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Video Of Tsarnaev Brothers Around Boylston Street On Day Of Boston Marathon Bombing
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See the longer version of this video here: wbur.org/radioboston/2023/05/23/sushi-boston-chef-joe-gatto-cooking-tutorial
Note: master sushi chefs can train for more than a decade. #shorts
There's a Civil War legend that dates back to April of 1862, in the aftermath of the Battle of Shiloh. Supposedly, when night fell on thousands of wounded soldiers stranded on the battlefield, something strange happened. Some of their wounds started to glow. Stranger still, those with glowing wounds seemed to have better rates of survival. Stories of this so-called "Angel's Glow" have echoed through history. But it wasn't until 2001, when a teenage Civil War buff embarked on a science project, that anyone found any answers.
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Hosted by Ben Brock Johnson and Amory Sivertson and produced by WBUR, Endless Thread explores untold histories and unsolved mysteries from the Internet. In its debut year, TIME mentioned Endless Thread among its '50 Best Podcasts to Listen To Right Now.’ And, according to The Guardian, Endless Thread “is cult listening for anyone who is interested in being interested.”
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In the aftermath of a violent mob storming the U.S. Capitol building, Endless Thread got back in touch with Indi Samarajiva. Indi's a writer who lived through the end of the Sri Lankan civil war, and he was featured in Endless Thread's "Things Are Bad" episode. The team caught up with Indi to ask him about his thoughts on the events of January 6th.
About Endless Thread
Hosted by Ben Brock Johnson and Amory Sivertson and produced by WBUR, Endless Thread explores untold histories and unsolved mysteries from the Internet. In its debut year, TIME mentioned Endless Thread among its '50 Best Podcasts to Listen To Right Now.’ And, according to The Guardian, Endless Thread “is cult listening for anyone who is interested in being interested.”
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A Redditor stumbles upon a huge pile of plates in the backwoods of Pennsylvania. Reddit sleuths across the globe try to figure out where the plates are located and how they got there. Endless Thread embarks on an epic journey to Pennsylvania to get to the bottom of this mystery, once and for all.
About Endless Thread
Hosted by Ben Brock Johnson and Amory Sivertson and produced by WBUR, Endless Thread explores untold histories and unsolved mysteries from the Internet. In its debut year, TIME mentioned Endless Thread among its '50 Best Podcasts to Listen To Right Now.’ And, according to The Guardian, Endless Thread “is cult listening for anyone who is interested in being interested.”
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On November 22nd, 1987, two TV stations in Chicago had their broadcast signals hijacked by someone wearing a Max Headroom mask. In the years since, Redditors have played an integral role in getting to the bottom of this case. Who dunnit? Why? How? We dig into the story.
Photo: “The Max Headroom Incident” from u/gregorburns
About Endless Thread
Hosted by Ben Brock Johnson and Amory Sivertson and produced by WBUR, Endless Thread explores untold histories and unsolved mysteries from the Internet. In its debut year, TIME mentioned Endless Thread among its '50 Best Podcasts to Listen To Right Now.’ And, according to The Guardian, Endless Thread “is cult listening for anyone who is interested in being interested.”
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What is Geedis? This is the question that thousands of internet sleuths have been trying to answer for more than two years. The Endless Thread team joins in on the hunt…and makes a discovery.
Photo: Geedis (Courtesy Stacen Goldman/Framingham History Center)
About Endless Thread
Hosted by Ben Brock Johnson and Amory Sivertson and produced by WBUR, Endless Thread explores untold histories and unsolved mysteries from the Internet. In its debut year, TIME mentioned Endless Thread among its '50 Best Podcasts to Listen To Right Now.’ And, according to The Guardian, Endless Thread “is cult listening for anyone who is interested in being interested.”
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When someone close to you dies, it can be a struggle to feel normal again – and to have people TREAT you normally again. When T.J.’s long-time partner died suddenly in 2017, she found a sense of normalcy and healing from strangers in the r/Widowers community on Reddit.
Photo: Shelter/Consumer by u/Miles___
About Endless Thread
Hosted by Ben Brock Johnson and Amory Sivertson and produced by WBUR, Endless Thread explores untold histories and unsolved mysteries from the Internet. In its debut year, TIME mentioned Endless Thread among its '50 Best Podcasts to Listen To Right Now.’ And, according to The Guardian, Endless Thread “is cult listening for anyone who is interested in being interested.”
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Imagine sitting in a hospital room for 24 consecutive hours in the most agonizing pain you can possibly imagine. You feel a sense of impending doom. You have a feeling this won’t end well. Then, the pain subsides and you walk away. Jamie Seymour has had that experience eleven different times. He’s a leading expert on one of the world’s most frightening creatures and he’s paid the price.
Photo: "Space Jellyfish" by u/Flufs
About Endless Thread
Hosted by Ben Brock Johnson and Amory Sivertson and produced by WBUR, Endless Thread explores untold histories and unsolved mysteries from the Internet. In its debut year, TIME mentioned Endless Thread among its '50 Best Podcasts to Listen To Right Now.’ And, according to The Guardian, Endless Thread “is cult listening for anyone who is interested in being interested.”
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On October 1st, Endless Thread is back. We're kicking things off with a deep exploration into something that has changed lives, politics, and the way we interact online and in real life: memes!
We’re diving deep into a weird, wild, world made possible by the world wide web and telling the untold histories of the countless images we use to crack jokes, hack elections, and share the simple, surprisingly deep truths about human connection and our modern existence.
Endless Thread's meme series launches Friday, October 1st.
About Endless Thread
Hosted by Ben Brock Johnson and Amory Sivertson and produced by WBUR, Endless Thread explores untold histories and unsolved mysteries from the Internet. In its debut year, TIME mentioned Endless Thread among its '50 Best Podcasts to Listen To Right Now.’ And, according to The Guardian, Endless Thread “is cult listening for anyone who is interested in being interested.”
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Endless Thread solves one of the internet’s most compelling unresolved mysteries. Inspired by a New York Times feature about glitter last year, Redditors have obsessed over identifying the mysterious industry buying huge amounts of glitter – information which glitter-makers have now famously refused to divulge. No one has been able to find any answers…until now!
About Endless Thread
Hosted by Ben Brock Johnson and Amory Sivertson and produced by WBUR, Endless Thread explores untold histories and unsolved mysteries from the Internet. In its debut year, TIME mentioned Endless Thread among its '50 Best Podcasts to Listen To Right Now.’ And, according to The Guardian, Endless Thread “is cult listening for anyone who is interested in being interested.”
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In this episode, Endless Thread goes underground and back in time -- into what just might be the most important vault in the world. What's inside that vault? A treasure that originates with a Russian scientist during World War II.
About Endless Thread
Hosted by Ben Brock Johnson and Amory Sivertson and produced by WBUR, Endless Thread explores untold histories and unsolved mysteries from the Internet. In its debut year, TIME mentioned Endless Thread among its '50 Best Podcasts to Listen To Right Now.’ And, according to The Guardian, Endless Thread “is cult listening for anyone who is interested in being interested.”
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[NOTE: This episode contains some mentions of suicide. If you're ever feeling suicidal or are grappling with distressing thoughts, you can get help. Call 800-273-TALK — it's anonymous, free and 24/7. Remember you are not alone. There's nothing wrong with asking for help. We want you to be here.]
When you’re in a high place, peering over a ledge, do you ever get that super weird feeling that you should just... jump? This is a real scientific phenomenon that a lot of people experience, and it has a name: the call of the void.
Thanks to Redditor u/creativeadam for this episode's artwork. You can follow him on Instagram at @hiadamroberts
About Endless Thread
Hosted by Ben Brock Johnson and Amory Sivertson and produced by WBUR, Endless Thread explores untold histories and unsolved mysteries from the Internet. In its debut year, TIME mentioned Endless Thread among its '50 Best Podcasts to Listen To Right Now.’ And, according to The Guardian, Endless Thread “is cult listening for anyone who is interested in being interested.”
Subscribe here:
Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1321060753
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Robin Williams, Caitlyn Murphy, Sarah Freeman and Eugenia Corbo all care for trees near their homes in Boston. A pine, a yellowwood, and oak and a ginkgo. See their stories a wbur.org.
See Martha Bebinger's story: Trees - Our Mental, Physical, Climate Change Antidote https://wbur.fm/3zBUsRQ
Panelists:
Brandie Blaze - artist
CAEV - artist
Brandon Matthews - marketer, Showoff Marketing and Killerboombox.com
Jessica Richards - artist manager
About LFOD Radio:
LFOD Radio is a platform for independent hip-hop artists in New England and beyond. In addition to spinning records, they present in-depth interviews, host panels and provide a number of avenues for artists to showcase their creativity. They are focused on building a community amongst their collaborators, so you will often see them return for cyphers, live shows and more.
Thank you to The Record Co., Newbury Comics and Boston Compass Newspaper for being community supporters of this event.
May 31, 2020


