Strange But True – Quiet Paul Revere
In this edition of Strange but true. A very Quiet Paul Revere may have road in to town rather stealthy to notify that the British were coming. Everyone knows the…
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In this edition of Strange but true. A very Quiet Paul Revere may have road in to town rather stealthy to notify that the British were coming. Everyone knows the…
Strange But True – Fast 5 Edition, 5 facts that are truly strange but true. Once upon a time in the kingdom of Fast-Food Wonderland, where fries ruled and burgers…
This Forgotten Olympic Sport Defined Strength and Unity. When we think of the Olympics, we picture dazzling gymnasts, lightning-fast sprinters, and powerhouse swimmers. Yet, there’s an ancient sport that once…
Behold the strange but true stories from the road. In this archive we dig in to the archives and look into some of the most amazing fun facts about life,…
On Sept. 21, 1984, CBS opened up the first American compact disc pressing plant in Terre Haute, Ind. The first disc to come off the production line was Bruce Springsteen’s…
Strange But True – The world’s The world’s most successful pirate in history was a lady named Ching Shih. She was a prostitute in China until the Commander of the…
In 1970, John Pasche designed a logo for the Rolling Stones. He was paid £50. Almost 30 years later, the V&A bought Pasche’s original artwork at auction for $92,500. He…
Rhyme + Reasoning “Humpty Dumpty” is an egg right? Historical evidence suggests that Humpty Dumpty was a cannon. Used by the Royalists during the English Civil War. During a vicious…
Jim Carrey is one of the most successful and well-known actors in Hollywood today, but before he achieved fame and fortune, he struggled with poverty and homelessness. In fact, at…
Strange But True is a series of unique stories presented in and old radio drama format. Featuring mysteries, oddities and more that are strange but true.