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The Why Files. Operation: PODCAST
If you love exploring science ideas, mysterious history, or odd happenings, check out The Why Files with Andrew Gentile. Each episode is over half an hour long and covers all sorts of exciting matters. You will listen to the most challenging stories, from modern things found in old places to the mysteries of Plum Island. Gentile packs each episode with fun facts and laughs, making these fascinating topics even more engaging. A fun ride through some of the more hidden parts of science and history.
The Why Files. Operation: PODCAST is a documentary podcast by The Why Files.
Episodes count: 278
Average duration: About 1 hour
Frequency: Biweekly
Episodes
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I LOVE listening to Andrew Gentile (great name). He does a terrific job of presenting information and obviously deep searches his subjects. Intriguing. Thanks Andrew!