Hole in One: History of the bagel

Hundreds of thousands of flights take off each and every day. Airplanes make it possible for us to connect with people around the world and see all different parts of our beautiful planet. But how did we figure out how to get humans up in the air in the first place? This week Joy ...  Show more

For as long as there have been humans, there have been toys! But do you know the history behind some of your favorites? Join Joy and Evette as they tackle the history of three top toys: the yo-yo, the hula-hoop and slime. They’ll answer questions like “where did the name yo-yo co ...  Show more

Joanna crowns the king of New York City bagel establishments as she lives out her dream of sampling various bagels. With the help of Clea, Joanna analyzes each bagel and rates how it matches against her personal criteria – because bagel center holes need to be small! Enjoy episod ...  Show more

Doughnuts are ubiquitous in the United States: whether you're at party, a coffee shop, or the break room at work, you’re likely to find a box of iced rings covered with sprinkles. But some kind of deep-fried dough blob is a treat found in cultures around the world—so why have dou ...  Show more

There are plenty of ways to eat a bagel, but which is the hole in one method? Today, Josh and Nicole are discussing: what's the correct way to eat a bagel? 

Today, Josh and Nicole explore the shocking origins of a classic breakfast fare and the strange and curious history behind it.Leave us a voicemail at (833) DOG-POD1Check out the video version of this podcast: http://youtube.com/@mythicalkitchen