Troy W. Hudson

“Have YOU heard?”

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📣"Have YOU heard?" is a weekly show featuring interesting history, little known facts, trivia, national days to celebrate, birthdays and fun facts about the days of our life! 💚🎤

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Troy W. Hudson

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History

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www.troywhudson.com

Latest episode

Jul 22, 2025

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January 17: The Day the Popsicle Was Accidentally Created and 3 other CHILL things to celebrate 🎉 24.01.2025

Have YOU heard? January 17 Today is National Hot Buttered Rum Day! Now that's something to get "steamed" up about! Did you know this toasty drink was a Colonial American favorite? The Pilgrims even brought rum to the New World because they thought it would help prevent scurvy. Talk about a "spirit-ed" approach to healthcare! And speaking of spirits being lifted, on this day...

SUPERMAN Couldn't Fly?!? And is there really NOTHING to celebrate on January 16! 24.01.2025

Have YOU heard? January 16 Today is National Nothing Day! That's right, a day created in 1973 to celebrate... absolutely nothing! Talk about a "void" in the calendar! But here's something - by celebrating Nothing Day, aren't we actually celebrating something? That's deep enough to make your brain hurt, isn't it? I guess you could say it's a "nothing burger&qu...

National Hat Day and 4 other AMAZING things happening on January 15th! 24.01.2025

Have YOU heard? January 15 Today is National Hat Day! And I'm not just "capping" off the day with that fact! Did you know the term "mad as a hatter" came from hat makers in the 1800s who went a little loopy from using mercury in the hat-making process? Talk about some "head-spinning" history! These days, we just tip our hats to safer manufacturing methods! And spe...

Have YOU heard the big news? Marilyn and Joe WED! 24.01.2025

Have YOU heard? January 14 Hold onto your spoons, because today is National Hot Pastrami Sandwich Day! Now that's something to "relish!" Did you know the word pastrami comes from the Romanian "păstra," meaning "to preserve"? I guess you could say they really "preserved" this tradition! The sandwich was first created in New York's kosher delis in the...

Make a Splash: Get Your Ducks in a Row for National Rubber Ducky Day January 13! 24.01.2025

Have YOU heard? January 13 Hold onto your rubber duckies, because today is National Rubber Ducky Day! These squeaky friends first paddled into our hearts in the 1800s, but they really made a splash on Sesame Street. I guess you could say they're pretty "quack-tastic!" Did you know the world's largest rubber duck was 61 feet tall? Talk about getting all your ducks in a row! And sp...

January 10 is Eagle Day: A Mission to Protect Our Winged Wonders! 24.01.2025

Have YOU heard? January 10th is National Bittersweet Chocolate Day! But here's the sweet part – bittersweet chocolate was actually discovered by accident! Ancient Aztecs would ferment cacao beans to make drinks, and one day someone discovered that the fermented beans made a more complex, less sweet flavor. Today, true bittersweet chocolate must contain at least 35% pure chocolate! On January 1...

January 9th: The RUMOR of the Original iPhone Launch! 24.01.2025

Have YOU heard? January 9th is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. It started in 2015 to show support for our officers in blue. Fun fact: the first organized police force in America began in Boston in 1838 with just six full-time officers. Today, there are over 800,000 police officers serving communities across the nation! On January 9, 1934, archaeologists discovered the remains of a 10,00...

JANUARY 8th BABY - ELVIS, SLINKIES AND BUBBLE BATHS! 24.01.2025

Have YOU heard? January 8th is National Winter Skin Relief Day. Perfect timing, right? This day reminds us to take care of our skin during the harsh winter months. Fun fact: human skin sheds about 600,000 particles of skin every hour! That's why your mother always told you to moisturize! On this day in 1889, Dr. Herman Hollerith received a patent for his "Electronic Tabulating Machine&quo...

Don’t Miss BOBBLEHEADS and OLD ROCKS Day - JANUARY 7th! 24.01.2025

Have YOU heard? January 7, 1927, the first transatlantic telephone service was established between New York and London? Imagine the excitement when people could finally hear voices across the ocean! The service cost a whopping $75 for just three minutes – that's about $1,200 in today's money! Talk about an expensive phone call! January 7th is National Bobblehead Day! These quirky collectib...

Today is the perfect time to Cuddle Up with a Shortbread Cookie! 24.01.2025

Have YOU heard? Today in 1907, the first commercial flight in the United States took place, marking a significant milestone in aviation history. Imagine the excitement and wonder as people witnessed this groundbreaking event! And speaking of excitement, today is National Shortbread Day! This buttery, crumbly cookie is a beloved treat around the world, and today is the perfect day to indulge in its...

HOW FAR CAN YOU TOSS A FRUIT CAKE? Find out January 3rd! 23.01.2025

Have YOU heard? January 3rd is National Chocolate-Covered Cherry Day? 🍒🍫 Whether you love them or avoid them, these sweet treats are a holiday favorite! First made in the 1920s, chocolate-covered cherries have become a popular candy for holidays and special occasions. So, why not grab a box and indulge today? January 3rd also marks the anniversary of the first known use of the word "robot&q...

Have YOU heard? Celebrating National Science Fiction Day on Isaac Asimov's BIRTHDAY! 23.01.2025

Have YOU heard? January 2nd is the day when the first edition of the New York Times was published back in 1851? Imagine reading the newspaper without all the headlines we see today! It was originally known as the New-York Daily Times and it’s now one of the most widely-read newspapers in the world. Makes you wonder what news is going to break today, right? Did you know that January 2nd is also the...

DON'T CELEBRATE THIS NEW YEARS HANGOVER HOLIDAY! 23.01.2025

Have YOU heard? January 1st wasn’t always the first day of the year? The ancient Romans were the ones to officially set January 1st as the start of the year—way back in 45 B.C.! Before that, different cultures celebrated the New Year on various dates. Can you imagine ringing in the New Year at different times of the year? And speaking of New Year’s, here’s a fun one: 80% of people who make New Yea...

Have YOU heard? EXTRA - Jimmy Carter life and legacy 23.01.2025

Have YOU heard? Jimmy Carter EXTRA Today we're honoring the remarkable life of James Earl "Jimmy" Carter Jr., our 39th president, who lived an extraordinary 100 years. Let me share some fascinating facts about this incredible American that might surprise you! Did you know that before becoming president, Carter was a successful peanut farmer? But here's what's really amazing –...

Have YOU heard this exciting news? December 31 NATIONAL CHAMPAGNE DAY! 22.01.2025

Have YOU heard? On December 31, the first New Year’s Eve ball drop in Times Square happened in 1907? That’s right! Over 100 years ago, people gathered to see the first glittering ball descend, and it became the iconic event we all watch every year. It’s amazing to think how much tradition and excitement have built up around that simple moment! The tradition of New Year’s resolutions dates back to...

December 30 is The ULTIMATE BACON DAY CELEBRATION! 22.01.2025

Have YOU heard? December 30th was the first recorded New Year's Eve celebration in Babylon over 4,000 years ago! People rang in the new year long before fireworks or fancy parties. It was a religious festival dedicated to the gods. So, when you celebrate tonight, remember you're following a tradition that's thousands of years old! The world’s longest hiccuping spree lasted for 68 years! A man name...

Have YOU heard? for December 27 - Christmas Pie is NOT what you think! 22.01.2025

The World’s First Public Radio Broadcast (1906): Reginald Fessenden made history by transmitting the first public radio broadcast. It included a speech, music, and Bible readings, marking the beginning of modern radio communication. And speaking of fun, did you know the game of Candy Land was invented by a schoolteacher named Eleanor Abbott while she was recovering from polio? She designed it to e...

Have YOU heard? The Candy Cane History You Never Knew - December 26! 22.01.2025

Welcome to “Have YOU Heard?” Did you know that December 26 is Boxing Day in many countries? The name doesn’t come from the sport but from the heartwarming tradition of giving “Christmas boxes” filled with gifts or money to servants, tradespeople, and those in need. In parts of Europe, December 26 is St. Stephen’s Day. According to legend, people used to gather food or money for charity while singi...

Have YOU heard what really happened on CHRISTMAS DAY? 22.01.2025

The REAL DEAL on what celebrating CHRIST in Christmas is all about and more! On December 25, WE CELEBRATE the BIRTH of JESUS, FAITH, FAMILY AND GRATITUDE! A special episode dedicated to celebrating how much GOD LOVED US THEN AND NOW 💚🎤 #haveyouheard

Have YOU heard? GEORGE WASHINGTON ABSOLUTELY LOVED EGGNOG! 22.01.2025

Get ready for a fun and informative episode of "Have YOU heard?" where we share a delightful mix of trivia, weird history, and interesting facts especially curated for December 24! In this exciting episode, we dive into the festivities of this special day, highlighting the unique celebration of NATIONAL EGGNOG DAY. Did you know that this creamy, rich drink has been enjoyed by many throughout histo...

SPIDERS IN YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE! "Have YOU heard?" December 23 22.01.2025

December 23 - Get ready for Pfeffernüsse cookies, Santa's zip code - EH, and Festivus for the Rest of Us, plus SPIDERS IN YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE! Experience a whirlwind of unusual and fascinating trivia, national day celebrations, birthdays, holidays, and fun little-known facts about today's date! 💚🎤 #haveyouheard

The Story Behind the December 20 Land Deal That Changed America! 22.01.2025

Celebrate the BIGGEST LAND DEAL EVER and find out where the BIGGEST SNOWBALL FIGHT took place! Packed with quirky trivia, exciting national day celebrations, memorable birthdays, festive holidays, and delightful little-known facts about today’s date, December 20! #haveyouheard

Have YOU Heard What Really Went Down on December 19th?! 22.01.2025

Want to know what really went down on December 19th?! From weird history to curious facts, today in history is full of surprises! Join us as we dive into the most epic trivia and knowledge bombs from December 19th's historical highlights. Whether you're a fan of fun facts, mixed trivia, or historical events, this video is packed with daily trivia and entertainment trivia that will blow your mind!...

You Won't BELIEVE What Happened on December 18th! 22.01.2025

Get ready for some mind-blowing facts and weird history along with some fun birthdays! You won't believe what happened on December 18th in this knowledge nuggets video. On December 18, THE BIGGEST ornament ever was unveiled! Get ready for a fun ride of historical facts, trivia, birthdays and weird history as we dive into the unknown past. As a history buff, you'll love these nuggets and punchlines...

Get Ready! An 'OKAY' JOKE Takes a Crazy Spin on December 17! 22.01.2025

On December 17, something unexpected happened when an "OKAY" joke got out of hand! Get ready for a fun ride of historical facts, trivia, birthdays and weird history as we dive into the unknown past. As a history buff, you'll love these nuggets and punchlines that will leave you wondering what's next. 💚🎤 #haveyouheard Troy W. Hudson is an American Voice Over Artist, Character Voice Actor, Video H...

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