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Everything Everywhere Daily: History, Science, Geography & More

Gary Arndt
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United States
Mcdonald's
World War II
Vaudeville
Ivan the Terrible
Elephants
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English Language
Neanderthals
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China
Steel
Rum
Miranda Rights
Pentagon
Battle Of Stalingrad
Maritime History
France
Barbary Wars

Everything Everywhere Daily is a daily podcast that explores a wide range of topics in history, science, geography, and culture, delivering concise, engaging explanations designed to make complex subjects accessible and interesting to a broad audience. Every day, Everything Everywhere Daily explores fascinating subjects from world history, geography, science, culture, and current events, giving yo... more

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Artwork for Everything Everywhere Daily: History, Science, Geography & More

Latest Episodes

Throughout history, conquering armies have carried away the treasures of defeated nations. But during the Second World War, this practice reached an unprecedented scale.

They stole priceless masterpieces from museums and private collections. Decades... more

Scientific research is usually associated with serious people asking serious questions.

However, some of the most fascinating discoveries come from investigating things that seem completely ridiculous.

Every year, a special set of awards honors res... more

In his will, Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite, left most of his fortune to establish a prize honoring achievements in various fields.

Except during the World Wars, the Nobel Prizes have been given out every year, and 2026 continues this tradit... more

Thousands of years ago, humans began forming a relationship with an animal that would become one of history's most important livestock species.

It could survive in harsh environments, eat vegetation that other animals avoided, and provide humans wit... more

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Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 4.9k ratings
  • This podcast stinks

    This guy is horrible. His podcasts are ai. He has a dry and midwestern accent and he thinks that he doesn’t have American listeners. “3 ft = a yard” we all know that

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Ihateeverthingeverywheredaily
    United States6 days ago
  • Awesome

    I am a devoted listener. As a member of the East Texas completionists club, I have rounded home and started around the bases for a second time. My wife gets soooo tired of me saying “I heard on a podcast today that…”

    I have one nitpick if I may. You occasionally say that something is “3x less” or 4 times fewer”. This makes absolutely no sense. I can’t write the equation for that. I can write an equation for 1/3 as many or 66 percent less.

    Thanks for continuing my education at age 65.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Baddad84
    United States10 days ago
  • Fascinating Education

    My absolute favorite podcast. Each episode fills a random hole in my world. Even the episodes I know something about are filled with flashes of further lucidity.

    Today I finished the back catalog and joined the Saint Louis chapter of the completionist club. I was sure that it would be in the space under the observation deck of the Arch. And I was right! The instructions that opened in my podcast app when I finished worked perfectly. Thanks for having it stocked with Ted Drewes, but the real g... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    IronGuidon
    United States17 days ago
  • FINtastic

    Very good I would highly suggest it to anyone

    i have caught up but I am on Apple Podcasts so I can’t really finish it and i love the star wars episode

    Work on your Chinese pronouncement

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    I love sharks 808
    United States20 days ago
  • Tuff

    This podcast is AMAZING!! I listen to it while I do my chores. 🫰🫰

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    THE Avery Kylie Grambs
    United States25 days ago

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Quality research and engaging storytelling receive frequent commendation.
Listeners praise the breadth of topics and accessible explanations.
Shows strong educational value and broad appeal to curious minds.

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#43
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#34
United States/History
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#48
Canada/History
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#127
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#65
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#156
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Questions and Answers: Volume 45
Q: Have you had a chance to scuba dive Monterey Bay yet and to visit the aquarium?
Gary explains that he has never dived Monterey Bay and it remains on his list; he shares that his early diving began in Lahaina, Maui, and he has continued diving around the world with various certifications, indicating ongoing interest but no Monterey visit yet.
Questions and Answers: Volume 44
Q: What is the host's approach to episodes and topic selection, and how does research factor into his process?
He explains that initial topic research is done by other writers to avoid duplicating topics, acknowledges multiple ways to tackle subjects, and emphasizes that there are always new angles to explore, though the crew may reference past work for inspiration.
Questions and Answers: Volume 44
Q: What are the host's experiences with international travel and rugby, and how does that tie into his storytelling about travel and cultural experiences?
The host recounts attending the 2011 Rugby World Cup semifinals and finals in Auckland, traveling with Wallabies swag, and his enjoyment of the event, using it to illustrate travel experiences and cross-cultural interactions.
Questions and Answers: Volume 44
Q: What did Shawn Pratz ask, and how does the host respond about Isaac Asimov's prolific output and the predicted word count for Everything Everywhere Daily?
The host notes Asimov wrote about 7.5 million words over his lifetime and that the host has written over 3 million words so far, joking that if he continues, he might surpass Asimov around episode 5000, especially since he has writers helping; he also playfully identifies as a dog person.
Questions and Answers: Volume 42
Q: What are the most important lessons you've ever learned in life?
Gary's distilled lesson is that the ability to adapt is more important than meticulous planning, a principle that informs how he approaches content creation and responding to changing circumstances.

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A concise, broadly educational show that covers history, science, geography, and culture through short, well-researched episodes. Listeners can expect clear explanations that connect big ideas to everyday understanding, with a steady stream of diverse topics—from ancient empires to cutting-edge science and global trade. A notable strength is the creator's ability to stitch historical context with scientific insights in an approachable, portable format, making it suitable for curious lifelong learners who want a daily dose of knowledge without getting overwhelmed.

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