Betcha Didn’t Know that the internet you’re using right now began as a military project to survive nuclear war! Armon Newton uncovers how a Cold War-era communication experiment grew into the global phenomenon we know today. From the first email (sent between two side-by-side computers!) to the invention of the World Wide Web, this episode will have you marveling at the internet’s evolution—complete with coffee pot webcams, dial-up screeches, and even a near miss with the name “Cadaver.”
The Alchemy of Color: How Medieval Artists Made Paint
Join Andy Andrews as he reveals the fascinating history of paint, from egg-based “illuminations” in medieval manuscripts to Tyrian Purple—a dye so...
Poach an Egg?
Wes Hampton is a GRAMMY® Award winning vocalist AND a Master Chef. Will he sing while he cooks? Watch and Find out!
U.S. Armed Forces
There are six service branches of the United States Armed forces, but did you know they’re always listed in a specific order? Watch and listen as...
Fried Corn Bread
If there is one thing Bob Woodall knows for SURE, it’s how to fry some corn bread. FRIED CORN BREAD???? That’s right, and you do NOT want to...
Does watching movies with your children provide opportunities to discuss societal topics, or is it merely entertainment?
I think that that watching movies with your children can be entertainment, but I think any type of entertainment can also be used to advance the...
1964 Sears Catalog
At 1,715 pages, the Sears catalog had everything the families of 1964 needed for style, comfort and entertainment. Grab a seat by the coffee table,...
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