Info On The Go
Info On The Go is a family-friendly podcast designed for curious minds of all ages! Perfect for learning on the go, our weekly episodes dive into fascinating stories, important events, and fun facts from both the past and present.
Whether you’re commuting, traveling, or enjoying some downtime at home, we make learning engaging, accessible, and entertaining for the whole family. From historical milestones to modern marvels, every episode is packed with insights, surprises, and a few laughs along the way.
Join us as we connect the dots between history and today’s world, sparking curiosity and inspiring conversations that will keep everyone coming back for more.
So tune in each week for your dose of fun, learning, and discovery — because the journey of knowledge never ends!
Thank You for listening and Stay curious,
Kat & William
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Episodes
51 episodes
Yellow Journalism (A Dash of Info)
A Dash of Info: Yellow Journalism explores the sensationalist newspaper wars of the late 19th century, where Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst used exaggerated headlines and dramatic storytelling to captivate readers. From the ...
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17:22
Energy Drink
Did Japan invent energy drinks specifically to offset methamphetamine use? Not exactly—but the story is more intriguing than you might think. In this episode of Info On The Go, we dive into the origins of energy drinks, tracing their e...
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30:43
History of Cheese
On this episode of Info On The Go, William and Kat dive into the rich and fascinating history of cheese, tracing its origins back over 7,000 years. From its accidental discovery to the sophisticated cheesemaking techniques of the...
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43:51
Malachite (A Dash of Info)
Malachite is a striking green copper carbonate hydroxide mineral known for its distinctive banded appearance and historical significance. Formed through the oxidation of copper ores, it typically appears in botryoidal, fibrous, or stalagm...
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13:27
New Jersey
On December 18, 1787, New Jersey became the third state to ratify the U.S. Constitution, with Trenton as its capital. The state’s history stretches back to prehistoric times when the collision of tectonic plates formed the Appalachian Mountains...
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25:07
History of Dentistry
The origins of dentistry trace back to around 7000 BCE in the Indus Valley Civilization, where flint-tipped tools were used to drill into teeth, likely to treat decay. By 5000 BCE, the Sumerians believed tooth worms caused cavities, influ...
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40:26
Belladonna (A Dash of Info)
Belladonna: The Beautiful but Deadly NightshadeAtropa belladonna, commonly known as deadly nightshade, is a highly toxic plant with a long history of medicinal, cosmetic, and even lethal uses. Native to Europe, North Africa, and p...
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12:19
History of Baseball
Baseball, often called "America’s pastime," has deep cultural roots in the U.S., originating in the 19th century and evolving from earlier bat-and-ball games. Though the Doubleday myth credited Abner Doubleday with its invention, baseball’s ori...
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33:34
The Future of Social Security
Join us on today’s episode as we dive into the history, current state, and future of Social Security. We explore its origins during the Great Depression, the reforms of 1983, and the challenges the program faces today. With projections in...
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26:15
Cancer Fighting Robots/Research and Development (A Dash of Info)
In this episode, we delve into the groundbreaking research from the Karolinska Institutet, where scientists have developed nanorobots capable of targeting and destroying cancer cells with surgical precision. Using a technique called DNA o...
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17:10
Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, marks the start of the traditional Chinese calendar year. One of the most significant holidays in Chinese culture, it symbolizes the end of winter and the start of spring, with celebrations l...
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29:38
Thorium vs. Uranium
Exploring Nuclear Energy: Thorium vs. UraniumIn this episode, we delve into nuclear energy, focusing on thorium and uranium. We define their properties and historical significance in nuclear development. Uranium has been the domin...
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26:09
April Fool's Day (A Dash of Info)
April Fools' Day, celebrated on April 1st, is a long-standing tradition filled with playful pranks and jokes. Though its origins remain mysterious, theories suggest ties to ancient festivals like the Roman Hilaria or the confusion caused ...
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22:37
Dementia
Welcome to Info On The Go, where we tackle essential topics that impact millions worldwide. Today, we’re shedding light on an issue that affects more than 55 million people across the globe, with numbers expected to rise to 139 million...
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31:36
History Of Money
Join hosts William and Kat on Info On The Go as they explore the fascinating evolution of money! Inspired by a listener request from the Facebook page, this episode dives deep into the origins of currency, from the barter system to mod...
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32:48
5 Smallest Sates (A Dash of Info)
In this episode, we revisit our Delaware discussion, where I mistakenly called Delaware the smallest state. While I corrected myself, it raised the question—what is the smallest state by land area and population?We break down the five sm...
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14:06
History Of Methamphetamines
On this episode of Info On The Go, we dive into a fascinating and troubling listener request: What is meth, and where did it come from? From its origins in 1893, when Japanese chemist Nagai Nagayoshi first synthesized methamphetamine, ...
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32:56
Fence Cutting Wars
Before barbed wire, the American West was an open frontier where cattle roamed freely. But when fences began dividing the land, tensions between ranchers, farmers, and landless cowboys erupted into the Fence Cutting Wars of the late 19th centur...
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32:01
Xocoatl and Tejet (A Dash of Info)
A Dash of Info" is our quick and engaging segment for intriguing information that doesn't fit into a full-length "Info On The Go" episode. In this episode, we're revisiting Tejet and chocolate drinks made by the Aztecs.Tejet: A tr...
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10:05
Pennsylvania
Today, we’re diving into Pennsylvania—the second state to ratify the U.S. Constitution! Join us as we explore this historically rich state, from its ancient human habitation at Meadowcroft Rockshelter to William Penn's revolutionary "Frame of G...
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22:59
Cacao or Cocoa
In this episode, we’re cracking open the fascinating world of cacao and cocoa! While they come from the same tree, their journeys from bean to ingredient are quite different. Join us as we explore the raw beginnings of cacao, its ...
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30:36
Asteroid 2024 YR4 (A Dash of Info)
In this episode, we take a deep dive into NASA’s latest findings on Asteroid 2024 YR4. Discovered in late 2024, this asteroid has sparked scientific curiosity and concern due to its slim but notable 2.3% chance of impacting Earth on December 22...
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14:34
Water Bears
Have you ever heard of water bears or moss piglets? Known scientifically as tardigrades, these microscopic creatures are some of the most remarkable organisms on Earth. First described in the 18th century, tardigrades have earned their reputati...
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