Questions and Answers: Volume 28

Everything Everywhere Daily

Gary Arndt

History, Education

4.8 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 1 March 2025

⏱️ 16 minutes

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0:00.0	March is upon us. It's a month of madness if you happen to be a basketball fan, a month with
0:05.7	celebrations if you happen to be Irish, and a month where we celebrate the ratio of the
0:10.1	circumference of a circle to its diameter. It's also the month of the equinox, where the days start
0:15.7	to become longer than the night in the northern hemisphere and vice versa in the south.
0:20.2	This balance of day and night is not the only balance, because in March there is also a
0:25.5	balance of questions and answers. Stay tuned for this month's questions and answers on this
0:30.1	episode of Everything Everywhere Daily. This episode is sponsored by Expedition Unknown.
0:48.0	The Expedition Unknown podcast is back for another season.
0:51.3	Did you know that 900 manuscripts were found near the Dead Sea containing
0:54.4	the earliest known copies of the Old Testament? Or then in 1959, a group of hikers died under
0:59.7	mysterious circumstances, which became known as the Datlaw of Pass incident.
1:04.8	On the Expedition Unknown podcast from Discovery, Josh Gates travels the world to investigate
1:09.5	history's greatest unsolved mysteries.
1:11.9	He'll take you to the coast of Florida to chase the long-lost treasure of Jose Gaspar,
1:16.5	through California to trace the flight path of a World War II pilot, Gertrude Tompkins,
1:21.6	who disappeared and was never seen again. And Lake Huron to find the final resting place
1:26.7	of the Griffin, the very first ship
1:28.4	to explore the Great Lakes. Travel the globe with Josh Gates as he investigate some of
1:33.0	humanity's greatest feats and most iconic legends. Listen to Expedition Unknown, wherever you
1:39.4	get your podcasts. This episode is sponsored by the Up First podcast.
1:47.2	Breaking news is broken.
1:49.7	You're constantly doomed scrolling on Facebook, Twitter, or TikTok to get the latest updates so you don't miss anything.
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