On July 1st, 2020, a world traveler who was grounded by an international pandemic made the business

and personal decision to launch the podcast that he wanted to listen to.

One year later, he's celebrating the one year anniversary of his podcast.

Learn more about years, anniversaries, and the Everything Everywhere Daily

podcast on the One Year anniversary episode of Everything Everywhere Daily. This episode is sponsored by you. I want to give a shout out to all my supporters over at

Patreon.com. There are various levels of show support and I'm really appreciative of everyone who throws a few bucks my way each month to help keep the show going.

If you haven't checked it out, there's merchandise available at higher tiers including stickers, t-shirts, and hoodies.

Also, you can even get access to my... at higher tiers, including stickers, t-shirts, and hoodies.

Also, you can even get access to my list of show ideas

where you can contribute your ideas directly.

If you want to join the list of show supporters,

just go to Patreon.com slash everything everywhere. Once again that's

Patreon patry on p at reon dot com slash everything everywhere. This episode might seem sort of disjointed, but everything has to do with the theme of this podcast, one-year anniversary.

So with that being said, let's start with the idea of what a year is.

The definition of a year is simple enough. It's the time it takes for a planet to complete

one orbit around its star. Different planets have different lengths of a year. A year

on Mercury only takes 88 days, and a year on Neptune takes about 165 Earth years. Believe it or not,

there is more than one way to measure a year on Earth.

Humans have traditionally measured a year from solstice to solstice.

What they were measuring wasn't the Earth going around the Sun, because many early humans had no

clue that the Earth was going around the Sun.

They were just measuring the length of daylight and the position of the Sun in the sky.

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