
History Unplugged Podcast
Scott RankLast Night on the Titanic: The Popcorn Vendor
April 9, 2019 ● 29 minShare this episode
Coxon lived an interesting life. He resided in a Queen Anne house on the Wisconsin river, which people thought was haunted. He dressed in a fur-lined coat and loved to maintain a flashy appearance.
But he was still a working-class man. For that reason, our culinary spotlight on him is a staple of laborers in the early 20th century (now it's a delicacy)—Tripe and Onion Soup
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A Prayer to Notice Hidden Wonders - Your Daily Prayer - April 12
You’re rushing past miracles every single day, and it’s costing you peace. What if the beauty you’ve been ignoring is exactly what your anxious heart needs?
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