Ep. 55 · Three Wild Facts: Olympic Art Medals, Alaska's Twin Edges, and Otters Holding Hands
From AI Podcast - The Aidioms official podcast · 15:43
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Did you know the Olympics once handed out real medals for art? This Friday, Brad and Megan dig into three wonderfully strange facts: a forgotten Olympic art competition, a corner of Alaska that's somehow both the westernmost and easternmost point in the US, and the surprisingly sweet reason sea otters hold hands while they sleep. Expect light history, a little geography chaos, one very judgmental kettle, and a reflective turn nobody saw coming. Listen to the episode here, then head over to the AIdioms app for the full transcript, clickable vocabulary, and more.
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