The Crystal Palace debuted at the first World's Fair in London, and many imitators followed. This episode explores a strange architecture mystery: why did every Crystal Palace meet the same fate?
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Music (licensed via Soundstripe)
"Airport Lounges" - Nu Alkemi
"Where the Money Comes From" - Sam Barsh
"Mutual I'm Sure" - Fleece Mob
"Going Shopping" - Dresden the Flamingo
"Suite Du Matin" - Moments
"Carnica" - Isaac Joel
"The Night is Young" - Liberty
"Burning" - Chelsea McGough
"Stroll" - Fantoms
"Lover's Glance" - Marie
"Driven to the Edge" - Salon Dijon
"Serenade for Sleepy Lovers" - Cast of Characters
"Hay Burner Stomp" - Dresden the Flamingo
Also, big thanks to Na Style Jaa for giving me permission to use their song "Queen Victoria" in this episode!
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Change log: 4/22/24 - Adjusted audio levels in intro, removed incorrect date reference near end
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