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Hello, and welcome to Everything Explained. Today we’re tracing the history of Santa Claus. He’s one of the most familiar figures in the world, yet the man in the red suit is built from a jumble of legends, poems, drawings, and ads. He embodies generosity, wonder, and a little bit of mischief. How did Saint Nicholas become Santa, and how did that character spread from a small coastal city to rooft...

Welcome to Everything Explained. Today we’re looking at the rise and fall of Yahoo—a company that helped shape the early internet but gradually lost its edge as the web moved in a dozen different directions. It’s a story of big bets, glittering acquisitions, and timing that just didn’t line up with the world changing underneath. Discover more on Everything Explained!

Welcome to Everything Explained. Today we answer a question you may have spotted in online chats: why do people call watermelon a symbol of Palestinian resistance? It sounds strange at first, but there’s a thoughtful mix of color, culture, and daily life behind it. Discover more on Everything Explained!

Today we’re diving into a question you’ve probably heard in Italian schools: why do some places still teach Ancient Greek and Latin? And are these subjects mind openers, or relics of a bygone era? The short answer is that the reasons mix history, culture, and concrete skills. Discover more now, on Everything Explained!

Welcome to Everything Explained. Today we’re diving into psychoanalysis, a big idea about why we think, feel, and act the way we do, and a way people have tried to help themselves and others understand the hidden parts of the mind.

Hello and welcome to Everything Explained. Today we are tackling a topic that touches every moment of our day: posture. You might think posture is a small thing, just how you stand or sit. But in reality, posture is a busy daily conductor that shapes how well your body works.

Luxury has a stubborn glow. Watches, bags, couture, yachts—these things used to march to their own drum, powered by big dreams and even bigger bank balances. In recent years, that drumbeat started to slow. In this episode of Everything Explained, we unpack why luxury is falling.

Today we’re chasing a single question: how did Las Vegas earn its nickname, the capital of sins? Is it just neon, gambling, and a good time, or is there a longer story about money, power, and a city that learned to market vice as an experience?

Hello and welcome to Everything Explained. Today we’re diving into a question a lot of us wonder about: how does the brain form memories? You might forget where you left your keys, then suddenly remember the lunch spot from last summer. The answer isn’t a single light bulb moment. Memory is a process, happening in many parts of the brain, with steps that can be short or long, easy or tricky. We’ll...

Today we’re diving into what made Michael Phelps the greatest Olympic swimmer of all time, with 23 Olympic golds, 28 medals in total, across five Games. But how he managed to do that?

How did Rome build an empire that stretched from Britain to the deserts of Arabia? Exposed.

Everything is in our mind, but we can control it?

Switzerland is always been considered as the richest country on earth, but why it is so rich?

Macao was part of China, but now?

Porn Addiction is probably one of the worst addiction you can get through. But why?

Active recall is one of the most efficient ways to learn, it is minimal but powerful. How it works into our brain?

During the Trump Government a 40-day Shut down shocked the country, but what happened?

Animist Religions are a part of many cultures, from Scandinavia to Africa. But what really are Animist Religions?

Acne Vulgaris, called also as Acne, is a Skin Desease that affects about 9.4% of the world's population. But why it is so diffused (especially in teenegers)?

Swimming is one of the most popular sports in the world, but what are the benefits of Swimming?

What's behind the Nepal mountain tourism boom, exposed.

Obesity has been considered for the first time a desease by Italian Government, but it is really a desease?

Africa is always considered as the poorest continent in the world, but why?

While clubs are closing around the world, bas, terraces, shops and also libraries are doing afternoon parties. This could be the future of clubbing?

We always thought that big boats like Yachts are so polluting, but it really is?