/ˈno͞oˌänst/ (Nuanced) Podcast

W. Double U. Dubya. The letter with no true name of its own! Ever wondered where this mysterious letter came from and why we even have it? Buckle up, because today we're diving deep into the fascinating (and complex) history of the letter W. From ancient scripts to modern alphabets, we'll uncover the twists and turns of its long and complicated journey. Get ready for a thrilling ride through time...

Ever wondered why we're all so obsessed with buying roses on Valentine's Day? Where do all these beautiful blooms come from, and could the color of your bouquet be sending the wrong message? Be our valentines this February season as Jamie, our flower language expert, unravels the mysteries behind the most iconic Valentine's Day flower. From the origins of this romantic tradition to the surprising...

Do you ever hold your breath while driving through a tunnel? How about when driving past a graveyard? Well, there might be a good reason to do so—from warding off threats beyond the void to preventing bad luck.  Collin will tell you everything you need to know about where this trend of holding your breath possibly came from. References Toyota of Orlando. (n.d.). Common driving superstitions. Retri...

Listen as Jamie tells us the wonderful story of how Martin A. Couney's sideshow of premature babies became America's favorite pastime! Don't worry, this story actually has a happy ending—involving free healthcare! Let's all venture down to Coney Island, take a ride on the Wonder Wheel, and shout out a big "bing bong" to all our listeners! References: Wikipedia contributors. (n.d.). Martin A. Coune...

Welcome to the /ˈno͞oˌänst/ (Nuanced) Podcast, where we dive into the “nuances” of life—those tiny details you often overlook or don’t know about. Join lifelong friends, Collin and Jamie, as they share stories about niche topics, from the purpose of those tiny stickers on fruit at the grocery store to how Coney Island spearheaded preemie healthcare. The show premieres on February 4th. Subscribe so...