Every Day's A Holiday

Explore the clicks that changed everything on Macintosh Computer Day, when Apple’s “insanely great” new personal computer brought icons, mice, and usability to the masses.

Glamorize script and celebrate strokes for National Handwriting Day, diving deep into this fine art to explore the delightful history around penned self expression we can't get enough nibs of.

Feel the burn as we dive mouth-first into National Hot Sauce Day, exploring the tongue-tingling history and "heats-piring" facts around these fiery condiments we can't get enough drops of. Subscribe here and on you favorite podcasting apps: https://jonny.hopp.to/celebrate

Get comfy and cozy as we stretch out on Sweatpants Day, pulling on the fascinating history and secrets behind the beloved casual pants that encourage relaxation. Discover how sweats became a staple uniform for letting loose while still looking pulled together. Subscribe here and on you favorite podcasting apps: https://jonny.hopp.to/celebrate

Take the plunge into delightful fun on National Penguin Day, discovering the fascinating world of black and white birds who know how to beat the icy cold. Get the inside scoop on these smart feathered creatures who have unique ways of sticking together. Subscribe here and on you favorite podcasting apps: https://jonny.hopp.to/celebrate

The Everyday's a Holiday podcast pops into delicious fun for National Popcorn Day, exploring the crunchy history and trivia around this puffed treat we can't get enough kernels of. Subscribe here and on you favorite podcasting apps: https://jonny.hopp.to/celebrate

January 18th is celebrated as Winnie the Pooh Day. The day is dedicated to the beloved children's book character created by author A.A. Milne and illustrator E.H. Shepard.

January 17th is celebrated as Bootlegger's Day in the United States. The day commemorates the anniversary of the start of Prohibition in 1920, which drove the production and sale of alcohol underground and gave rise to a network of illegal bootleggers.

January 16th is celebrated as Fig Newton Day in the United States. This day is dedicated to the classic cookie made with a soft fig filling and a cake-like outer layer, which was first introduced in 1891 by the National Biscuit Company (now known as Nabisco).

January 15th is celebrated as National Bagel Day in the United States. This day is dedicated to the delicious and versatile bagel, a ring-shaped bread that is boiled and then baked, creating a chewy texture and distinctive flavor.

January 14th is celebrated as National Hot Pastrami Day in the United States. This day is dedicated to the delicious and savory sandwich made with hot, thinly sliced pastrami, typically served on rye bread with mustard and pickles.

January 13th is celebrated as National Rubber Ducky Day in the United States. The day is dedicated to the iconic rubber duck toy, which has been a beloved childhood toy for generations.

January 12th is celebrated as Take the Stairs Day. The day is dedicated to promoting physical fitness and encouraging people to take the stairs instead of elevators or escalators as a way to incorporate more physical activity into their daily lives.

January 11th is celebrated as National Milk Day in the United States. The day is dedicated to celebrating the nutritional benefits and importance of milk in our diets.

January 10th is celebrated as Save the Eagles Day. The day is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of eagle conservation and the efforts being made to protect these magnificent birds from extinction.

Static Electricity Day is a day to celebrate and learn more about the fascinating properties of static electricity, which is a type of electric charge that builds up on the surface of objects when they come into contact with each other and then separate.

January 8th is celebrated as Earth Rotation Day. The day is dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the fact that the Earth rotates on its axis, completing one full rotation every 24 hours.

January 7th is celebrated as National Old Rock Day in the United States. The day is dedicated to celebrating classic rock music, including the artists and bands that helped to define the genre.

January 6th is celebrated as National Shortbread Day in the United States. Shortbread is a type of traditional Scottish cookie that is typically made from butter, sugar, and flour, and is known for its rich, buttery flavor and delicate, crumbly texture.

January 5th is celebrated as National Bird Day in the United States. The day is dedicated to promoting awareness about the importance of birds in the environment and celebrating the beauty and diversity of these fascinating creatures.

January 4th is celebrated as National Trivia Day in the United States. Trivia refers to obscure or interesting pieces of information that may not be widely known, but can be fun to learn and share.

January 3rd is celebrated as J.R.R. Tolkien Day in honor of the renowned English writer and philologist, John Ronald Reuel Tolkien, who was born on this day in 1892. Tolkien is best known for his epic high-fantasy novels, including "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy.

January 2nd is celebrated as National Science Fiction Day in the United States. The day is observed to honor and commemorate the birthday of Isaac Asimov, one of the most celebrated and influential science fiction writers of all time.

January 1st is widely celebrated around the world as New Year's Day, marking the first day of the Gregorian calendar year. It is a public holiday in many countries, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and many other nations.

November 30th, Mason Jar Day - a day to appreciate the simplicity and versatility of the classic Mason jar. Patented in 1858 by John Landis Mason, these glass containers have become an iconic symbol of Americana, celebrated for their practicality and rustic charm. Mason jars have been used by generations for preserving the bounty of gardens through the winter months, but their use extends far beyo...