On the Potcast

We're on the cusp of Martin Luther King Jr Day and a lot is known about King as he was an important figure during the civil rights era in the U.S. However, some people, including King's family, argue that it was not James Earl Ray who assassinated him. 

Happy New Year! To kick off the year Liz tries to explain the connection between the New Year's baby and Father Time to an already exhausted and worn out Katie.  

What happened in the world today? It is most likely more than what happened on April 11, 1954, a day researchers call the most boring day of the century. 

At a back-to-school party in 1973, the first hip-hop song was created and the music world was changed forever. We celebrate the 50th anniversary of hip-hop and how it was created. 

This question has plagued Katie since she was a child. Are there more stars in the Universe or grains of sand on Earth? Today we have an answer for you.

A turn-of-the-century fashion statement turned into an essential weapon of self-defense for many women. This week's episode is about the hat pin panic. 

Learn about Lake Baikal! It's a massive lake in Russia that is 400 miles long and one mile deep and comprises about one-fifth of the world's fresh water. 

Happy Thanksgiving! We are grateful for you listening to our potcast! Here are some fun facts about Thanksgiving. 

Fake banana flavoring, you either love it or you hate it. But where did it come from and why does it taste like it does? 

An uncracked wartime code led the U.S. to many important victories in battle thanks to the Native American soldiers in WWI and WWII.