100 Objects #13: The Sand Letters
Comedian Elliott Kalan joins Roman Mars to tell the story of how a politician who owed so much to a corrupt government system became the one to dismantle it, thanks to one woman: Julia Isabella Sand.
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- بعدی: 100 Objects #12: "Negro Cloth"
- بعدی: The Borrowed Nature of Biomimicry
- بعدی: 100 Objects #11: Brannock Device
- بعدی: The Finnish Baby Box
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100 Objects #12: "Negro Cloth"
Roman Mars and historian Seth Rockman trace the strange life of so-called "Negro cloth" — a textile category defined by nothing but who it was worn by.
The Borrowed Nature of Biomimicry
Behind every perfect nature-inspired design is a far more complicated story.
100 Objects #11: Brannock Device
In 1925, the world saw the birth of what just might be the greatest gadget in American History: the Brannock Device.
The Finnish Baby Box
A simple cardboard box helped transform Finland into one of the best places in the world to raise a child.
100 Objects #10: Nunchaku
In the early 1970s, Bruce Lee made nunchaku (nunchucks) cool, but the nunchucks craze coincided with something much bigger: the birth of a radical new Asian American identity.