
From Vegas to Tokyo, some neon signs became so legendary that people forgot what they were actually selling. We're counting down six glowing advertisements that outlived their businesses, sparked preservation battles...


Dive into the stars and discover how astrology shapes your life. Each episode explores zodiac signs, cosmic events, and how the universe influences your destiny.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDive into the stars and discover how astrology shapes your life. Each episode explores zodiac signs, cosmic events, and how the universe influences your destiny.
What's Your Sign? is hosted by Podgo. The show has published 22 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "6 Neon Signs That Became More Famous Than the Businesses They Advertised" (17 September 2026, 14 minutes), "The Birth of the Yellow Diamond: Why William Phelps Eno Changed Road Safety Forever" (2 September 2026, 12 minutes), and "Pictograms vs. Words: The Global Battle for Sign Supremacy" (18 August 2026, 12 minutes).
What's Your Sign? publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 12 minutes across 22 episodes.
Booking probability for What's Your Sign? is 39%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. What's Your Sign? requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. What's Your Sign?'s contact route on record: verified email.
Podgo hosts What's Your Sign?, a society podcast with 22 episodes published.
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From Vegas to Tokyo, some neon signs became so legendary that people forgot what they were actually selling. We're counting down six glowing advertisements that outlived their businesses, sparked preservation battles...

What's Your Sign?
In 1900, New York City's streets were chaos incarnate—and one man who never got behind a wheel designed the systems that would organize traffic worldwide. This is the remarkable story of William Phelps Eno, the...

What's Your Sign?
When designing traffic signs, do you use a picture or spell it out? This fundamental split has divided nations, sparked international standards battles, and even determined who lives or dies on the road. We trace the...

What's Your Sign?
Not all heroes wear capes—some are just yellow diamonds with black symbols. From railroad crossings to high voltage warnings, we're counting down the cautionary signs that have prevented countless deaths, and revealing...

What's Your Sign?
In 2001, a frustrated artist did something extraordinary: he manufactured a perfect Caltrans freeway sign in his living room and guerrilla-installed it on one of LA's busiest freeways. For nearly a decade, his...

What's Your Sign?
One demands you halt completely. The other trusts your judgment. Stop and yield signs have been locked in a century-long battle over the best way to control intersections—and their rivalry reveals surprising truths...

What's Your Sign?
Think you know what a thumbs up means? Think again. We're counting down five everyday signs and symbols that could get you in trouble—or just hopelessly lost—when you cross international borders. From hand gestures to...

What's Your Sign?
For decades, drivers on I-95 have been bombarded by nearly 200 garish billboard signs advertising South of the Border, a roadside attraction straddling the North and South Carolina state line. We dive into the story of...












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