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Wednesday, September 9, 2026, brings us National Wiener Schnitzel Day—which still sounds more like a dachshund-shaped food truck than a breaded veal cutlet. Why did America declare independence before officially choosing its name, and how did a wartime bombing lead to an extraordinary friendship? …
How does a struggling inventor become wealthy from a machine he couldn’t sell—and can the right cough really be worth one million pounds? Today we explore Elias Howe’s sewing-machine patent war, discover how recently France was still using the guillotine, and listen closely to the suspicious game-…
Monday, September 7, 2026 — Labor Day The famous title came later—and so did the story America remembers. Today we explore Napoleon’s costly victory at Borodino, discover the crushing terms of the Boxer Protocol, and revisit the Atlantic City promotion that became Miss America. Along the way, we…
On September 11, 1941—exactly sixty years before it was attacked—construction began on the Pentagon. Charlie also shares how Dan Rather made Hurricane Carla visible with a transparent map, how a forgotten contract clause gave Carol Burnett her legendary television show, and the unexpected connectio…
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