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Tracing The Path is a 20th Century history podcast dedicated to exploring the connections between the defining stories of the twentieth century.
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Episode 84: 1/2 Cup of American History (opens the original)
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What can a recipe tell us about American history? A lot more than what’s for dinner. In this episode of Tracing the Path , we follow the American recipe from handwritten collections and community cookbooks to corporate test kitchens, radio programs, recipe contests, and the cards tucked inside kitchen boxes. Along the way, we’ll discover how recipes helped sell bananas, why suffragists published cookbooks, how a pincushion promotion helped create Betty Crocker, how Tupperware transformed the Ame
Episode 83: The Conversation: Pepsi Cracked the Iron Curtain (opens the original)
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Today we're looking at some of the wow! moments from the Pepsi episode. Specifically we're going deeper on the Pepsi Refresh Superbowl campaign, Pepsi's Navy, the Marriott Loan and the time capsule that is a Pepsi Can Collection.
Episode 82: When Pepsi Cracked the Iron Curtain (opens the original)
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The Cold War wasn't fought only with missiles. It was also fought with supermarkets, television cameras, vodka, and a simple paper cup filled with Pepsi. This month, Tracing The Path follows the surprising chain of events that led an American soft drink behind the Iron Curtain—and a Russian vodka into American liquor stores. Along the way you'll discover the forgotten friendship between Russia and the United States, the invention of videotape by Ampex, the famous Kitchen Debate between Richard N
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