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Hosted by Saeid · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 12 episodes
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History of Things uncovers the wild, weird stories behind everyday stuff. Join Alex and Mira as they explore surprising histories of ordinary things — like pants, bikes, and eyeglasses — in quick, fun 20-minute episodes. Curious? Hit play!
Saeid hosts History of Things by AI, a education show with 12 episodes published.
Explore the surprising saga of the zipper, an "extraordinary ordinary thing" that revolutionized daily life despite being "almost never necessary". This isn't a story of a single inventor, but a 70-year journey of frustr
The brassiere is more than just an undergarment; it's a potent cultural artifact and a battleground for ideals of femininity, beauty, health, and freedom that has spanned over a century. Its history is marked by a centra
Dive into the extraordinary saga of eyeglasses, an often-overlooked invention that profoundly extended human potential and productive lifespans, reshaping literacy, scholarship, and craftsmanship. This episode traces the
The humble pair of pants is far more than just a garment; it's a profound cultural artifact, a story woven from threads of innovation, mobility, power, gender, and identity. From their origins over 3,000 years ago as a s
Step onto the board and journey through the compelling story of the skateboard, a potent cultural artifact that is far more than mere sporting equipment. From its birth as "sidewalk surfing" in 1950s California to its de
Explore the revolutionary impact of asphalt highways, from their ancient origins as Babylonian mortar to the vast, interconnected networks of today. This episode delves into how this engineered substance became the backb
Explore the surprisingly profound journey of the elevator, arguably one of the most important yet overlooked inventions in human history. From its ancient origins as a simple hoist used for heavy labor and spectacle in p
Tune into "The Road Ahead: From Horseless Carriage to Cultural Canvas," a podcast that steers you through the fascinating and often surprising history of the automobile. We begin by charting the car's origin as an expens
Unpack the surprising history of an everyday object with our latest episode, "Suitcase History: Rolling Revolution Explored." We delve into the popular misconception that humanity put a man on the moon before putting whe
Step into a journey that walks through the very sole of humanity. This episode unravels the profound paradox of shoes: how they are simultaneously our most intimate form of protection and a powerful, meticulously coded s
Dive into the surprising story of the wheel! You might think it's a universal symbol of progress, but what if we told you advanced ancient civilizations like the Aztecs and Incas, despite demonstrating an understanding o
What do a massive volcano, women’s rights, and modern roads have in common? The bicycle! In this episode, Alex and Claire pedal through the surprising history of the bike — from a horse shortage to feminist icon to milit
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History of Things by AI is hosted by Saeid. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 12 episodes.
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