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Mark's Almanac is a 90-second trip back in time that highlights the world's history from the very serious to the sometimes sublime.... more
FAQs about Mark's Almanac:How many episodes does Mark's Almanac have?The podcast currently has 695 episodes available.
May 08, 2020Mark's Almanac for May 8, 2020The first Westminster Dog Show took place on this date in 1877. And in 1945, President Harry S. Truman made a historic radio announcment about World War II....more2minPlay
May 07, 2020Mark's Almanac for May 7, 2020On this date in 1914 President Woodrow Wilson issued a proclamation honoring mothers everywhere. And in 1941, one of the biggest big band swing songs was recorded....more2minPlay
May 06, 2020Mark's Almanac for May 6, 2020On this date in 1837 John Deere had a revolutionary idea. And in 1994, England got a new connection to Europe....more2minPlay
May 05, 2020Mark's Almanac for May 5, 2020On this date in 1865 the first-ever train robbery in the United States took place. And in 1986, Cleveland got some great news...more2minPlay
May 04, 2020Mark's Almanac for May 4, 2020On this date in 1970, Kent State University found itself in the national spotlight....more2minPlay
May 01, 2020Mark's Almanac for May 1, 2020On this date in 1931, a landmark building in mid-town Manhattan opened to the public. And in 1952, an American toy was introduced to the world that made a big impact....more2minPlay
April 30, 2020Mark's Almanac for April 30, 2020On this date in 1789 George Washington was inaugurated as the first president of the United States. And in 1989, the world wide web was officially introduced....more2minPlay
April 29, 2020Mark's Almanac for April 29, 2020On this date in 1967, Aretha Franklin released arguably her greatest hit ever. And in 1992, parts of Los Angeles turned into a warzone....more2minPlay
April 28, 2020Mark's Almanac for April 28, 2020On this date in 1881, Billy the Kid escaped impending execution. And in 1942, nightly blackouts began taking place in the midst of World War II....more2minPlay
April 27, 2020Mark's Almanac for April 27, 2020On this date in 4977 B.C. the universe was created... at least that's what one 16th century mathematician theorized. aAnd in 1908 in London, the longest Olympic summer games got underway....more2minPlay
FAQs about Mark's Almanac:How many episodes does Mark's Almanac have?The podcast currently has 695 episodes available.