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DYK: Did You Know? is a podcast where I share some interesting history I would have never guessed existed. Let's learn to together, trust me it get's weird!

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DYK: Did You Know? is a podcast where I share some interesting history I would have never guessed existed. Let's learn to together, trust me it get's weird!

    DYK: Sumo Babies

    DYK: Sumo Babies

    Did you know there is a festival in Japan where Sumo wrestlers try to make babies cry? A 400+ year tradition to bring blessings to a crying infant. 

    • 4 min
    DYK: Dentist Creates Cotton Candy

    DYK: Dentist Creates Cotton Candy

    Did you know that cotton candy was created by a dentist? That's right, they lied to us about eating candy. They invented fairy floss to probably gain more business because of how cheap and delicious it is. And I'm not even mad! 

    • 5 min
    DYK: Tulsa Race Massacre

    DYK: Tulsa Race Massacre

    Did you know that an affluent black community was destroyed in a matter of hours? I wanted to shine the light of a community nobody really seems to talk about. A thriving community that didn't stand a chance just based off of their race. 

    • 5 min
    DYK: Chainsaws for Childbirth

    DYK: Chainsaws for Childbirth

    Did you know chainsaws were originally invented to help women birth their children? No not the one the woodsmen would use, far worse with a hand crank. Oh yeah, I'm hurting just thinking about it!

    • 6 min
    DYK: Spiderwebs as Bandages

    DYK: Spiderwebs as Bandages

    Did you know that spiderwebs were used as bandages? That's right the silky smooth webs that shoot out of a spiders butt have healing properties, who would have thought? 

    • 4 min

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