A Breath of Specific History

Sunnyheart

This is a podcast where I describe the history of everyday objects, hopefully every weekend in 3-10 minute sections. I love the thought that something as generic as a toaster can have such detailed history behind it. I am not going to have any ads, because I am not doing this to make money, I’m doing it because this was a fun idea that I had. Yes, I am new to the podcasting world, but I am going to try the best I can!~Sunnyheart

  1. 07/27/2020

    Wait wasn’t this in the fun facts for coffee?!

    This is the longest episode yet! Sorry about the delay for many weeks, but I was taking a break. I probably mispronounced 2 names so you can call me out on that if you want through email. (specifichistory@icloud.com). Sources. •https://history.com/topics/sports/olympic-games • https://www.oldest.org/sports/olympic-sports/ •https://www.google.com/amp/s/athlonsports.com/olympics/10-surprising-facts-about-olympics%3famp •https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/when-the-olympics-gave-out-medals-for-art-6878965/ • https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnet.com/google-amp/news/6-new-and-returning-sports-for-the-2020-summer-olympics/ •https://www.olympic.org/ancient-olympic-games/spectators

  2. 07/06/2020

    History is Brewing, with a little creamer.

    Talking about coffee today! No, it wasn’t actually discovered by a goat herder, sorry to burst your bubble. Sources: •https://www.ncausa.org/About-Coffee/History-of-Coffee. •https://www.homegrounds.co/history-of-coffee/. •https://www.coffeebeancorral.com/HowCoffeeIsMade.aspx. •https://www.boredpanda.com/interesting-coffee-facts/

  3. 06/30/2020

    Pop-ing in with the history of soda!

    This is the first episode that has soundproofing foam! I also have a guest that may or may not come back: one of my cats, Beelz. I had to extend this episode into multiple segments because the history of soda is only 2 minutes. Sources: https://www.thoughtco.com/history-of-coca-cola-1991477, http://www.historyofsoftdrinks.com/soft-drink-history/history-of-carbonated-water/, https://www.oldest.org/food/sodas/, https://www.thoughtco.com/introduction-to-pop-the-history-of-soft-drinks-1991778, https://www.myrecipes.com/community/mountain-dew-history, https://teens.drugabuse.gov/blog/post/coca-colas-scandalous-past, https://www.arcgis.com/apps/MapJournal/index.html?appid=393c4d6883e54e76a0cd5e8ab5df46fe, https://theweek.com/articles/469087/10-snack-foods-originally-sold-medicines, https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/soda-pop-coke-map-2018-10%3famp, https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/why-do-some-places-say-pop-and-others-say-soda-your-questions-answered/article4186849/, https://soyummy.com/19-insane-coca-cola-facts/

  4. 06/19/2020

    Fun facts that we wren’t prepared for.

    Longest episode that I’ve done yet! So there isn’t really a topic for this week, it’s just fun facts. Warning: this episode contains cringe.

  5. 06/14/2020

    I hope this episode is BEARable

    Will I ever stop putting bad puns in the title to my episodes? No. Was this episode about teddy bears and their history? Yes.

  6. 06/08/2020

    A true Mirror-Cle! I know it’s a bad pun, but I don’t care.

    How impressive! Mirrors have a history too? I thought this episode was going to be shorter than normal, and it turned out about the length of one of my other shorter episodes. I recorded this a bit late because I went on a bike ride.

  7. 06/01/2020

    Facebook: Started at the bottom (cough, lawsuits) and now I’m at the top!

    You probably had Facebook on your phone/ tablet/ computer at some point. Maybe you still do. But have you ever paused while scrolling to wonder how it all started?

  8. 05/24/2020

    The Tigers That Live in Your House, and How They Got There

    Cats have always been with us. You may even be petting a cat right now. From 1300 BCE to modern day, these little guys have been a large part of our history, and I’m going to talk about it.

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This is a podcast where I describe the history of everyday objects, hopefully every weekend in 3-10 minute sections. I love the thought that something as generic as a toaster can have such detailed history behind it. I am not going to have any ads, because I am not doing this to make money, I’m doing it because this was a fun idea that I had. Yes, I am new to the podcasting world, but I am going to try the best I can!~Sunnyheart

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