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Sam Denby from Half as Interesting explains how the JW Wescott Mailboat on the Detroit River was given its very own zip code in 1948.

Sam Denby from Half as Interesting, in his distinctively manic manner, explains a unique situation in which the hijacked flight of Pan Am 103 from…

Sam Denby from Half as Interesting, in his distinctively frantic manner, did his very best to explain the grammatical contents of the experimental constructed language…

Tom Scott took the world's shortest flight which took 80-90 seconds and covered only 2 kilometers between the two of the Orkney Islands.

In a rather manic video essay on Half as Interesting, narrator Sam from Wendover talks about which nation has had the shortest lifespan of them…

Sam Denby from Half as Interesting, in his distinctively manic manner, debunks the common fallacy that Bern is the capital of Switzerland. In fact, as…

As part of his ongoing series about geographical trivia, Sam from Half as Interesting takes a look at the furthest distance a “regular person” can…

In a locomotive episode of Half As Interesting, the seemingly manic narrator Sam from Wendover explains why The Vatican has a railroad, despite its diminutive…

Half as Interesting explains how fake neighborhoods and mistaken border designations as they appear on Google Maps can have real life consequences. In one extreme…

In 2014, Oakhurst Dairy in Portland, Maine was named a defendant in a class-action lawsuit brought by their drivers, who claimed that they were due…