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A Teacher In Illinois Made The Washington DC Trip A Spring Break Tradition

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There’s a story behind why so many students have spent so many spring breaks in our capital city, and it starts with a single teacher.

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Searcy County, Arkansas Is The World’s Chocolate Roll Capitol

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It's our sixth birthday, so our Patreon backers get an exclusive episode of the show for the next year!

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Tim Wong Became The Best Friend A Rare Butterfly Ever Had

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It's National Learn About Butterflies Day, so here’s the story of a guy who turned his backyard into a habitat for a rare type of butterfly, and it worked out pretty well.

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SS Baychimo, The “Ghost Ship” That Kept Reappearing In The Ocean

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This month in 1962, one of the last appearances of a ship that would reappear from time to time off the western coast of North America, decades after it was abandoned.

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Mitchelville Was The First US Town Led By Formerly Enslaved People

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This month in 1863, the founding of a town that made history: Mitchelville was the first town in the United States to be governed by formerly enslaved people.

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