Ep 69 - George Washington's Empty Pewter Cup

This week, the DTH Gals go back in time to sit at the deathbed of one of their country's founding fathers. (Spoiler alert: it ain't pretty.) Then Cara delights us with Google Gemini's opinions about red "licorice." She also takes a deep dive into ale recepticles and schools us on skull caps. Meanwhile, Brea's stuck on bizarre medical practices of the past, but she takes a tiny detour into some 1970s (or was it 1980's? She doesn't know) celebrity gossip. It's a jam-packed giggle-fest on Episode 69 of Delete This History.

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