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I'm TK, your guide to the past as we uncover the people, events, and little-known facts hidden in the shadows of your old history textbooks. From empress baddies like Hatshepsut and Wu Zetianto, activist profiles, Egyptian and Japanese gods and goddesses, and the history of the toothbrush, tattoos, Pompeii peepees, and everything in between, you can find it all here. No event is too small and no topic too big, because this is For The Love of History. ----------------------- For over 100 arch ...
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A twice a week (Monday and Thursday mornings just so you know) 20 episode series of super short podcasts looking at the incredible people, whacky sports, bizarre events and crazy happenings that have happened in the last 128 years of the Olympic Games. The shows start from 1896 in Athens and the super strange 100m Freestyle for Greek Navy Sailors all the way through to the Breakdancing that will happen in Paris 2024. In between, we will look at the cheats, the mad sports, the deleted events, ...
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It began as a relaxed anthem about beachside relaxation with a cocktail in hand. However, Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville quickly evolved from just a song into a vast business empire encompassing restaurants, resorts, and even pickleball sponsorships. #Margaritaville #JimmyBuffett #businessempire #restaurants #resorts #pickleball See show notes: htt…
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Ever wonder how Japanese tattoos went from sacred symbols to signs of crime—and back again? Grab your matcha and settle in, because we’re diving deep (and painfully) into the history of Yakuza tattoos. From ancient fishermen warding off sea monsters to the full-body masterpieces of Edo Japan, this episode of For the Love of History gets under your …
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Happy Halloween!!! Join the guys this week as they talk about what's been going on around the world when it comes to all things Weird and Eerie. Listen as the boys are joined by Fernando as they talk about Nobel prizes won by stoners, Alien Symbiotes and a thought provoking conspiracy that attaches the 3i/Atlas comet to a radio signal caught back i…
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Marshmallows, a staple for campfires and cereal boxes, have a history that's longer than most realize. These soft, squishy treats are often associated with deliciousness but what's actually in them? While many enjoy marshmallows in s'mores, sweet potato pie, or cereal, few know the ingredients that make up this confectionery delight. #marshmallow #…
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Paul Newman, known as an iconic movie star, surprisingly lent his name and image to a salad dressing line. Discover the intriguing story behind Newman's unexpected venture into the food industry and the reasons behind it. #PaulNewman #Newman'sOwn #foodempire #saladdressing See show notes: https://inlet.fm/weird-history-food/episodes/691379b748e11e0…
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They resemble bath bombs, taste like candy, and pack a punch like a heavyweight boxer. Whether you've enjoyed one at a tailgate or simply noticed them in the liquor aisle, BuzzBallz have become a must-see. But what's the story behind these party spheres conquering the drinking world? #BuzzBallz #liquor #drinkingworld #partyspheres See show notes: h…
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What if surfing wasn’t just a sport—but a sacred form of healing, power, and rebellion led by women? 🏄‍♀️✨ In this archive episode of For the Love of History, we’re diving into the ancient Hawaiian origins of surfing, uncovering how it began not as a beach pastime but as a deeply spiritual practice rooted in Polynesian tradition. From volcano godde…
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In the 1990s, a unique drink emerged, challenging the norms with its lava lamp-like appearance. This was Orbitz—a short-lived beverage filled with jelly beads, intriguing consumers while causing concern among dentists. Ever tried an Orbitz drink? Would you be curious to experience its taste again? #Orbitz #1990s #jelly-bead #drink #beverage #soda #…
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Coca-Cola, a beloved beverage, has a fascinating and sometimes controversial history. Discover who invented it, the myths about its original ingredients, and how its secret formula has been guarded for over 130 years. Chapters: 00:00:00 - Why Vanilla Coke Failed (Then Came Back) 00:08:33 - Is There Any Cherry In Cherry Coke? 00:20:48 - The Surprisi…
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Food poisoning and cross-contamination are among the major concerns for both restaurant staff and consumers. Alongside these, there are lurking issues such as clandestine societies of hungry rats. Fortunately, state-wide safety regulations and restaurant grading systems help food enthusiasts determine safe dining options. But if A is excellent and …
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From its humble beginnings as Naples street food to becoming Michelin-level creations, pizza has been a beloved dish long before dollar bills existed. But how did we reach a point where you can buy a slice for just a single dollar or pay thousands for a single slice? #pizza #price #Naples #Michelin See show notes: https://inlet.fm/weird-history-foo…
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The organic food industry is fueled by the quest for healthier meals, environmental concerns, and a longing for the days before chemical pesticides and fertilizers. But does organic food truly address these issues, or are we simply being misled? #organic #foodindustry #environmentalconcerns #healthiermeals See show notes: https://inlet.fm/weird-his…
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Once upon a time, liquor was crafted and sold by figures like Jim Beam and Jack Daniels. Today, it's more about personalities like The Rock and Ryan Reynolds. Yes, it seems like every celebrity you've heard of is promoting their own brand of alcohol. #celebrity #alcohol #liquorbrands #TheRock #RyanReynolds See show notes: https://inlet.fm/weird-his…
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It’s 2 AM, and hunger hits. You wander into the kitchen with one thought: vanilla yogurt. You find it, hold it, and cherish it, but then comes the shock—it's expired by six days. Do you dare eat it? Will it harm you? Could this be the start of a grim tale? #expiredfood #rotten #vanillayogurt #foodsafety See show notes: https://inlet.fm/weird-histor…
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Happy Spooky Season, dear one! This week, in our Season 11 Finale, we are exploring a question that has been on my mind for quite some time. What is the history of Halloween costumes?! 🎃 👻 When October 1st hits, my FYP gets flooded with creepy vintage photographs of Halloween’s gone by. They are honestly nightmare fuel, and every time I see one, I …
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Humans have been savoring beef and game since prehistoric times, making steak a timeless dish. Its journey from open fires to gourmet dining reveals an evolution influenced by economics, politics, and time. So, if you're wondering, 'Where's the beef?' — we have discovered it and much more! #meat #steak #historyofsteak #beefevolution See show notes:…
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In this powerful episode of For the Love of History, we travel through time to uncover the history of breast cancer — from ancient Egyptian surgery manuals and Hippocrates’ wild “humor” theories to the modern breakthroughs that save lives today. Host TK shares the deeply personal story of her best friend’s diagnosis and remission, explores how brea…
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Remember the after-work happy hours with neon green cocktails and the flair era? Bennigan’s was America's beloved mall-pub, known for its Monte Cristos and enticing two-for-one deals. However, finding one today is a challenge. #Bennigan's #MonteCristo #restaurant #failed #nostalgia #Americanpub See show notes: https://inlet.fm/weird-history-food/ep…
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Pizza is a beloved dish worldwide, and whether it's New York or Chicago style, it's always a favorite. Have you tried Chicago Style Deep Dish? Share your thoughts in the comments! #Chicago #pizza #DeepDish #NewYorkstyle #fooddebate See show notes: https://inlet.fm/weird-history-food/episodes/68f527e91bc349f8d6ebe8ab Learn more about your ad choices…
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In this powerful episode of For the Love of History, we travel through time to uncover the history of breast cancer — from ancient Egyptian surgery manuals and Hippocrates’ wild “humor” theories to the modern breakthroughs that save lives today. Host TK shares the deeply personal story of her best friend’s diagnosis and remission, explores how brea…
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It starts like all epic weekend tales: a card check, a warehouse's concrete floor, and a small paper cup containing a microwaved meatball on a toothpick. This is Costco, where samples come at zero cost. But how does this system operate? Who finances these delightful morsels? It's a curious mystery. What was your favorite Costco sample? Which Costco…
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Pringles are renowned for their distinctive packaging: a cardboard tube with a metal bottom and plastic lid. This unique design sets them apart in the snack world. But have you ever wondered why Pringles is the only chip brand to use this technology? #Pringles #packaging #snacks #uniquedesign #cardboardtube #weirdhistory See show notes: https://inl…
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Few items on McDonald's menu are as iconic as the six-piece Chicken McNugget. Ever wondered why a burger and fries giant continually seeks the next big chicken sensation? Join us as we explore this culinary journey. #McDonald's #chicken #ChickenMcNugget #fastfood #culinaryjourney See show notes: https://inlet.fm/weird-history-food/episodes/68ebee45…
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Ever wonder how cats went from desert hunters to divine house gods? In this episode of For the Love of History, host TK digs her claws into the fascinating history of cats — from their mysterious beginnings in the Fertile Crescent to their worship in ancient Egypt and beyond. Meet Bastet, the Egyptian goddess of cats who went from lioness warrior t…
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Some individuals seek extreme experiences. While some thrill-seekers leap from airplanes or scale mountains, others find excitement in dangerous culinary adventures. Imagine dining on a cheeseburger with a risky 1 in 10 chance of causing harm. Does this danger tempt your taste buds? #dangerous #food #extremedining #culinaryadventures #thrill-seeker…
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Join the guys this week as they wash ashore to bring you ghostly tales of HAUNTED LIGHTHOUSES! Listen as the boys talk about lovers frozen atop a wrecked ship, Ghostly keepers and how a lightkeepers wife met her grizzly end while playing a piano PLUS SO MUCH MORE on this weeks episode. Sources used for this episode are found below: https://a.co/d/7…
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For decades, iconic soda brands like Coke, Mountain Dew, and 7Up have captivated millions. Despite many variations on these beloved classics, Pepsi Blue was an unexpected surprise in the beverage world. Discover the origins of Pepsi Blue, its unique taste, and more. Have you ever tried it? Share your thoughts in the comments! #PepsiBlue #soda #Coke…
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Step aside, Gregorian chants—there’s a new nun in town. In this episode of For the Love of History, we uncover the wild, visionary life of Hildegard von Bingen, the 12th-century nun who defied expectations to become a composer, mystic, healer, and all-around medieval rock star. You’ll hear how Hildegard went from being entombed in a convent as a ch…
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Step aside, Gregorian chants—there’s a new nun in town. In this episode of For the Love of History, we uncover the wild, visionary life of Hildegard von Bingen, the 12th-century nun who defied expectations to become a composer, mystic, healer, and all-around medieval rock star. You’ll hear how Hildegard went from being entombed in a convent as a ch…
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Historically speaking, when considering fine dining, thoughts often turn to royalty and nobility like kings, queens, lords, and ladies. However, what might not come to mind is the food of peasants. In contemporary times, the so-called "peasant food" is gaining recognition as gourmet cuisine. Curious about how this transformation occurred? #food #di…
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Open any fridge in America and you'll typically find two things: an expired condiment from 2012 and a mysterious Tupperware that you're too hesitant to open. But here's the twist — sometimes those forgotten meals taste even better the next day. #science #leftovers #foodpreservation #condiments #flavor See show notes: https://inlet.fm/weird-history-…
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For decades, Sbarro was the heartbeat of mall food courts, a brand synonymous with suburban adolescence and a staple for pre-movie time-killing. Once crowned as the king of food courts, Sbarro's decline saw it become a subject of mockery, facing quality criticisms and bankruptcy, ultimately becoming a humorous reference in popular culture. #Sbarro …
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Pharmacy didn’t start with white coats and sterile counters—it began with beer, clay tablets, and a lot of very questionable ingredients. In this episode of For the Love of History, we dive into the weird, messy, and fascinating history of pharmacy. From Neanderthals using flowers as medicine to the Egyptians prescribing crocodile dung in the Ebers…
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We may not like to admit it, but we all do things because of TV influences. It doesn't always mean trying wrestling moves or causing chaos at home. Sometimes, it's about enjoying favorite foods seen on screen. From the Ninja Turtles and E.T. to Garfield and Homer Simpson, iconic characters have their signature snacks. But have these beloved figures…
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Vanilla Coke wasn't just a soda; it was a breakthrough for taste buds. It blended the classic Coke flavor with a creamy vanilla twist, reminiscent of a melted Coke float in a bottle. For a time, it was ubiquitous in movie theaters, vending machines, and corner stores across America. Suddenly, it disappeared. What led to its vanishing act, and could…
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Once upon a time, McDonald’s, Taco Bell, and White Castle each had unique appearances. However, over the years, these chains have opted for a minimalist design. Now, it's challenging to distinguish one from another. #fastfood #architecture #restaurantdesign #minimalism #chains See show notes: https://inlet.fm/weird-history-food/episodes/68cc497cfee…
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Combos, the crunchy pretzel rolls filled with savory delights, have taken over conversations about road trip snacks. Despite reigning as a top choice at convenience store pit-stops for decades, detailed information about Combos is surprisingly scarce. So, what propelled these humble cheese-filled tubes from obscurity to become a road trip staple? #…
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Red Lobster opened in 1968 as a haven for seafood enthusiasts. Surprisingly, its most beloved dish isn't seafood or even lobster, but the irresistible Cheddar Bay Biscuits. #RedLobster #CheddarBayBiscuits #seafood #1968 #biscuits See show notes: https://inlet.fm/weird-history-food/episodes/68c7036b886c385ac8db5d60 Learn more about your ad choices. …
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What do crocodile poop, crushed beetles, and whale brain goo have in common? They’ve all been smeared across human lips in the name of beauty. In this episode of For the Love of History, we dive into the wild, weird, and dangerous history of lipstick—from 5,000-year-old lip pigments in Iran to Cleopatra’s sparkling carmine concoctions, Roman crocod…
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Today, when people crave a sandwich, they often turn to Subway, Panera Bread, Jimmy John's, Jersey Mike's, or Firehouse. However, not too long ago, Blimpie was the leading name in sandwich shops. Its name evoked the promise of a satisfying meal, but what caused this once-prominent franchise to follow the path of the Hindenburg? #Blimpie #sandwich #…
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Discover the origins of the spicy sensation, Nashville Hot Chicken, which has taken over food blogs and restaurants. From its fiery beginnings in Nashville to its widespread popularity, learn how this hot dish captured our taste buds. #chicken #Nashville #hotchicken #spicyfood #foodhistory See show notes: https://inlet.fm/weird-history-food/episode…
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It’s teal, it’s tropical, and it’s the soda that uniquely captures the essence of both a summer vacation and the late-night ambiance of Taco Bell. For two decades, Baja Blast has transcended being just a drink—it's a cult favorite and a lifestyle, sparking debates on social media. But what truly is Baja Blast? Discover how it evolved from a limited…
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On a long car ride or while pulling an all-nighter, few snacks satisfy like a good package of beef jerky. The tough, salty, sometimes spicy meat seems to last forever and never loses its kick. Once essential for our pioneer ancestors traveling across a rugged country, beef jerky remains a cherished treat for anyone craving meat without the hassle o…
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The Choco Taco wasn’t just an ice cream treat; it was a culinary marvel. This frozen dessert was a creative blend that boldly asked, “What if a taco… but ice cream?” For nearly 40 years, the resounding answer was: “Yes. Absolutely.” It wasn’t fancy or gourmet, but the Choco Taco’s unique design was the ice cream sandwich we all dreamed of. #ChocoTa…
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Explore the most perilous foods and drinks that have made headlines. From the infamous McDonald's hot coffee lawsuit to the notorious Heart Attack Grill, discover the scandals and hazards behind these culinary dangers. What have you eaten that didn't sit right? 00:00:00: Were Warheads Ever ACTUALLY Dangerous? 00:11:24: The Real Reason Four Loko Was…
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Remember the thrill of opening your school lunchbox to discover what treats awaited you? Those delightful snacks, whether packed by parents or secretly added, weren't always the healthiest choice. In fact, some of those tasty bites could be considered delicious slow-acting poisons! #snacks #junkfood #history #lunchboxsnacks #dangerousfoods See show…
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What do Studio Ghibli’s Princess Mononoke and Japanese yokai have in common? A whole lot of wild spirits, messy gods, and deeper cultural roots than you might think. In this episode of For the Love of History, we dive into the myth and magic behind Hayao Miyazaki’s masterpiece. From the terrifying boar demons to the haunting kodama, Princess Monono…
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We don’t typically drink milk or juice out of fountains, but the soda fountain remains a dominant system for soft drink distribution. In fact, if you’ve ventured outside in the past fifty years, you've likely seen that almost every fast food restaurant, convenience store, and movie theater has one. How did soda fountains come to dominate the food s…
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Naked Juice may sound cheeky, but it's not what you think. It's a brand of fruit juices, protein smoothies, and similar beverages. Today, we reveal the naked truth about Naked Juice. #NakedJuice #healthdrinks #fruitjuices #proteinsmoothies See show notes: https://inlet.fm/weird-history-food/episodes/68adf6e4a6367b28ccf615a0 Learn more about your ad…
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