Feb 23rd: The Little Frozen Hero

The amazing inventions and discoveries that happened on February 23rd are the result of some persistent folks that never gave up.  Make some time to explore the richness of today: The invention of the first penny candyThe coming of age of the most important metal in your livesA colorful retelling of a crazy temper tantrum that happened on this day   If it's a special day for you or for someone you care about, why not learn a little more about today by listening to some fun, engaging stories.  If you need some great gift ideas, we have those too (along with links to where you can find them on Amazon).I mentioned two fun YouTube videos as well as an MIT report, here they are (these links worked in early 2024 - not sure how long the links will be available):Mr. Beast’s YouTube video linkMatPat’s YouTube video linkThe MIT Aluminum Foil Hat Study linkGift ideas for folks who celebrate February 23rd for any reason:Celebrate the Tootsie:  Tootsie Rolls, Tootsie Pops & funny t-shirts are more fun, while the Chosin Marines would be more seriousAnything Aluminum:  aluminum foil hats & funny t-shirts make great gag gifts, while an aluminum can crusher would be a great “green” giftCoach Bobby Knight:  There are some great books about Coach that are worth your read - but the best would be an autographed red folding chair!To celebrate Josh Gad’s birthday, there’s fun Olaf stuffTo celebrate Banana Bread Day, there are some great recipe booksTo celebrate Curling is Cool Day, there are some fun t-shirts as well as actual indoor curling setsFull disclosure:  If you use these gift idea links, I will make a small commission.Text me your favorite time travel movie!!!~~~  DayStrider Fun ~~~Do you want to be mentioned here in the podcast? Or do you want me to do a shout-out for a loved one? All you need to do is send me an e-mail: [email protected] yet, you can record your own shout-out by leaving me a voice message using this SpeakPipe linkDo you have a story that you wish to share?  Join me as a guest and let’s tell the world together!  Once again, just send me an e-mail or find me here on Facebook: Truman PastworthyIf you had as much fun listening as I did creating this episode, please click "follow" in your favorite podcast platform . . . oh . . . and even better - why not share it with a friend (or three)!  I’m betting you know just the perfect person who would enjoy today’s stories!If you feel adventurous, how 'bout writing a great review? :-)