Episode 22

100 Years Ago Today: Reanimated History: Adam digs into the Panama Canal, where Teddy Roosevelt formed a new country to snag free land. Plus, one man fought to keep food from killing us, while the Spanish Flu killed more Americans than all 20th century wars combined!		Ended Currently 0.0/5 (0 votes)
Title:	Reanimated History - 100 Years Ago Today
Air Date:	April 24, 2018
Runtime:	30 min
Genres:	Comedy
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