Send us a text Not the Headlines tells us about a new way of hearing and the aftermath of Jeffrey Epstein. Let's go Back explores the women of the French Revolution and marginalized groups. The epilogue is critical of state...
Send us a text Not the Headlines examines a way to prolong your life, and getting your money's worth out of a college degree. The Epilogue is critical of the federal government's role in education. We'll go back to the Rosetta Stone, America's first army, and drawings of Mohamed. Support the show S…
Send us a text On this episode, we'll explore a meme that wants you to stop thinking in the Epilogue, George Washington, anti-vaxers in Canada, and profanities in rock music are some of the topics in Let's Go Back Through the Listening Tube. But first, Not the Headlines explains an attempt to stop …
Send us a text On this episode, we'll hear about the world's oldest republic still in existence, early U.S. history, and the first computer bug in "Let's Go Back," Not the headlines looks at racism, and the epilogue examines the scourge of illegal immigration. No new episode next week, as I'm heade…
Send us a text On this episode, we'll hear about last week's Republican Presidential debate, oil discovery in Pennsylvania, a solar superstorm, the first woman telephone operator, and the difference between a person and a wom...
Send us a text On this episode, we'll hear about some of the misconceptions about rescue and warning situations during the horrific fire on Maui, another great fire in U.S. history, Korea and Japan meeting at Camp David, and East German spy, and an east coast earthquake, but first, Not the Headline…
Send us a text Not the Headlines examines a few of the ways the Chinese Communist Party disrespects the sovereignty of other countries. In Let's Go Back Through the Listening Tube, China's recent history is examined, as is t...
Send us a text This episode explores hot air, how the news of the American Declaration of Independence might have been delivered to the King, women drivers, and the coolest name for a political party. The Epilogue points out the socialization of American soccer. But first, Not the Headlines examine…
Send us a text On this episode, History will explore freedom of the press before the Constitution, an early sign that Hitler was wrong, trusting God, and the redemption of Nelson Mandela. In The Epilogue, you'll hear about h...
Send us a text On this episode, we’ll hear about 18th century rock stardom, infallibility, and a perfect 10. Not the Headlines explores how more of us are living alone. In the Epilogue, I'll offer an alternate possibility a...
Send us a text On this episode, we'll hear about the man who discovered Oxygen, and why he had to leave England, a power outage that may have sparked Hip Hop, and the fate of the Rainbow Warrior. The Epilogue examines the restrictions an Alabama judge put on the Biden administration. But first, Not…
Send us a text On this episode, Not the Headlines examines a new holiday in New York City and new laws in California. History touches on a show in the sky, a friendly reunion of enemy soldiers, and sliced bread. The Epilogu...
Send us a text In Not the Headlines we hear about a terrorist trial in Russia, a plan to manage plastic, and a new law in Missouri that accomplishes nothing but theater. Bits of History include Shirley Jackson's The Lottery, great British boxers, the National Organization of Women, and what may or …
Send us a text In this episode, Not the Headlines looks at UNESCO and an early sign of brain disease. Some of the history we explore is the evolution of the definition of obscenity, a river that catches on fire, and the Unab...
Send us a text On this episode, we’ll hear about The Taj Mahal, the frenzy for American Independence, banned books, the place where nothing is banned, and more. Plus, the failure of the media. But first, Not the Headlines, where we examine how perceptions of politicians are created, and the banning…
Send us a text In Not the Headlines, we hear about the Durham Report and a new way to categorize all the different sexual preferences. The History segment explores gasoline taxes, digestive experiments, and being the brother...
Send us a text Not the Headlines explores food, how it brings us together, the effect of processed food on our abilities, and the methods we have to cook it. We go back through The Listening Tube to hear about measuring things, keeping your mouth shut during wartime, and an evil plot. The epilogue …
Send us a text On this episode, Not the Headlines covers a study of male aggression, and insect repellents. On this week in history, we'll hear about rock and roll music, forbidden books, the Pentagon Papers and more. The E...
Send us a text Not the Headlines brings us another errant Air National Guardsman, plus the ever-decreasing standards of the U.S. Air Force. History explores John Wayne's feet, the North Pole, the Old Man of the Mountain and...
Send us a text Not the Headlines covers teenage criminals and the cities that don't hold them responsible, History includes shooting people with guns, and newspapers, among other topics. The Epilogue examines transgenders i...
Send us a text Not the Headlines has a follow up to a story from last week. History includes the first American Embassy, Paul Revere, and exoplanets. The Epilogue is a look at the latest document breach. Support the show Su...
Send us a text Not the Headlines explores microaggressions and tipping. History includes a triple murder plot, ping pong diplomacy, and more. The epilogue is the big story of the week: Donald Trump's indictments. Support t...
Send us a text Not the Headlines, the last battleship, Three Mile Island, Sovereign Citizens. Support the show Subscribe to the Listening Tube here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1940478/supporters/new Want to be a guest on The ...
Send us a text Not the Headlines, getting burned at the stake, the Equal Rights Amendment, fascism, and a look at how stories about partisan politics is partisan. Support the show Subscribe to the Listening Tube here: https:/...