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Bonus material to enhance your listening experience – everything from photographs taken on research field trips to documents that didn’t quite fit into an episode’s story structure.
I suppose I should actually show you what George Gray Barnard's sculpture groups for the Pennsylvania State Capitol actually look like, huh?
Categories: Arts & Culture, Supplement
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In which we take a trip to see the only remaining bits of the USS Michigan, and then spend the rest of our time obsessing about rubber ducks and latkes.
Categories: History, Supplement
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When I learned that Ohio has a "John Hunt Morgan" heritage trail, and its end point was about a 45 minute drive away, well, I just had to check it out.
Categories: History, Supplement
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In which #7 and #13 go up to Michigan to see the Dymaxion House.
Categories: Arts & Culture, Feats of Building & Engineering, Supplement
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A small gallery of some of William H. Mumler's best spirit photographs. (By which I mean "aesthetically pleasing", not "genuine.")
Categories: Arts & Culture, Footsteps into the Unknown, Hoaxes, Frauds & Forgeries, Supplement
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In August, #7 and #13 took a road trip to visit some podcast-related sites in Pennsylvania.
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Why yes, of course we've gone out of our way to see the pickle-related sights. Here are a few of our favorites.
Categories: Arts & Culture, Supplement
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In October, #13 took a road trip to visit some podcast-related sites in West Virginia.
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Back in July, #42 sent us a some cool photos of the jackalope's wild and weird Bavarian cousin, the wolpertinger.
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On the way home from Road Trip 2022, #7 and #13 took a detour to visit the monument to the USS Shenandoah disaster in Ava, OH.
Categories: History, Supplement
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In June #1, #7 and #13 piled into a car and drove halfway across America. They couldn't resist visiting a few podcast-related sights along the way.
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