In this episode, we explore the history and traditions of St. Patrick's Day in the United States, from its roots in Ireland to its evolution into a beloved holiday celebrated by millions of Americans. We delve into the early celebrations of Irish immigrants, the rise of St. Patrick's Day parades, and the significance of green clothing and traditional Irish drinks like Guinness and Irish whiskey. We also discuss the importance of the holiday for Irish Americans, and how it serves as a celebration of their heritage and resilience in the face of discrimination and hardship.