Welcome to Soft Core History.

Hello and welcome back to Soft Core History.

My name is Jake Goldman, and I'm joined as always by my two friends and co-host Rob Fox and Dan Rochester

You know how I hear with this NPR voice? What do you mean NPR voice? You do this every time

You're just like hello and welcome I sound like this. It's like the delicious dish on Saturday

live. It's like welcome back to our topic today is sorghum. We're not trying to go for it. We're gonna we

are we will eventually do an ASMR pod. This would be one. This would be a good ASMR

pod. Oh good, is it a boring topic today? Yeah, it's really boring. It's brooms, the history of them.

The history of brooms. Oh, cool. you know our most listen to episode is the history of sound. Yeah.

The history of noise on recordings. So show me what Elias Broom has to show, you know?

Yeah, well, you're very welcome for that.

Yeah, our topic today, we're gonna be talking about dolphins.

First off, I have a little history thing I'd like to mention.

Neither of you guys have complimented my cool track jacket, so I'm going to tell you why I'm wearing it today.

There's a historical significance to your outfit.

Yes. I mean you look like a Russian club promoter.

Yeah.

You're almost on brand with that.

In honor of the historic liberation of Kurson,

I am wearing a traditional Ukrainian military jacket which is just an old Adidas track jacket.

Sia.

Slava, Ukraine.

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