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The Amazing History of Sports
The Amazing History of Sports explores topics that explain the history & evolution of all sports. Our shows range from 15-45 minutes long, and topics range from the reasoning behind the tennis scoring system to why Americans call the sport soccer, not football. Join Don Darouse & Tommy Craig as they unveil lesser-known incredible sports topics. We strive to bring you topics that even a casual sports fan will enjoy.
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Just Do It! 23.02.2018 44:42
Nike claimed 50% of the US athletic shoe market within a decade of creating their first shoe. You will not believe what Phil Knight, the founder of Nike, originally wanted to name the iconic shoe brand. The story of the logo-lady is also cleared up in today's episode as Don and Enrique give you a brief history of Nike.
The Stanley Cup 12.02.2018 36:54
The Stanley Cup is the most iconic trophy in sports, and today we are discussing it's incredible history! Join Don and Enrique as they take you back to the 1800's and explain how the Cup went through many changes before becoming the trophy we know today.
The History of the Olympics 03.02.2018 44:00
Today we are discussing the history of the Olympics, from the Ancient Games to the Modern Games. We will take you from 776 BC to 2018, and tell you some unbelievable Olympic stories along the way. Join Don and Enrique for the inaugural episode of The Amazing History of Sports.
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