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!
Thank You Notes
In this Protocol Conversation, Monica Earley explores the significance of saying “thank you” and the timeless practice of writing thank-you notes. From January’s designation as National Thank You Month to practical advice on crafting impactful notes, Monica shares tips to inspire gratitude in every interaction. Learn how a simple handwritten note can set you apart, foster meaningful connections, and even open doors to new opportunities. Whether you’re a seasoned note-writer or a reluctant one, this episode will leave you inspired to embrace the power of appreciation.
Lady Spies of WWII: Virginia Hall
Betcha Didn’t Know…the Gestapo called a one-legged American socialite “the most dangerous Allied spy” of World War II! Virginia Hall, nicknamed “Artemis,” defied the odds. She also defied the Nazis by coordinating French Resistance efforts with an iron will and clever disguises. With her prosthetic leg, she evaded capture, radioed crucial intel, and led daring operations that helped liberate France. From scaling the Pyrenees to earning the Distinguished Service Cross, her bravery was unmatched. Think you know “fearless?” Meet Virginia Hall!
Diagnosed: Peculiar!
Andy dives into the peculiar world of medical conditions, from historic hazards like “Chauffeur’s Fracture” and “Glassblower’s Cataract” to modern quirks like “Inflation Jaw” (thanks, grocery prices!) and “Generational Eyes” (those endless eye rolls). Discover bizarre afflictions tied to work, lifestyle, and even personality traits, including the curious swagger of vegetarians and the peculiar behavior sparked by election seasons. A fascinating look at the ailments you never knew existed!
The Importance of Reading for Writers
Have you ever wondered how the best writers seem to string words together so effortlessly? I promise, it’s not magic—it’s reading! Yep, the simplest tool for improving your writing is something you probably already love—or at least don’t mind—doing.
America 2.0: The Great Rebranding
Big changes are coming! President Trump plans bold rebrands like renaming the Gulf of Mexico the “Gulf of America” and introducing “USA Ports” and “Trumpistan.” Andy takes it further with ideas like “Boatercycles” (jet skis) and “Birthquakes” (contractions), imagining a world where names finally make sense. America 2.0 starts now—one name at a time!
New Year’s Sure Fire Resolutions
Forget goals that fizzle by February! Andy Andrews is here to help you kick off the year with a fresh approach. Learn why your last year doesn’t matter, how to put a “leash” on your thoughts, and why responsibility beats goals every time. Ready to make this year count? This video will leave you thinking, singing (literally), and taking action like never before. 🎉
Brilliant Minds, Fatal Mistakes
History is full of inventors whose groundbreaking ideas changed the world—but for these 15 visionaries, their creations led to their untimely demise. From Henry Winstanley’s lighthouse swept away in a storm to Wan Hu’s rocket-powered chair that launched him into oblivion, discover the shocking stories of ingenuity gone wrong. Brace yourself for tales of daredevils, dreamers, and deadly designs—where brilliance met its tragic end.
Niagara Falls
Betcha Didn’t Know the first bridge over the Niagara River started with… a kite contest! In 1847, a 16-year-old boy flew his kite across the 700-foot Niagara Gorge, creating the first connection for bridge construction. This clever feat led to a suspension bridge that served travelers for decades! Bonus fact: Daredevil Charles Blondin later tightroped over the river—blindfolded, backward, and even with his manager on his back. Niagara Falls isn’t just stunning; it’s full of wild history!
Civility
Join Monica Earley and Andy Andrews as they dive into the art of civility—because let’s face it, the world could use a refresher course. With Monica’s sharp wit and Andy’s knack for storytelling, this episode blends laughter with life lessons, proving that manners aren’t just for your grandmother’s dinner table. From George Washington’s 14-year-old wisdom to mastering the fine art of smiling through disagreement, you’ll learn how being civil can open doors and save relationships. It’s insightful, it’s funny, and it just might make you think twice before hitting “send” on that snarky email.
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
Is it possible for a miserly old man to transform into the embodiment of kindness and joy? Watch and listen as Andy Andrews unwraps the deeper meaning behind Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. Is it just a festive ghost story, or does it hold timeless lessons about human nature, compassion, and redemption? You’ve heard the tale before—but not like this. Watch now and discover the true spirit of Scrooge’s journey… In Other Words!
Our Animal Reserves
Betcha didn’t know some animals serve their countries better than most humans! From a polar bear promoted for ambassadorial excellence to a knighted penguin (yes, really), and even a misbehaving goat who head-butted his way to demotion—these military mascots have colorful careers. And let’s not forget the mule accused of homicide! Join Jimmy Yeary as he shares tales of courageous, quirky, and sometimes chaotic animals who’ve worn military ranks with honor…or hilarity. Betcha Didn’t Know loyalty could look like this!
The World of Pasta: Shapes, Sauces, and Surprises
Is spaghetti singular or plural? Surprise—it’s plural! Dive into the fascinating (and delicious) world of pasta with Emily Isbell as she uncovers the meanings behind quirky pasta names (like strozzapreti, aka “priest stranglers”), the four main pasta categories, and the ultimate sauce pairings. Plus, discover record-breaking feats like an 11,000-pound lasagna and a hilariously “serious” BBC documentary about…spaghetti trees? Don’t noodle around—this Betcha Didn’t Know is pasta-tively fun!