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Abbreviated is back for Season 2. Get ready for a rollicking ride through history as we delve into the fascinating story of toilet paper! From its humble origins to its modern-day ubiquity, we'll cover it all in this jam-packed episode of Abbreviated. You'll be surprised by the surprising statistics and facts about toilet paper usage and production, as well as the hilarious and often gross ways people used to clean themselves before toilet paper existed. And we'll take a look at the future of toilet paper, including new technologies and products that may change the way we wipe forever. Don't miss this informative and entertaining episode of Abbreviated - subscribe now to never miss an episode!

Valentine’s Day has a dark history that includes bloody, pagan rituals... In the spirit of February 14th, we’re abbreviating all the facts, stats, and history of every couple's favorite holiday.  Thanks for listening! Check out AbbreviatedPodcast to learn more!

Was the Great Sphinx built by a pre-ancient civilization? New archaeological evidence suggests that everything we know about Ancient Egypt might be wrong. This week we're breaking down the most ancient mystery on earth. 

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Every Monday we abbreviate one of the world's biggest ideas and break down the possible answers to some of humanity's greatest mysteries. From alien signals to Classical Greek philosophy, every episode will help you start your week smarter in just 10 minutes or less. Follow us on Instagram @AbbreviatedPodcast and make sure you subscribe so you never miss out on learning something new. 

Something is sending mysterious radio signals to earth. Who are they? In this episode, we abbreviate everything you need to know about alien signals. Follow us on Instagram @abbreviatedpodcast and find us on YouTube for special video episodes. 

Everything you need to know about insurrection in America. Welcome to Abbreviated where we abbreviate big ideas and the possible answers to even bigger questions.