HeyJaredThe Missing Chapter Podcast
The Missing Chapter Podcast reveals some unknown stories to the world's most popular events. Tune in to hear some of the most obscure and entertaining stories the history textbooks left out!
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From Darkness To Light (opens the original)
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Phil and I pride ourselves on The Missing Chapter Podcast by giving you, the listeners, the stories that history has overlooked and that, up until now, have been filed away in obscurity. So why is it… that my episode today sounds very familiar and very famous? A young woman born into darkness – unable to speak, unable to hear, unable to see. But despite these incredible obstacles, her determination and her perseverance, as well as those who loved and worked with her; was able to overcome these t
Deeper Into Disney (opens the original)
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Well, everyone, it’s time for a quick story…what happens when you combine 2 co-teachers, 2 podcast hosts, 2 different families, 2 separate schedules, and the happiest place on earth? An unplanned, welcoming surprise of your podcast hosts running into each other in the middle of Hollywood studios. Yes, that did happen. And yes, that inspired today’s episode. So travel with us today, as we take you beyond the rides, beyond the shows, beyond the skyliner, beyond the $22 churros, and go deeper, into
A Strange Development (opens the original)
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We are all familiar with the phrase, “a picture is worth a thousand words,” but could the development of these pictures tell us… even more? Here in Upstate New York, we’re renowned for many famous businesses and corporations. Maybe none so more than the Eastman Kodak Company, located in Rochester. In 1945, no one in the world knew of the highly secretive workings of the U.S. military, outside of a few chosen officials in the federal government and those associated with the Manhattan Project. Or
Death By Chocolate (opens the original)
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Do you know what pairs well with our beloved coffee? Chocolate. My wife and I love indulging in those chocolate samplers you get for holidays. Each bite starting with curiosity, and ending with either elation, or a swig of water to wash out a failed attempt to mix chocolate with something that it should never be paired with. Sounds fun, right? It is, but if we were in World War II, I’d be skeptical. Why? Well, you know how your parents tell you never to take candy from strangers? Turns out, that
Is That Right? (opens the original)
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Let me ask you a question: How many things do you "know" about history...that aren't actually true? Did Magellan really circumnavigate the globe? Did Marie Antoinette really say, "Let them eat cake"? Did Napoleon really spend his entire life trying to compensate for being short? And did Van Gogh really slice off his ear? The scary thing is that some of history's most famous stories aren't famous because they're true. They're famous because they're memorable. And sometimes a good story survives m
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