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Located beside Mesa Verde National Park, the Tribal Park spans about 125,000 acres — more than twice the size of its neighbor.
The Rise of Beer
Every aspect of our daily reality, whether its the words we use, the pop culture we love, the technology that get us through the day, or even the identities we give ourselves, emerge from thousands of intersecting histories. And on this show, we're going to explore them ALL! . . . Okay, maybe not ALL, but you get the idea.
The Rise of Beer
Season 3 Episode 2 | 12m 21s | CC
People across the globe love beer. A LOT. Danielle traces the history of beer and how we got from fermented corn to the craft beers so many enjoy today. She looks not just at the science of brewing, but also the various fermented beverages that cropped up around the world over the centuries.
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