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London Fog, LA Smog

Almost overnight, things that had not been crimes became criminalized in a new Victorian era.

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REPLAY: Invisible Founders

There are the names on the buildings, and then there are the real founders.

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Everybody’s Gotta Eat

Parents spend a lot of time refereeing. No, you can’t have hot fries and ice cream for dinner. Yes, please, have some more kale. We go to the dinner tables of “natural parents,” who left city life behind to bring kids closer to their food source.

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Whose Suffrage?

100 years ago, women got the right to vote. Well – some women did.

Photo of a roadside historical marker in Norfolk, VA, that reads: Quarantine Road. This is a portion of the road to the first quarantine house in Virginia, established under the acts of the assembly of 1783, which required vessels coming from foreign ports to perform quarantine if there were reason to believe the ship was a carrier of infectious disease.Episode

Quarantine Road

An 1855 yellow fever outbreak in Virginia eerily mirrors the present-day quarantine. And Marie Antoinette often secluded herself with a secret trove of banned books.

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Replay: Reading the Founding Fathers’ Mail

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Reading the Founding Fathers’ Mail

More than 30 people who spent the last three years immersed in thousands of letters written by George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams and Abigail Adams, and James Madison, are …

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