The Weird and Wacky Origin of Everyday Inventions

History of Everything

Education, History, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 14 April 2025

⏱️ 62 minutes

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0:00.0	You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast.
0:06.4	Hello, this is Matt and McKinley from History Dispatches.
0:12.3	We are the father-son duo bringing you the weird, the wild, the wacky, and the craziest tales from across time.
0:17.8	From the ice bowl to the great heathen army.
0:20.4	And the head of Oliver Cromwell.
0:22.1	The same head they kept on a pike for three years?
0:24.7	Yep.
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0:28.7	Find out more at History Dispatches.com or wherever you get your podcast app. Hello, my friends,
0:59.9	Hello, my friends, Tucker, you here?
1:14.0	And I'm Gabby.
1:14.9	And welcome back to the podcast, my hoes.
1:17.6	Oh, dear God.
1:19.4	Do you want some life updates?
1:20.9	Do you want some tea?
1:22.1	Do you want some crazy?
1:22.9	Who invented moving, Gabby?
1:25.0	What, Bast?
1:26.3	You know who it was?
1:27.4	It was those goddamn Paleolithic people that always moved around with the animal.
1:33.0	They invented moving and have cursed us ever.
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