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We connect the dots between the people, products, events and ideas of America's 20th Century. Inspired by storytellers like Paul Harvey, Charles Kuralt, and Andy Rooney.

Dan R Morris


    • May 27, 2025 LATEST EPISODE
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    Episode 65: When Osama Bin Laden Wrinkled FDR's Plans

    Play Episode Listen Later May 27, 2025 35:28


    This is the story of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Henrietta Lacks, Jonas Salk, the March of Dimes, the Tuskegee Institute and their collective effort to eradicate polio from the earth. But the story also touches on Booker T. Washington, George Washington Carver, Lewis Adams, the Hampton School, Basil O'Connor, Elvis Presley, Eddie Cantor, Paul Alexander and Osama Bin Laden. 

    Episode 64: Civil War Sutler's to Bob Hope's USO

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 25, 2025 37:25


    In today's episode we look at all the people and plans it took to create the United Service Organization (USO). While there was enormous planning and smart people, it wouldn't be what it is without a trumpet player from Chicago. We cross paths with General Pershing, Glenn Miller, m&ms, Thomas Dewey, Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, and little guy from England named Lesley Townes Hope.

    Episode 63: Classified: How the Library Built the FBI

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 25, 2025 38:18


    It all started in the 1500s with Sir Francis Bacon, and then in the 1700s with Carl Linnaeus. And along the way we run into Thomas Jefferson, President McKinley, Melvil Dewey, Elihu Root, Napoleon Bonaparte, Al Capone, Teddy Roosevelt, the Library of Congress, Ainsworth Rand Spofford and J. Edgar Hoover. All of them to birth the FBI. 

    Episode 62: The Cheesy Results of WW II

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2025 33:02


    One of the greatest products of World War II was "cheesy".  And it's all Wisconsin's fault. In fact it's possible that without WW2 three of the greatest things in your daily life just wouldn't be there. In today's episode we cross paths with FDR, Ricos Nachos, Jean Nicolet, Cheetos, Fritos, Kraft, and would you believe . . . Care Packages. 

    Episode 61: Every Episode Has 4

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 21, 2025 31:52


    This is episode 61, the end of the first era and beginning of the second. In fielding your hundreds of ideas for shows, we decided to go over the 4 actual requirement that every story must have before becoming an episode of Tracing The Path. We look at old episodes and how they meet the requirements. We go over some unbelievable stories that haven't quite made it yet and preview what's in the works. Stay tuned.

    Episode 60: Roald: The Real Chocolate Spy

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 18, 2024 32:11


    The fact that our most beloved children's author was a spy for the British isn't the twist. The twist comes when his greatest enemy becomes an important advisor. Along the way we run into Ian Fleming, FDR, Cadbury, Quaker Oats, Winston Churchill, Ernest Hemingway, Beatrix Potter, the Sopwith Camel Ace Flyer and C.S. Forrester

    Episode 59: Bob's Swedish Candy Canes: 1.76 Billion Sold

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 22, 2024 34:40


    Did you know that if it weren't for the Mexicans and the Swedes, our Christmas would look substantially different? Yep, today we trace the world of Peppermint back to Santa Anna, Bob, Amalia Erickson, William Wrigley, the American Chicle Company, the Erie Canal, some French cellophane and maybe even Elvis

    Episode 58: Who Killed the American Dream?

    Play Episode Listen Later Oct 23, 2024 32:12


    The "American Dream" was first coined in 1931. In 1971 two things happened on exactly the same day . . . the world's biggest song was released lamenting the end of the American Dream. And the world's biggest dreamer opened the most amazing American institution. In today's episode we cross paths with Apple Pie, James Truslow Adams, Buddy Holly, Billy McGuigan, Pat Hazell, Don McLean, Richard Valenzuela, Johnny Appleseed and Walt Disney among others. 

    Episode 57: 1848: The Year Halloween Began

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 26, 2024 33:25


    Have you ever heard the origin of Halloween? Perhaps you've heard about the Irish holiday Samhain, but there's more. And all of it converges on one year, 1848. In this episode learn about Mary Shelley, Lord Byron, Washington Irving, Edgar Allen Poe, Thomas Paine, Mary Wollstonecraft, the most powerful volcano ever recorded, Yellow Fever, premature burial, Galvanism, John William Polidori and vampires. You're about to hear the true origin of Halloween. 

    Episode 56: Criminals, Oak Trees and the Resolute Desk

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 24, 2024 23:38


    The Resolute Desk was a gift to the President as the movie National Treasure says. But did you know it involved Tasmania, Van Diemen's Land, Explorer John Franklin, Maritime Salvage Laws, Senator Lawrence S Foster, Abel Tasman, Anthony Van Diemen, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, the HMS Resolute, Sweden's 300,000 oak trees, Rutherford B Hayes and Harry Truman. 

    Episode 55: Is Crayola Responsible for American Gothic?

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 28, 2024 28:33


    When the Industrial Revolution came to town, it inspired an opposite movement that may have changed the world. It certainly inspired a construction style and a whole bunch more.  Today we rub elbow's with Teddy Roosevelt, David Sedaris, Grant Wood, Thomas Hart Benton, Georgia O'Keefe, the Carnegies, Crayola Crayons, Edgar Allen Poe, Chicago Academy of Design and the Veterans Memorial in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 

    Episode 54: When Rural America was Cancelled

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 21, 2024 35:12


    The Louisiana Purchase kicked off Westward Expansion in the United States. Then came the transcontinental railroad, Homesteading and factory towns.  Even the Industrial Revolution aided rural communities with new farming technology and access to bigger markets. But one day in 1971, Rural America was cancelled. In today's episode we cross paths with Arthur Nielsen, UNIVAC Computer, General Douglas MacArthur, punch cards, the US Census Bureau, Remington Rand, IBM, CBS, Fred Silverman, Eckert & Mauchly, Herman Hollerith, Andy Griffith, Beverly Hillbillies, Starsky & Hutch and Eisenhower vs Stevenson

    Episode 53: Robert Smalls & the Death of Lincoln: A Civil War Story

    Play Episode Listen Later May 4, 2024 29:28


    Robert Smalls was the defiant slave who decided freedom was a better choice. That is when his and President Abraham Lincoln's lives would be intertwined, from the Civil War all the way through death. In this episode we discover Lydia Polite, Harriet Buss, Henry Ward Beecher, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Harriet Tubman, the Freedsman Bureau, Parris Island, Andrew Johnson, Joe Louis and the Harlem Globetrotters. 

    Episode 52: Chinese Spy Balloon, Baltimore Bridge & Maritime Law

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 11, 2024 26:52


    Did you know the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, the Chinese Spy Balloon and the International Space Station all have one thing in common?  A law written in Roman Times.  Let us tell you about NASA and Captain Skip Strong, the Stamp Act, H.G. Wells,  Edward Bulwer Lytton, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, Antarctica and the 1967 Space Treaty. 

    Episode 51: What Happens in French Lick, Indiana Spreads Around the Globe

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 10, 2024 32:34


    French Lick, Indiana was once the top resort town in the U.S. Famous people like Bing Crosby, Al Capone and Ronald Reagan all went there. But it's known for much more than that and what starts in there, changes the world. This week's episode features Tod Sloan, FDR, West Baden Springs Hotel, Sun Rayed Tomato Juice, Smirnoff Vodka, Cock & Bull and the Russian Revolution. 

    Episode 50: How Many Times Has Coca-Cola Changed Their Secret Recipe?

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 12, 2024 41:16


    Everyone knows they changed it in 1985 to New Coke. But how many know of the other four times? And one of those might be considered a public duping. To get the answer today's story covers Thomas Edison, Cocaine, Kola Nut, General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Robert Gozuieta, Fanta, Tab, Diet Rite, Robert Woodruff, Atlanta's Jewish Community, Royal Crown Cola and just maybe the show The Walking Dead.

    Episode 49: The 20th Century Trivia Window

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 10, 2024 33:59


    The 20th Century presented the perfect moment for the rise is Trivia, and the games that go with it. Maybe that window is beginning to close. In today's episode we explore the Han Dynasty, WW2, Merv Griffin, Charles Van Doren, NBC, College Bowl, Trivial Pursuit, Jeopardy, Alex Trebek, Radio Quiz Bowls, Information Please, the $64K Question, Columbia University and Dr. Joyce Brothers. 

    Episode 48: The Whole It's A Wonderful Life Movie Story

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 19, 2023 35:07


    Did you know "It's A Wonderful Life" started out as a dream? And then as a Christmas card?  How did it beat the odds to become an American classic? The story starts back in 1876 and involves Amadeo Giannini, Philip Van Doren Stern, Frank Capra, Jimmy Stewart, World War II, the Council on Books in Wartime, Jimmy the Raven, Cary Grant, Republic Pictures, Columbia Pictures, The Greatest Gift and the 1906 San Francisco Earth Quake. 

    Episode 47: Who Was the World's First Influencer?

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 6, 2023 31:59


    According to the Oxford English Dictionary, an influencer is someone who made it big online. We disagree. We think the world's first influencer wasn't a Youtuber or TikToker, but he did have millions of fans, he did influence people, companies, governments and society. Not only that but he lived 200 years ago and still affects us here today. 

    Episode 46: How East Texas Wildcatters Won World War II

    Play Episode Listen Later Oct 7, 2023 30:35


    Winston Churchill said it best "whomever controls the oil will win the war". Luckily, the United States had Wilcatters with true tenacity who would find oil no matter where it hid. In today's episode we explore the Big Inch and Little Big Inch piplines, Columbus Joiner, Spindletop, Cushing Oklahoma, Tom Slick, Texaco, the Rule of Capture, origin of kerosene, street lights, German U-Boats, H.L. Hunt, Lamar Hunt, the Superbowl and the NFL.

    Episode 45: 1882: Do Not Enter These United States

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 4, 2023 30:22


    The Chinese Exclusion Act is one of our most undiscussed tragedies. Despite the bad, Chinese immigrants pushed through to help shapes these United States. Today's episode crosses paths with Bruce Lee, Teddy Roosevelt, Chester A. Arthur, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the Bing Cherry, the Valencia Orange, the Citizenship Clause and Equal Protection Clauses of the 14th Amendment, Oldsmobile, the TaiPing Revolution, the Gold Rush, the Transcontinental Railroad, Wong Kim Ark, Grover Cleveland, the NY Sun and the Statue of Liberty.

    Episode 44: The Etch A Sketch Popcorn Button Story

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 3, 2023 29:01


    To get a button on the microwave for popcorn, it first had to touch the hands of Winston Churchill, Cracker Jacks, the 1893 World's Fair, Major League Baseball, a #1 hit song, Superman, Betty Boop, Raytheon, McCann Erickson, and popcorn balls at the North Pole. Sit back and hear a tale you've not heard before. 

    Episode 43: The Rest of the Story

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 6, 2023 42:47


    Today we honor Paul Harvey's "The Rest of the Story" with this unbelievable tale. You'll never guess who it is about, but along the way the story touches Martin Luther King, Jr, Mbutu Sese Seko, Pearl Harbor, Goucher College, Rudolf Hess, Erwin Rommel, Apollo 13, the Israeli Air Force, Isaroku Yamamoto, and the Ebola Epidemic. All connected with one amazing revelation. 

    Episode 42: Oxford, Tolkein & The Accidental Murder

    Play Episode Listen Later May 3, 2023 27:33


    The path to creating the world's most important dictionary involved J.R.R. Tolkien, the constructed language of Esperanto, the Oxford English Dictionary, a murderer in an insane asylum, Alice in Wonderland and the Civil War in the United States. Today's story also featured Alfred Lord Tennyson, Bialystok Poland, L.L. Zamenhoff, W.C. Minor, James Murray, Winston Churchill, Jonathan Swift, and St. Elizabeth's Hospital. 

    Episode 41: The Comet That Saw it All

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 3, 2023 32:33


    Did you know a scientist once hijacked a satellite from NASA? And got a medal for it? Comets have been part of our world since the beginning, no matter what science fiction films tell you. Today we visit Einstein, Atilla the Hun, Isaac Newton, Robert Farquhar, Edmund Halley, NASA, Jimmy Carter, Jules Verne, Galileo, Mark Twain and a painter in Italy. 

    Episode 40: 300 Years to Email Enron

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 3, 2023 30:25


    The history of email is over 300 years in the making . . . and every step is fascinating, especially the Enron Corpus. Without the story of the typewriter, Emilie Baudot, Donald Murray, and the U.S. Air Force, there likely wouldn't be email today. This story covers Ray Tomlinson, Western Union, H.G. Wells, Remington, John Pratt, Christopher Sholes, Tom Hanks, and Kenneth Lay.

    Episode 39: 484 Year Documentary of Muscle Shoals

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 4, 2023 42:56


    How could the smallest town in the furthest corner become the epicenter of music? Because it has been the silent epicenter of the US from the beginning. In today's episode we cross paths with King Ferdinand, Ponce De Leon, Beethoven, W.C. Handy, Sam Philips, Robert E Lee, Charles Dickens, Helen Keller, Elvis Presley, Aretha Franklin, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Mark Twain, Alexander Graham Bell, Woodrow Wilson and even Reynolds Wrap Aluminum Foil. 

    Episode 38: Who Silenced Alfred Hitchcock?

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 23, 2023 35:43


    Alfred Hitchcock is known as the Master of Suspense and greatest director of the 20th Century. What made him different? Today's episode is the Six Degrees of Hitchcock as we encounter Cary Grant, Salvador Dali, John Steinbeck, Thornton Wilder, Ingrid Bergman, James Stewart, Jerry Mathers, Charles Gounod and J. M. Barrie. 

    Episode 43: Concluding The Canon of Santa Claus - Chapter 6

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 29, 2022 43:43


    From the beginning of time Santa's task has been to create the spirit of giving and spread it around the globe. Is it possible, however, to build the spirit of St. Nicholas so the energy powers Santa's Village and Santa's Village helps it grow?  In today's episode Elf, Arthur Christmas, Fred Claus, Get Santa, Spirited, Polar Express, Tim Allen, Papa Elf, Bumble and NORAD collide. Welcome to the conclusion of The Canon of Santa Claus. 

    Episode 42: Norman Rockwell's Canon of Santa Claus - Chapter 5

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 22, 2022 36:54


    The Story of Santa Claus during the 20th Century includes navigating two World Wars, modernizing the mail system, rebuilding Santa's Village and seeing Christmas Carols change the world. In this episode we encounter John Duvall Gluck, A.C. Gilbert, Norman Rockwell, Macy's Thanksgiving Parade,  Salvador Dali and the Spanish Flu. 

    Episode 41: Yes, Virginia: The Canon of Santa Claus - Chapter 4

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 15, 2022 34:23


    Thomas Nast, Charles Dickens and Francis Pharcellus Church were all important figures in the most important 53 years of Santa Claus. While Christmas Spirit was rising, the new addition of "Letters to Santa" and "Christmas Cards" changed the way Santa handled toys.  Also Thomas Edison, Abraham Lincoln, and even Galileo played a part.  

    Episode 40: 'Twas the Canon of Santa Claus - Chapter 3

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 9, 2022 27:17


    Is Santa Real?  That's the question that plagues every parent. We'll show you have every story you've ever heard about Santa are just stories from his life. In today's episode we track Clement Clark Moore,  the Scottish Kirk, snowglobes, Ak the Master Woodsman, Little Saint Nick,  Rudolph, Bumble the Abominable Snowman, Prince Albert and more. 

    Episode 39: The Canon of Santa Claus - Chapter 2

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 1, 2022 28:10


    Imagine if every story you've ever known about Santa was put together into one story. In Chapter 2 we encounter facts from Elf, the reformer Martin Luther, L. Frank Baum, Frosty the Snowman, Lion King Moonracer, the Winter Warlock, Tim Allen, Ogden Nash and the history of Riga, Latvia. Welcome to the complete Canon of Santa Claus.

    Episode 38: The Complete Canon of Santa Claus: Chapter 1

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 24, 2022 23:49


    Imagine if every story you've ever known about Santa was put together into one story. Rudolph and Elf and St. Nick and The Polar Express and Frosty the Snowman.  And even stories about Santa you probably don't know, stories written by people like C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkein,  Well this is that. Chapter 1. 

    Episode 37: The Cropduster, The Military Plot & Lindbergh's 322 Bones

    Play Episode Listen Later Oct 22, 2022 40:13


    Charles Lindbergh is the connecting rod between Delta Airlines and Pan Am. But how they came to be involves a military plot, some crop dusters, the Skull & Bones society, the Lusitania, a name change and a boll weevil. It's an amazing story when you hear it all together. 

    Episode 36: When 26 Million Teens Waited for The Beatles

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2022 34:52


    While many think The Beatles took the world by storm, in reality the world was patiently waiting for them. In this episode we explore Brylcreem, Marlon Brando, the Queen of England, Brian Epstein, Elvis Presley, World War II, JFK, Martin Guitars, the Ed Sullivan Show, the British class system, Liverpool England, Disney, Davy Jones, Hamburg Germany, John, Paul, George and Ringo. 

    Episode 34: The Hands That Changed the World

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 23, 2022 32:02


    Were you ever taught in school the impact the clock has made on the world?  Did you know it pretty much changed everything. So much so a Norwegian town tried to abolish time. In today's episode we connect Rolex, Galileo, Christiaan Huygens, The Golden Spike, Benedictine Monks, the US Naval Observatory, John Harrison and the Boer War in tracing the path of the clock. 

    Episode 35: The Fairy Tale of Sixto Rodriquez

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 20, 2022 25:36


    The Story of Sixto Rodriguez doesn't start in 1971, it starts with Ghandi and apartheid. In today's episode we look at Paul Simon, Harry Belafonte, The Beatles, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Bob Dylan, the United Nations, Coca-Cola, Ghandi, The Sugarman Sixto Rodriquez and even Rosa Parks. 

    Episode 33: Finish What You Started

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 25, 2022 30:35


    In today's episode we look at how it all started.  George Lucas, Thor Heyerdahl, Warren Buffet, James Marshall, Roger Cook, Mt. St. Helens, John Houseman, Elmendorf Air Force Base, Michael Jackson, and Wynton Marsalis all come together for one purpose.  Grab the Star Wars Radio Drama here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/kkl2tsaf7tskc2m/AABr6AFIukEYAq7kZitrQERHa?dl=0

    Episode 32: The Blue Jeans that Got Away With Murder

    Play Episode Listen Later May 20, 2022 27:49


    Blue is not an easy color to come by in nature. The path to making blue jeans; therefore is an interesting one. In today's episode we reach Levi Strauss, John Hershel, Charles Darwin, the American Revolution, Eli Whitney, the California Gold Rush and ultimately the company whose experiments with Prussian Blue led to murder. 

    Episode 31: Signs of War and Peace

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 22, 2022 39:36


    Is PEACE just a political campaign? How did the Peace sign come to be? In today's episode learn the stance Russia has had on peace. Meet Marie Curie, Pablo Picasso, the Lighthouse of Alexandria, the situation with Ukraine's Crimean Coast, the Manhattan Project and hear the words of Russian Premiere Yuri Andropov himself and 11 year old Samantha Smith.

    Episode 30: She Bombed The President for Votes

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 18, 2022 29:19


    There was a time when a plan was hatched to bomb Woodrow Wilson, but not the way you'd ever think. Today's story involves L. Frank Baum, Edith Wilson, the Statue of Liberty, Wilbur Wright, Oberlin College, Ruth Law, Matilda Jocelyn Gage, the State of Tennessee, and William Boeing. Sit back and enjoy as we celebrate the 19th Amendment. 

    Episode 29: 187 Years Behind Martin Luther King's Dream

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 20, 2022 36:53


    W.E.B. Dubois, Abraham Lincoln, A. Philip Randolph, Langston Hughes, Mahalia Jackson, Thomas Dorsey, Harry Belafonte, John D. Rockefeller, and so many others have been fighting for the Dream since 1776. When Martin Luther King gave his speech in Washington, he made sure their voices were heard. 

    Episode 28: Will Winnie the Pooh Ever Find Freedom?

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 21, 2022 30:23


    United States Copyright laws have changed from the beginning, making public domain dates a moving target. This is the story of how Disney built its empire using the public domain as a tool. Disney, A.A. Milne, Mickey Mouse, Jimmy Stewart, and the U.S. Congress.

    Episode 27: The History and Impact of McCann Erickson

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 20, 2021 37:57


    Much of what you know from the 20th Century can be traced back to McCann Erickson. Everything that seemingly unites those of us with a common 20th Century History can be linked to them . . . even the toppling of a government. If you've seen Mad Men, you've heard them mentioned. But what you didn't learn was the truth about their role and impact on your life. 

    Episode 26: A Charlie Brown Christmas Podcast

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 17, 2021 30:49


    Thinking of watching A Charlie Brown Christmas this year? What would be better than a full understanding of how it came to be, starting way back in the 1400s. Learn about Charles Schulz, Lee Mendelson, Bill Melendez, Vince Guaraldi, Hans Christian Andersen, Felix Mendelssohn, Saul Zaentz, NASA, Coca-Cola and more. 

    Celebrities In The World's Greatest Con

    Play Episode Listen Later Oct 22, 2021 27:45


    Would you ever think Thomas Edison, George Easton, Ian Fleming and Bill Blass all took part in deception? In the World's Greatest Con?  It's the story of James Bond, Inflatable Tanks, Celluloid Film and a WW2 Ghost Army. Sit back and be amazed at this story of America's most respected names.

    Celebrities In The World's Greatest Con

    Play Episode Listen Later Oct 21, 2021 27:46


    Would you ever think Thomas Edison, George Easton, Ian Fleming and Bill Blass all took part in deception? In the World's Greatest Con?  It's the story of James Bond, Inflatable Tanks, Celluloid Film and a WW2 Ghost Army. Sit back and be amazed at this story of America's most respected names.

    Margherita Pizza and The Godfather

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 22, 2021 26:53


    The history of pizza is more than its Naples Origin. You'll be amazed how Mario Puzo, Queen Margherita, Pinocchio, Yogi Berra, Al Capone, The Supreme Court and Sophia Loren all play a part. Today we look at the interconnected history of the world's greatest food (and maybe the Mob). 

    Margherita Pizza and The Godfather

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2021 26:54


    The history of pizza is more than its Naples Origin. You'll be amazed how Mario Puzo, Queen Margherita, Pinocchio, Yogi Berra, Al Capone, The Supreme Court and Sophia Loren all play a part. Today we look at the interconnected history of the world's greatest food (and maybe the Mob). 

    Did the Post Office Grow America?

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 23, 2021 30:44


    Could the post office be the single largest cause of America's expansion to Westward?  When you look at it through Maslow's lens, it just may be. Sears, Greeting Cards, Charles Lindbergh, Benjamin Franklin, King William III, the California Gold Rush, the Boston Tea Party . . . and Addressing the Unaddressed in Calcutta. Let's talk about the 7 most important words in the U.S. Constitution. 

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