The Bookmonger - Episode 397: ‘American Reboot’ by Will Hurd
John J. Miller is joined by Will Hurd to discuss his new book, "American Reboot."
Everything Everywhere Daily - The Istanbul Canal
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For centuries, humans have built canals to facilitate the transportation of people and goods.
Usually, they are built to dramatically save time, like how the Panama and Suez canals can help avoid a trip around an entire continent.
However, there is currently a canal being built that is designed to replicate a natural feature that already exists.
..and it might actually make sense.
Learn more about the Istanbul Canal and why it is being built, on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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NPR's Book of the Day - We look at Hollywood legend Rita Moreno’s career after the Oscars
The 94th Academy Awards were last night. To celebrate we're taking a trip down memory lane with one of Hollywood's greatest icons, Rita Moreno. Back in 2013 she sat down with NPR's Rachel Martin to discuss her life and career, including her win for best supporting actress in 1962. She told Martin that her acceptance speech was so short because she wanted to get off stage so she could cry.
Everything Everywhere Daily - The Roman Pomerium
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Ancient Rome had an enormous number of customs and traditions. Some of them have been passed down to us in the names of our months, or the letters in the Latin alphabet.
However, they also had a lot of very customs which to us seem very strange.
One of the strangest, and most powerful to the Romans, were the traditions surrounding the Roman city limits, aka the pomerium.
Learn more about the Roman pomerium, and how seriously the Romans took it, on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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Everything Everywhere Daily - Madam Stephanie St. Clair
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The 1920s and 1930s were the heydays of organized crime in New York City. There were several mobsters from that period such as Dutch Schultz and Lucky Luciano who terrorized the city and made a fortune.
Amongst all of the organized crime figures in New York, there was one who was different from all the rest.
She was a woman.
Learn more about Stephanie St. Claire, the Harlem Queen of the Numbers Racket, on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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Everything Everywhere Daily - The History of the Tank
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On November 20, 1917, German soldiers on the Western Front saw something that had never been seen in the history of warfare.
They witnessed over 400 lumbering metal beasts heading their way. If they tried to shoot them, the bullets would just bounce off.
They were some of the first people to be introduced to tank warfare.
Learn more about the history of the tank, how they were developed and how they changed warfare, on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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NPR's Book of the Day - Karen Dawisha and Marie Yovanovitch provide a deeper look at Russia’s war in Ukraine
It's been nearly a month since Vladimir Putin attacked Ukraine, so we are taking another look at how we got here. First, an interview from 2014 with the late political scientist Karen Dawisha on how Putin and his cronies became so fabulously wealthy. She told NPR's Arun Rath that leveling economic sanctions would have been effective because Putin expected military action instead. Second, we have a new memoir from Marie Yovanovitch who was ousted as ambassador to Ukraine by President Trump and played a key role in his impeachment. She told NPR's Mary Louise Kelly it was a painful experience.
Everything Everywhere Daily - The Eradication of Diseases
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The largest single killer of human beings throughout history has been disease.
With the advent of modern medicine and the understanding of how bacteria, viruses, and parasites work, we’ve made enormous strides in reducing incidents of disease.
In a few cases, we have completely or almost completely eradicated diseases from the Earth.
Learn more about humanity’s attempt to eradicate diseases on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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Curious City - What Happens When A Pothole Damages Your Car
Chicago’s streets are covered in asphalt and the city pays out a lot of money to drivers whose cars have been damaged by the poor condition of our roads. So why does Chicago use a material like asphalt, which requires so much repair, to pave its streets? And is there any recourse when your car gets damaged from hitting a pothole? Find out in this week’s episode.
Curious City - What Happens When A Pothole Damages Your Car
Chicago’s streets are covered in asphalt and the city pays out a lot of money to drivers whose cars have been damaged by the poor condition of our roads. So why does Chicago use a material like asphalt, which requires so much repair, to pave its streets? And is there any recourse when your car gets damaged from hitting a pothole? Find out in this week’s episode.