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HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Grasp the timeless traditions of Thanksgiving in our latest episode, where we promise to enlighten you about the holiday's origins and dispel the myths that have persisted over the years.
in the past, we have explored George Washington's 1789 proclamation and the real story behind the first Thanksgiving, injecting a playful twist with a humorous critique of the U.S. Department of Education, inspired by the Pilgrims’ early educational adventures.
Listen to this years Happy Thanksgiving episode as we fact-check this amusing take, confirming key historical milestones like the Pilgrims' 1620 landing and the founding of Boston Latin School in 1635. Embrace the wisdom of Ronald Reagan’s "trust but verify" mantra as we encourage a discerning approach to digesting online information.
Until next time, remember to cherish the beauty in everyday moments and keep the gratitude flowing.
Key Points from the Episode:
- Join us in a heartfelt celebration of gratitude, as we raise a toast to the enduring spirit of Thanksgiving.
- Cherish the simple pleasures and the people that bring joy and laughter into our lives, not just on this special day, but throughout the year.
- We extend warm wishes to our fantastic team at Mojo and all our listeners, hoping your days are filled with love, happiness, and countless blessings.
- Stay connected with us at teammojoacademy.com for more engaging discussions and resources that keep your mojo alive.
Other resources:
MM# 65--Happy Thanksgiving 2021
MM# 182--Happy Thanksgiving 2022
MM# 285--Happy Thanksgiving 2023 & Catholic contributions
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Information
- Show
- FrequencyUpdated Biweekly
- PublishedNovember 28, 2024 at 10:00 AM UTC
- Length17 min
- RatingClean