Thursday Thoughts | Dying Refrigerators & the Assembly Line

Episode 33 of the 15-Minute History podcast, hosted by 15-Minute History Podcast, titled "Thursday Thoughts | Dying Refrigerators & the Assembly Line" was published on April 4, 2024 and runs 3 minutes.

April 4, 2024 ·3m · 15-Minute History

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Welcome to Thursday Thoughts! Every other Thursday, Joe will speak about a specific person, place, or event in history in under five minutes. This week, Joe talks about the history and benefits of the assembly line that we still experience daily.

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Welcome to Thursday Thoughts! Every other Thursday, Joe will speak about a specific person, place, or event in history in under five minutes.

This week, Joe talks about the history and benefits of the assembly line that we still experience daily.

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