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Grownups, if there's a child in your life who is interested in, curious about, or fascinated by people and places from history, then my podcast, the past and the curious, might just be a hit in your home.

From the invention of microscopes to world-traveling dogs, to fashions of the 1890s, gold rush ghost towns, and audiences going wild for walking competitions,

we've got a little bit of it all.

Hosted by children's author and museum educator Mick Sullivan, that's me, the show is fun, funny,

engaging, honest, and beloved by kids and parents alike.

Find the past and the curious at all the usual podcast places.

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Tip of the Day, wherever you get your podcasts. Before we get to the show, we wanted to take a

quick moment to honor one of our listeners. Tonight's episode is dedicated to Ron Denny of Louisville,

Kentucky. Ron, known as Will to his family, tragically passed away on February 4th, 2019.

Ron was a huge fan of all things trivia, especially presidents and sports. Ron known as Willis family tragically passed away on February 4th, 2019.

Ron was a huge fan of all things trivia, especially presidents in sports, and frequented trivia nights several times a week. He was due to graduate from the University of Louisville this May,

and was a loyal listener of our show, becoming a Patreon supporter last year.

Ron was also born with hypoplastic right heart syndrome and survived three

open heart surgeries. He was known to family and friends as a funny, clever, loyal, and kind man.

From all of us at Triviality, we'd like to send our deepest sympathies to Ron's family and give a

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