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EPISODE · Feb 17, 2007 · 4 MIN

The “History” of School

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Vipul and Jason take a wry look at the “history” of school. It’s their interpretation about the way things really happened. It’s all about the terror of schools — learning how to paste, how to throw a spear, and how to cook mastadon steaks. Now what is it about tree sap? Oh well. Moving on […]

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Vipul and Jason take a wry look at the “history” of school. It’s their interpretation about the way things really happened. It’s all about the terror of schools — learning how to paste, how to throw a spear, and how to cook mastadon steaks. Now what is it about tree sap? Oh well. Moving on to Rome, it’s how to tie your sandals and the introduction of homework. The Dark Ages suffered from a lack of candle-making classes. [Note to listeners — there are only 5 “real” facts in the podcast. See if you can spot them before the end of the show!]

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