WELL, WHAT DID CLIKIT OR TIKIT DO FOR YOU?
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WELL, WHAT DID CLIKIT OR TIKIT DO FOR YOU?
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Dear friend to the podcast Kyle has started his own new blog with a few cohorts over at http://burgerbedlam.blogspot.com/
I highly recommend checking it out – I know nothing about food, but these guys know what they’re talking about, and it is a good place to check out some dining spots in the New York area. [...]
HEY EVERYBODY! PUT YOUR CELLPHONES ON SILENT!
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On June 28th, 1643, the first Qing Emperor Huang Taiji was approaching death. In order to celebrate a life of general prosperity, the integration of different ethnic groups under his power, and lifetime achievement in warfare, a huge festival was held in Manchuria.
For months, Taiji had been gathering the world’s greatest fighters from around the [...]
PUT THIS EPISODE IN THE MoMA CAUSE THIS IS WICKED MODERN AND REFLECTIVE OF OUR SOCIETY THESE DAYS.
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GOOD NEWS EVERYBODY: THE PODCAS SURVIVED PAST THE TERRIBLE TWENTY
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June 24th, 1759. A 23 year-old John Adams was just starting to practice law under the tutelage of James Putnam. Putnam was the consummate teacher, sending Adams on various tasks and errands, and though he may not understand their purpose at first, once he had completed them he understood the lesson Putnam had intended.
On this [...]
GET THAT RAGE-O-HOL OUT AND GET READY TO HAVE AN ANGRY PARTY
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A HALF HOUR OF PODCAST IS THE RESULT OF AN HOUR OF WORK BY THESE GUYS
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In 1869, June 22nd, a young Teddy Roosevelt was on a hunting trip with his father in upstate New York. The young man who would later become president and avid hunter was accompanied only by his father.
While alone in the woods, they stumbled upon a local tribe of Native American Indians, who had begun [...]