built america. You know, usually when you walk into a major planning meeting, you have an agenda.…
3 weeks ago
How America Barely Survived Its Infancy
Episode 5481
In this episode, we explore how america barely survived its infancy. So imagine launching a brand new country. Right. Oh, an incredibly stressful tho…
3 weeks ago
How Alaska Became a Geopolitical Prize
Episode 5480
In this episode, we explore how alaska became a geopolitical prize. You know, if you think about the history of the world in terms of, like, a high s…
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How Alabama’s Soil Shaped Its History
Episode 5479
In this episode, we explore how alabama’s soil shaped its history. In February of 1861, Jefferson Davis was elected president of the newly formed Con…
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How a Shifting Swamp Became Florida
Episode 5478
In this episode, we explore how a shifting swamp became florida. You know, usually when you build a house, you look for a solid foundation, you know,…
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How a Picnic Ended the Cold War
Episode 5476
In this episode, we explore how a picnic ended the cold war. Imagine a war that lasts for 44 years. Right, which is, you know, an incredibly long tim…
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