WAREHOUSE

In The Warehouse, we store everything that’s been unloaded from the Content Barges. You can see it all in a glance…and each piece is arranged by delivery date!

The Surprising Science of Glass

The Surprising Science of Glass

Betcha Didn’t Know…glass isn’t really a solid! Join Andy Andrews as he shatters your expectations with surprising facts about this amazing material. From glass flowing over time to cracks racing at 3,000 miles per hour, this episode is crystal clear in its fun and fascinating science! Learn how glass is made, why old windows look wavy, and how “stunt glass” in movies is actually made from sugar!

Mastering Chicken Frying and Double-Fried Potatoes

Mastering Chicken Frying and Double-Fried Potatoes

Get ready to fry up some Southern charm with Bob Woodall! Join Bob as he channels his grandma’s kitchen wisdom, turning chicken into crispy, juicy perfection—plus, he’s got a few secrets for those golden double-fried fries that’ll have your guests begging for seconds. From “lizards and gizzards” to perfectly cooked thighs, this video is packed with tips, laughs, and a whole lot of flavor. Warning: watching may cause sudden cravings for fried food!

October 15, 2024

October 15, 2024

Take a look at the final meals of 13 famous historical figures in this intriguing Blue Plate Special! From Ernest Hemingway’s steak dinner to Elvis Presley’s midnight snack, and even Gandhi’s humble vegetarian feast, explore the fascinating foods that accompanied these notable individuals in their last moments…and more!

Supersonic

Supersonic

Join Briley Crisafi as she dives into the world of extreme sounds, from pig squeals at 130 decibels to the pistol shrimp’s underwater “gunshot” at 218 decibels. Discover how sound travels through air and water, why flies can’t hear their own buzzing, and how infrasound in horror movies can give you chills. Plus, learn about the loudest sound ever recorded—an erupting volcano heard 3,000 miles away! Prepare for a sonic adventure in this Betcha Didn’t Know!

What Was Dr. Seuss Doing During World War II?

What Was Dr. Seuss Doing During World War II?

Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, was an editorial cartoonist from 1941 to 1943, creating over 400 political cartoons during World War II. These cartoons criticized America’s enemies, encouraged patriotism, and addressed issues like frugality, blackouts, and recruitment. Now part of Wisdom Harbour’s Forgotten History exhibit, these original cartoons are displayed to spark thought and discussion about their powerful messages.

October 3, 2024

October 3, 2024

Explore the eerie history behind some of America’s most haunted landmarks in this spine-chilling Blue Plate Special! From the ghostly figures at the Smithsonian Institute and Alcatraz Island’s restless spirits to mysterious sightings at the Empire State Building and the Hollywood Sign, these tales are sure to send shivers down your spine…and more!

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