In this time of COVID19 and staying at home (if you happen to be at home with more than just yourself) you might be finding your family harmony is getting a little rough around the edges. Amy has the perfect…
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In 1930, the Kutol company came up with a putty to clean coal dust off of walls. Impending bankruptcy forced them to shift gears to find news ways of making a profit. A new company was formed and Play-Doh was…
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Margaret and Matilda Roumania Peters were sisters and tennis champions in the 1930s, long before Serena and Venus Williams. While still in high school, they were recruited by Tuskegee University’s tennis coach, Cleve Abbott. The Peters sisters were accepted into…
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It’s one of those episodes where you think you know where your research is leading and then it takes a sharp right turn. Trace follows a trail from shoving boulders downhill to the 18th century sport of hoop rolling. P.S.…
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The science of how bubbles work changes a bit when they go into space. Amy explains why. Show Notes: These show notes are super cool. Click all the links and watch all the videos. You’ll go down a space bubbles…
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