On this episode, we tackle the condiment confusion over our favorite tomato sauce.  Is it "Ketchup" or "Catsup"?  We've got all the saucy details.  Also, why does breaking a mirror mean seven years' bad luck?  Plus - learn the origin of the phrase "take it with a grain of salt".  Hear the entire salty story, as host Rick Peterson answers more of the questions you've Always Wondered about.

On this episode, we tackle the condiment confusion over our favorite tomato sauce. Is it "Ketchup" or "Catsup"? We've got all the saucy details. Also, why does breaking a mirror mean seven years' bad luck? Plus - learn the origin of the phrase "take it with a grain of salt". Hear the entire salty story, as host Rick Peterson answers more of the questions you've Always Wondered about.

On this episode, we tackle the condiment confusion over our favorite tomato sauce. &nbsp;Is it "Ketchup" or "Catsup"? &nbsp;We've got all the saucy details. &nbsp;Also, why does breaking a mirror mean seven years' bad luck? &nbsp;Plus - learn the origin of the phrase "take it with a grain of salt". &nbsp;Hear the entire salty story, as host Rick Peterson answers more of the questions you've Always Wondered about.

Always Wondered - Is it "Ketchup" or "Catsup"?

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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Have you always wondered who came up with the idea for mouthwash? Who invented the Slinky? Why do we bless someone whenever they sneeze? How come there are dimples on a golf ball? Or what is the origin of the phrase "heard it through the grapevine"? These are the sort of questions that stir our curiosity, and the answers may just surprise you. Join host Rick Peterson every week for a fun and breezy look at some of the&nbsp;things you have always wondered about!

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Always Wondered. A podcast that takes a lighthearted look at everyday life's little mysteries.      Have you always wondered who came up with the idea for mouthwash? Who invented the Slinky? Why do we bless someone whenever they sneeze? How come there are dimples on a golf ball? Or what is the origin of the phrase "heard it through the grapevine"? These are the sort of questions that stir our curiosity, and the answers may just surprise you. Join host Rick Peterson every week for a fun and breezy look at some of the things you have always wondered about!

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