Ungeniused #216: Hackney Empire
This historic theatre in London has been home to many events, the most important of which is Relay's 10th anniversary live show.
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Ep 217: Project Plowshare
In 1957, the United States government launched a program to develop techniques to use nuclear explosives for peaceful construction purposes.
Ungeniused 224: A D.B. Cooper Update
In 1971, a man known as D.B. Cooper hijacked a plane, then parachuted to freedom with the ransom money. The case has never been solved, but new details have recently come to light concerning his possible identity and what happened that day.
Episode 212: The Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is home to three large domes that house plant life. These things are apparently more common than we once thought.
Episode 208: Non-Microwave Popcorn Makers
If a microwave is too high-tech for you, there are a bunch of others ways to make popcorn. Most of them have super fun names.
Ungeniused 214: The United States Capitol Subway System
Under the United States Capitol, there is a series of subway trains for members of Congress and their staff to travel safely and quickly between buildings.
Episode 206: Biosphere 2: The Missions
Biosphere 2 hosted just two "sealed-in" crews, both during the 1990s.
Episode 209: The 1994 Michigan UFO Event
In March of 1994, several people in West Michigan reported sightings of UFOs.
Ungeniused 223: Malice at the Palace
Twenty years ago, a fight broke out at a basketball game that has been called "the most infamous brawl in NBA history."
Ungeniused 221: Inverted Jenny
A batch of misprinted stamps from 1918 have become infamous in the world of philately.
Ungeniused 220: Mr Blobby
In the 1990s, British airwaves were taken over by a large pink character known for causing chaos and yelling his name over and over.
Ungeniused 215: Christmas in July
With Christmas a mere six months away, why not celebrate it again now?