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Eastern United States

Eastern United States

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Search complete. 74 mentions across 64 episodes found for "Eastern United States".

Sep 12, 2026

NinaHOST
38:20
An article from the National Police Gazette in July of 1905 stated, 'American wrestlers are notorious for the amount of faking they do.
NinaHOST
38:29
Nine out of ten bouts, it has been said, are prearranged affairs.' And yet this didn't stop promotional cartels from forming in the 1910s, mainly in the Eastern United States.
NinaHOST
38:42
These cartels gave the promoters the stability and bargaining power for long-term relationships with specific wrestlers, which in turn meant they could do long-term planning around match-ups, storylines, et cetera.
NinaHOST
38:55
True challenges usually came from independent wrestlers and were easy enough to deal with.
Josh TorresPANELIST
23:59
Then that was pretty much my Friday.
Josh TorresPANELIST
24:02
Saturday, over there, My first one was Visiting East America over there.
Josh TorresPANELIST
24:11
And I got to try out the...
Josh TorresPANELIST
24:13
I forgot the newly announced storybook, the third entry that they announced.
speaker_0HOST
39:56
If you
JamesHOST
39:57
see a snake around the Eastern U.S., probably a garter snake.
JamesHOST
40:01
The chances are if you see a snake, and they're completely harmless.
JamesHOST
40:04
Yeah.
Rob ZacnyHOST
9:31
I'm a, I'm a sucker for this kind of stuff.
Rob ZacnyHOST
9:34
Uh, you know, 1920s Eastern US is cool.
Rob ZacnyHOST
9:39
The...
Rob ZacnyHOST
9:39
It also sort of puts some markers down where, you know, you are...
speaker_0NARRATOR
68:05
The Papua New Guinea highlands developed agriculture around 9,000 years ago, domesticating taro, bananas, and yams.
speaker_0NARRATOR
68:16
The Eastern United States saw independent domestication of sunflowers, sumpweed, and goosefoot, though this agricultural system was eventually overwhelmed by crops spreading from Mesoamerica.
speaker_0NARRATOR
68:29
All of these agricultural revolutions happened independently.
speaker_0NARRATOR
68:33
People in China had no idea what was happening in the Middle East.
Craig HarperGUEST
4:12
It's been, uh, two years now.
Craig HarperGUEST
4:15
And one of the things that we did in his project is he drove around all over the Eastern US and he went to, I believe it was 44 different properties in 25 states.
Craig HarperGUEST
4:28
And he and the technician...
Craig HarperGUEST
4:29
And, and all of these properties had deer management as one of their top, uh, priorities.
Judah CohenGUEST
48:17
So then, okay, it's a valid question.
Judah CohenGUEST
48:20
So if more snow falls in Siberia, maybe people are asking it themselves, how does that influence temperatures here in the Eastern US, right? I mean, why, why should they? And that's a great question.
Judah CohenGUEST
48:34
But after many years of research, it turned out that signal went through the polar vortex, right? The polar vortex is a hemispheric phenomenon.
Judah CohenGUEST
48:44
And if you can influence the polar vortex, then you can influence the weather pretty much anywhere in the northern hemisphere, right? And this is only something I really appreciated very recently, is that I think snow cover in Siberia in the fall, but I think continues into the winter as well.
Robert LindHOST
22:03
And they will develop colonies in modern day Virginia.
Robert LindHOST
22:05
Like I told you, they're going to set up colonies in North Carolina and eventually they're going to take over most of the Eastern seaboard with the help of the Dutch that we now currently call the Eastern United States.
Robert LindHOST
22:17
The Netherlands is going to split into two portions because Spain was defeated.
Robert LindHOST
22:21
And we're going to see the Netherlands in the north be called the United Provinces for a while, but eventually it's just going to be the Netherlands.
Malcolm NanceHOST
35:02
And we are, this is without any question, the reason that he has Andrew Jackson's bust in the Oval Office, a literal genocide dare.
Malcolm NanceHOST
35:15
The man who created the Trail of Tears and broke up and pretty much eliminated the Indian tribes of the Eastern United States.
Malcolm NanceHOST
35:26
Every damn thing east of New Mexico was shoved into the reservations of the West, which was not their tribal lands, right? My favorite example is, why is Utah named Utah? Now, maybe this is wrong.
Malcolm NanceHOST
35:44
The Utahans will have a different meaning.
Dan FloresGUEST
59:02
I mean, there are none left except for a few red wolves, they think, from Florida across to Texas, down in the, along the Gulf Coast.
Dan FloresGUEST
59:11
All the other wolves are gone in Eastern America.
Dan FloresGUEST
59:14
And in Western America, west of the Mississippi River, all the Rocky Mountain states have only 100 wolves left.
Dan FloresGUEST
59:22
There are maybe 50 wolves left in California.

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