History of Tobacco Episode 3: Cigarettes
This is the final episode in my three part series on the History of Tobacco. In this episode I conclude Tobaccos story, and bring home the history of this drug to the present day. We talk about the origins of the first paper cigarettes, the rise of Big Tobacco, and how the cigarette came to be as w…
Episode 18 - Alcohol - Part 4 of 4
- Expectancies are the No.1 factor with how alcohol affects people.
- How alcohol is broken down
- Alcohol and violence
- Hangovers,
- Rob’s tribute and impression of America’s Judge “Soggy” Sweats “If by whiskey speech”.
Book Credits:
Proof – The Science of Booze, by Adam Rodgers
Drink, by Ia…
Episode 16 - Alcohol - Part 2 of 4
- Effects of alcohol, my relationship with it, the cultural history of alcohol, is alcohol a drug? Drugs in Ireland vs drugs in America, the evolution of human knowledge.
Book Credit:
Drink, by Iain Gately.
Logo Design by RMK Design.
Piano Backing Track by The Relaxing World
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Blame It On the Booze
Nearly a quarter of American adults reported drinking more at home to cope with their pandemic blues. This week, we take a deep dive into the ancient history of booze, how Americans normalized drinking alone, and how the media shaped the shifting reputation of red wine. Plus, can scientists cook up…
Blame It On The Alcohol
This week, we devote an entire hour to what one important scholar deemed “the cause of and solution to all of life’s problems.” From its earliest role as a source of nourishment to its depictions in ancient literature, we examine the roots of mankind’s everlasting drinking problems. Plus, how a biz…
Blame It On The Alcohol
This week, we devote an entire hour to what one important scholar deemed “the cause of and solution to all of life’s problems.” From its earliest role as a source of nourishment to its depictions in ancient literature, we examine the roots of mankind’s everlasting drinking problems. Plus, how a biz…
Blame It On the Booze
Nearly a quarter of American adults reported drinking more at home to cope with their pandemic blues. This week, we take a deep dive into the ancient history of booze, how Americans normalized drinking alone, and how the media shaped the shifting reputation of red wine. Plus, can scientists cook up…
Blame It On The Alcohol
This week, we devote an entire hour to what one important scholar deemed “the cause of and solution to all of life’s problems.” From its earliest role as a source of nourishment to its depictions in ancient literature, we examine the roots of mankind’s everlasting drinking problems. Plus, how a biz…
Blame It On The Alcohol
This week, we devote an entire hour to what one important scholar deemed “the cause of and solution to all of life’s problems.” From its earliest role as a source of nourishment to its depictions in ancient literature, we examine the roots of mankind’s everlasting drinking problems. Plus, how a biz…
Drink: A Cultural History of Alcohol Audiobook by Iain Gately
https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Drink: A Cultural History of AlcoholGenres: History, Cooking, Non-Fiction, WorldAuthor: Iain GatelyNarrator: Matthew Lloyd DaviesRelease date: 05-14-2019Length: 21:35:00Language: EnglishPublisher: Tantor MediaDesc…
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