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We take the lowly cheeseburger for granted. In fact, I rarely have just a hamburger. Without cheese it just feels naked. An no one want to eat a naked sandwich...just doesn't seem right.

In today's episode I look at the story behind the story of the invention or intervention of one of America's favorite foods.

References:

Visit Pasadena (https://visitpasadena.com)

The Historical Marker Database (https://hmdb.org)

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In modern times we are used to major events that amaze us with their size and scope. We marvel at how we are able to bring incredible resources to bear. And, we live in a time where we expect instant results from our efforts.

This obviously hasn't always been that way. In today's episode I look at the Erie Canal, an amazing accomplishment for its time and still unrivaled today.

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In our American history, probably no speech is well known and powerful as the Gettysburg Address. The time of its delivery, the presence of President Lincoln, and the field upon which it was delivered all point to an incredible historical event.

I invite you to listen to this podcast as we look at the story behind the story of this amazing event.

References:

Historical Marker Database

Library of Congress

Abraham Lincoln Online

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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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