The Supremes Were Such A Popular Group, They Had Their Own Bread

from Cool Weird Awesome with Brady Carlson · host Brady Carlson

Today in 1944, the birthday of Diana Ross. In the 1960s she and the Supremes had hit record after hit record, and at one point, they were even the namesakes for a line of white bread. Plus: today in 1879, a newspaper article about an experiment in Belgium to see whether cats could be trained to deliver mail. Loafing Around – The Supremes White Bread (Voices of East Anglia via Archive.org)Mail-Delivering Cats You’ll hear a symphony when you back our show on Patreon

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