The Daily Brainwave
Summary: Ever wondered why Americans don’t spell “color” with a “u?” Or that Seattle has a secret, underground past? Have you ever heard of the Nation of Celestial Space? The Daily Brainwave, released every morning, is a trivia podcast that covers every topic under the sun, ranging from modern science and technology to quirky news to ancient history. Each episode runs from about two to five minutes, short enough for you to catch during your coffee break. This podcast is perfect for anyone with an inquisitive mind, or someone just looking to sound smart at a dinner party. The Daily Breainwave. Random facts. Useless trivia. Delivered every day to your MP3 Player of choice.
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- Artist: Sean Mobley
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Podcasts:
Barnum Brown was part of the "Bone Wars," an era in paleontology when dinosaur hunters were desperate to find the biggest, baddest, and best.
Oh, too many puns...
Heck, his signature was so big that his name became synonymous with notarization.
Another myth about John Hanson is that he was of African descent. This is also not true.
No, not the ring finger.
As my dad says, "Think of the logistics!"
The "giant fish" I talked about in last week's preview references a story that the Songhai told about a giant fish that wrecked their lands until a warrior from outside the country came in and killed it. I couldn't fit it in to the episodes anywhere this week.
35 years is a long time for someone to rule!
Seriously, I didn't realize it was a real place for a long time! Why do I keep admitting that?
Nostalgia is a powerful ally.
You know, I thought that "Sahara" movie a few years ago wasn't that bad. Apparently, I am in the minority.
He even stars in his own Children's book!
Check out www.DailyBrainwave.com for the complete "Swinging Six Zip Code" video.
The "Penny Post" has evolved into the "49-Penny Post," but, heck, that's pretty good.
Sometimes, you gotta think small before you think big.
