Send us a text Special Thanksgiving Day Episode: “Thanksgiving and How a Feast Became a Nation’s Holiday” Every November, millions of Americans gather for turkey, stuffing, and pie—but how did one meal become a national tradition? In this special Thanksgiving episode of Info On The Go, William and Kat trace the remarkable 300-year journey from the 1621 harvest feast to Lincoln’s wartime proclamation and FDR’s holiday debate. It’s a story of survival, unity, politics, and persistence—revealin...
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Send us a text Special Thanksgiving Day Episode: “Thanksgiving and How a Feast Became a Nation’s Holiday” Every November, millions of Americans gather for turkey, stuffing, and pie—but how did one meal become a national tradition? In this special Thanksgiving episode of Info On The Go, William and Kat trace the remarkable 300-year journey from the 1621 harvest feast to Lincoln’s wartime proclamation and FDR’s holiday debate. It’s a story of survival, unity, politics, and persistence—revealin...
Send us a text Throughout history, societies have invented cruel and creative ways to punish, control, and humiliate. From the infamous ducking stool—used to silence “scolds” and shame the accused in public squares—to the horrifying Brazen Bull, where victims roasted alive inside a bronze beast, these devices reveal both the brutality and psychology of past justice systems. In this episode of Info On The Go, we explore some of the most notorious torture and execution devices: Public Humiliati...
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Send us a text Special Thanksgiving Day Episode: “Thanksgiving and How a Feast Became a Nation’s Holiday” Every November, millions of Americans gather for turkey, stuffing, and pie—but how did one meal become a national tradition? In this special Thanksgiving episode of Info On The Go, William and Kat trace the remarkable 300-year journey from the 1621 harvest feast to Lincoln’s wartime proclamation and FDR’s holiday debate. It’s a story of survival, unity, politics, and persistence—revealin...
