<p>What do boll weevils, peanuts, cotton, and tomatoes have in common? What connection is there between Iowa State University and Tuskegee University, and more importantly - who is that connection? Iowa corn fields to Alabama's cotton and peanut fields all have a common connection in George W. Carver. Listen to this episode to learn more about the fascinating genius of the boy called the Carver's George. </p>

What do boll weevils, peanuts, cotton, and tomatoes have in common? What connection is there between Iowa State University and Tuskegee University, and more importantly - who is that connection? Iowa corn fields to Alabama's cotton and peanut fields all have a common connection in George W. Carver. Listen to this episode to learn more about the fascinating genius of the boy called the Carver's George.

<p>What do boll weevils, peanuts, cotton, and tomatoes have in common? What connection is there between Iowa State University and Tuskegee University, and more importantly - who is that connection? Iowa corn fields to Alabama's cotton and peanut fields all have a common connection in George W. Carver. Listen to this episode to learn more about the fascinating genius of the boy called the Carver's George.&nbsp;</p>

The Boy Who was Traded for a Horse

Can you survive an atom bomb blast? What if you could read your own obituary? How did manure change the course of the civil war? Why are the bananas we eat all clones - and for that matter what is a Banana Republic? How much salt are you worth? This podcast will cover those and a host of other seemingly serendipitous occurrences that we call "history" along with the scientific endeavors and experiences that made them possible.

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