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Wed Apr 15
The Forgotten Moment When Superman Fought Prejudice in America Instead of Villains (1950)
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The Most Influential Philosophers Explained in 26 Minutes: From Socrates to Wittgenstein
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The Tarot Card Deck Created by Salvador Dalí
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Watch the Moment When the Wreck of the Titanic Was First Discovered (1985)
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What Happened to Jesus’ Twelve Disciples After the Bible—It Wasn’t Pretty
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When the Nobel Prize Committee Rejected The Lord of the Rings: Tolkien “Has Not Measured Up to Storytelling of the Highest Quality” (1961)
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How John Coltrane Introduced the World to His Radical Sound with His Recording of “My Favorite Things” (1961)
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Why The Founding Fathers Were Obsessed with This Muslim Ruler
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Nearly 50 Years Later, WKRP in Cincinnati Becomes a Real Radio Station
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How a Volcanic Eruption Helped Unleash the Black Death in Europe in 1347
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Buckminster Fuller Creates an Animated Visualization of Human Population Growth from 1000 B.C.E. to 1965
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How Yasujirō Ozu Learned to Use Color in His Masterful Films: A New Every Frame a Painting Video Essay
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1,000 Years of Medieval European History in 20 Minutes
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Confidence: The Cartoon That Helped America Get Through the Great Depression (1933)
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Why Ancient Egyptian Honey Remains Edible After 3,000 Years
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When Francis Bacon Shocked the Art World: Viewers Were Horrified by His Paintings, But Couldn’t Look Away
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You Can Have Your Ashes Turned Into a Playable Vinyl Record, When Your Day Comes
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Chuck Jones’ The Dot and the Line Celebrates Geometry & Hard Work: An Oscar-Winning Animation (1965)
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How Sylvester Stallone Rescued the First Rambo Film With a Radical Recut, Cutting It From 3½ Hours to 93 Minutes
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Why Salvador Dalí and Luis Buñuel Made the Still-Shocking Un Chien Andalou (1929)
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The Simpsons Present Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven,” and Teachers Now Use It to Teach Kids the Joys of Literature
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The Productive Writing Routines of Haruki Murakami, Stephen King, and Virginia Woolf, Explained
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The Psychology Behind Why Some Homes Feel Good But Most Don’t: Interior Design Principles Explained
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Explosive Cats Imagined in a Strange, 16th Century Military Manual
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Harvard Professor Answers Burning Questions About Iranian History
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Discover the Copiale Cipher: The Mysterious 18th-Century Book That Took 260 Years to Decode
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When Brazil Built Its Capital on Modernist Principles: The Controversial Design of Brasília
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An Ancient Philosophical Song Reconstructed and Played for the First Time in 1,000 Years
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What Happens When a Globalized World Collapses: Archaeologist Eric Cline Explains How Bronze Age Civilizations Adapted, Survived or Vanished
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Hear Classical Music Composed by Friedrich Nietzsche
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Why Animals Look So Strange in Medieval Manuscripts
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“The Most Intelligent Photo Ever Taken”: The 1927 Solvay Council Conference, Featuring Einstein, Bohr, Curie, Heisenberg, Schrödinger & More
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Gandhi Writes Letters to Hitler: “We Have Found in Non-Violence a Force Which Can Match the Most Violent Forces in the World” (1939/40)
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The Greatest Documentary You’ve Never Heard Of: An Introduction to Wang Bing’s Nine-Hour Tie Xi Qu
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Try the Oldest Known Recipe For Toothpaste: From Ancient Egypt, Circa the 4th Century BC
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The $666 Board That Built Apple: How the Apple I Changed Computing 50 Years Ago
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A Newly Discovered Recording Lets You Hear Delta Blues Legend Robert Johnson in Stunning Clarity
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