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It's another edition of the Cool Stuff Ride Home Podcast.

I'm Marcus Paff. He's Reggie Rizzou.

On today's episode, the Palace of Alexander the Great

is reopening after 16 years. Plus, a new subspecies of Tyrannosaur is found. Also, this

day in history, an advancement for transferring goods via trains. Coming up, it's cool stuff

right home.

If you've never heard of I-Gai, you're not alone.

I'd never heard of it either, but if you're like me, when you find out what it was or is, you're going to find it pretty cool.

I-Gyghai is a palace in the capital city of ancient Macedonia, built more than 2,300 years ago, that belonged to Alexander the Great, the ancient Greek king of Macedonia.

And it was just recently reopened to the public after 16 years of renovation.

A bit more on Alexander at just 20 years of age, he succeeded his father, Philip II, an event that took place in 336 BC. His palace, which per GNN, is similar to the U.S.

Capitol building in terms of square footage, was the largest building in classical Greece,

and served as the setting for any number of war councils and celebratory feasts. It was also where

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