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After losing a bet in a poker game, a 22-year-old man from Dunedin, New Zealand, has legally changed his name to Full Metal Havoc More Sexy...
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Lights Out With Sylvia Shults
Explorations of the paranormal with your paranormal investigator Sylvia Shults.
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Listen to Lights Out With Sylvia Shults, a Society & Culture podcast by Sylvia Shults. Stream 58 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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20 of 58 episodesToday I Learned …
Since 2007, Peter Fletcher from Birmingham, England, has carefully logged every one of his sneezes — more than 4,000 in total. Wheneve...
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In 2019, first-year student Eimi Haga handed a blank sheet of paper to her professor and hoped for the best. She was studying ninja history,...
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Victoria’s Secret was named in honor of Queen Victoria, as a way to make people think of the elegance of the Victorian era. (The ̶...
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Birds have been observed intentionally lining their nests with cigarette butts. While the nicotine in them is toxic to the birds, it’s...
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Pistachio ice cream is about 2,000 years older than chocolate or vanilla ice cream. Persians were making a sort of ice cream as early as 500...
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When a caterpillar spins a cocoon and undergoes metamorphosis, it essentially liquefies itself before turning into a butterfly, a process ca...
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Chloroplasts are the organelles responsible for photosynthesis. There is an ocean creature called the emerald green sea slug (Elysiachloroti...
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The details surrounding Duke Jing of Jin’s death are written in the ancient Chinese text Zuo Zhuan. According to the text, upon dreami...
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The BookFest Awards Are Out!
I’m pleased to say that Gone On Vacation: Endless Summer has won second place in the Spring 2026 BookFest Awards. (It picked up an Hon...
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Allan Pinkerton, the 19th century spy best known for founding the Pinkerton Detective Agency, died — not from any of his undercover ad...
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There is a species of crab known as ghost crabs (because they have pale shells and only come out at night, get it?) that have teeth in their...
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Wounds that occur during the day heal faster than those that happen at night. Scientists discovered that injuries heal noticeably faster whe...
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Parts of the Great Wall of China are held together by rice. Scientists at Zhejiang University in China were researching the makeup of mortar...
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In 2008, an Australian special forces explosives detection dog named Sarbi spent almost 14 months MIA in Afghanistan after disappearing duri...
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In 1984, a teenager named Zak Brown appeared on the game show Wheel of Fortune and won $3,050. He spent all the money to but a go-kart. He w...
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In an early version of his dictionary, Noah Webster defined “cat” with the entry: “The domestic cat needs no description....
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Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys wrote their first single “Surfin'” for a high school music class. He got an F on the assignment....
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Japanese war criminal Hitoshi Imamura believed that his sentence of ten years after World War II was too light. So he built a replica prison...
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The next time you’re hitting the treadmill at the gym, think about this: the Victorians used treadmills as a method of punishment for...
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