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Chasing History Radio Chase Pipes
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Chasing History Radio is a show about everything that lies in the past and we mean EVERYTHING! From Really Cool unknown stories throughout human history to Fossil life & geological events, we cover it ALL! Recorded Live weekly on East Tennessee's Mixx/Mountain Morning Show with Steve & Jay, Chasing History host Chase Pipes brings the audience a fun & easy to digest stories about something awesome in the past.
Chasing History Radio is the official podcast of the Smoky Mountain Relic Room, home to the Largest Diversity of History for sale in North America. Chasing History is the Educational Arm of the Relic Room that includes an Educational YouTube Channel: "Chasing History" where the audience is brought into the field to meet the Men & Women who discover history every day & learn how history is found & what it can teach us.
Chasing History Radio does a monthly episode that dives deep with the people who are bringing history to life with their discoveries or research all in a format that makes you feel like you are apart of the team.
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Chasing History Radio: Canaries in coal mines, something personal.
In this episode, Ryan shares a little of his family history that leads into coal mines and safety. Canaries were the beloved safety system of the miners, warning them of potential danger from carbon monoxide. Used from the late 1800s til 1996, the canary was a true lifesaver.
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Chasing History Radio: D-Day 80th Anniversary and Stories
On the 80th anniversary of D-Day, we talk about Operation Overlord. From the invasion to deceptive inflatable tanks, this was the longest day. The whole operation was an amazing feat of planning.
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Chasing History Radio: Shipwreck artifacts, how to own one.
We talk about shipwreck artifacts and their recovery. Commercial diving help drive the shipwreck craze, where you could find gold and many other items. From lesser known to famous shipwrecks like the Atocha to the Titanic, and how you can own a piece of that history.
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Chasing History Radio: Still sharp Civil War era surgical amputation knife available
A quick history of Civil War era amputation knives, designed for speed. Amputations during the Civil War had to be quick, only about 20-30 seconds. Amputations grew during this time due to the introduction of better bullets, and to help save lives from infection.
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Chasing History Radio: Haggis Hurling, a traditional Scottish sport, maybe?
Haggis hurling was reintroduced as a traditional Scottish sport in 1977. It had an incredible revival in Scotland with many family clans wanting to participate. 27 years later it was revealed it all started as a joke, but it has become a real sport since then.
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Chasing History Radio: An Alcoholics Game Now in the Hands of Children
The modern game: "Shut the Box" has a history that began in 12th century pubs. It spread around the world with sailors and the growth of shipping. It is still played in pubs today but also used in classrooms to help teach math.
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