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I've enjoyed producing this podcast. It's been very interesting to explore the story behind the story from historical markers.

I am taking a break from production to focus on other projects.

You can hear more about what I am working on through this episode.

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Clara Barton earned the nickname "The Angel of the Battlefield" during the American Civil War, but her greatest achievement may have been bringing the Red Cross movement to America.

In this episode of Signs of Our Time, we explore the remarkable life of the woman who transformed compassion into action and established a legacy that continues to bring hope during disasters and emergencies around the world.

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Today, we're visiting Latrobe, Pennsylvania, home of a historical marker that celebrates one of America's sweetest creations. What began as a simple experiment at a small-town soda fountain became a dessert enjoyed by generations of families across the country.

So grab a seat, bring your sweet tooth, and join me as we explore the fascinating history behind the invention of the banana split.

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If today’s episode has resonated with you or helped you in any way, and you’d like to support the show so we can continue to bring you new and free content, I’ve set up an account on Buy Me a Coffee. Through this easy-to-use donation-based tool, you can support the podcast with monetary donations in increments of $5. I truly apprecite your support. All donations receive a shoutout as a way of saying thank you.

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