On this episode, I talk about the History of...The Christmas Tree and how it came to be a Holiday tradition.

I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…The History of the Christmas Tree. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com

I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on fascinating facts about Christmas Trees in Hawaii and Alaska.

Visit…

www.hamakuachristmastreeforest.com

www.alaska.org

On the history website, there are a few cool sub-reads such as:

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On today's episode, I talk about the origins of St. Nicholas, Santa Claus and Krampus.

I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…Who was St. Nicholas? The history of Santa Claus and Krampus. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com

I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on fascinating facts about Santa Claus and Krampus.

Visit…

www.fastcompany.com

www.bestlifeonline.com

On the history website, there are a few cool sub-reads such as:

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On this episode I talk about the history of...Turkey as the Thanksgiving meal and how it came to be.

I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…What was eaten at the first Thanksgiving and turkeys were once worshiped like gods. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com

I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on the fascinating facts about turkeys, why we eat turkey on thanksgiving and how other countries celebrate the holiday.

www.thegazette.com

www.britannica.com

www.countryliving.com

And the webster’s dictionary for helping define the word “fowling”

On the history website, there are a few cool sub-reads such as:

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Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …” experience a new perspective and learn something new”.

On this episode I talk about the history of...Black Friday, Small Business Saturday (SBS) & Cyber Monday and how it came to be. 

I would like to thank the History website for the information on the topic of…Black Friday. For more information you can visit their website at www.history.com

I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday…www.hugateen.com, www.styleandtrends.net, www.nbcnews.com, www.Acaciaparishchamber.org, www.BBC.com

On the history website, there are a few cool sub-reads such as:

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Thanks for tuning in today everyone and until our next journey through time, I challenge you with this …”experience a new perspective and learn something new”.

On this episode I talk about the history of Veterans Day in the U.S. and how it came to be. Along with, how other countries celebrate or remember their fallen heroes. 

I would like to thank the History Channel website for providing the information on Veterans Day. I would also like to give thanks to www.taskandpurpose.com and www.defense.gov for additional information on the topic and along with how other countries celebrate their own Remembrance Day. 

On this episode, I talk about the history of the United States voting policies and other interesting voting policies around the world. 

I would like to thank the History Channel for the information on the topic.  You can visit their website at www.history.com.  I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on all the different voting policies around the world. Special thanks to: www.thirteen.org, www.babbel.com, www.globalcitizen.org, & www.nationalgeographic.org.  

**Disclaimer*** Please be advised…some episodes deal with graphic information and could be stressful to some. This episode might not be suitable for all ages. Listener discretion is advised. In this episode I talk about the Origins of Haunted Houses and how they came to be and, the world's most famous haunted houses.

I would like to thank the History Channel for the information on the topic.  You can visit their website at www.history.com.  I would also like to thank various other websites for the background on all the famous haunted houses around the world. Special thanks to: www.architecturaldigest.com, www.travel.earth.com & www.housely.com

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In this episode we travel through the origins of Witches & Why they ride brooms. When did witches first appear in the history books? What happened to people that confessed to being witches? Why is the broom associated with witches and riding them through the night sky? If you want to know the answers to these questions, then join me as we travel through time. 

I would like to thank The History Channel, Webster's Dictionary and Ripley's Believe it or Not websites for the above information. You can check them out at www.history.com, www.merriam-webster.com & www.ripleys.com for more information.

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In this episode we travel through the legends of werewolves and vampires. Who was the first? And how they are perceived in modern today. So, join me as we travel through time. 

I would like to thank the History channel & Lit Charts for the information. You can check them out at www.history.com or www.litcharts.com.

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In this episode, we go deep down into the history of the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. It’s a short but sweet episode. 

I would like to thank the website www.History.com for the information. Please check them out for other interesting stories.