Welcome to Behind The Shelf! A podcast for the curious. Have you ever wondered how the things we see and use everyday are made? Then this podcast is for you! Every episode, we dive into the manufacturing process of every products in a way that’s fun and easy to understand. To stay up to date on all the latest episodes and news, follow us on our socials: IG: https://www.instagram.com/behindtheshelfpodcast TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@behindtheshelfpodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ ...
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Behind the Shelf with Pima County Public Library is a podcast providing a broadly informative and entertaining look at happenings at the library, in our Pima County community and beyond. An array of staff members share interviews, musings, reviews, and, of course, the very stuff of libraries… information! Join us every two weeks as we dive into the wide world of libraries, including but not limited to, collections, programs and services at PCPL, presented with a healthy dose of nerding out!
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EP19 - Gasoline. How It’s Derived From Crude Oil, How Refineries Work, the Octane Rating, and the Blend That Makes It Spark!
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In this episode, we dive into the fascinating history and manufacturing process of gasoline, one of the world’s most consumed resources. Did you know the U.S. uses over 130 billion gallons of gasoline annually and leads the world in exports? We trace the origins of oil back to ancient Mesopotamia, where bitumen was first used for construction and m…
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EP18 - Canned Soup. The role of Napoleon, Hermetic seals, is BPA really bad? And Campbell's
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Join us on a flavorful journey through the fascinating history and process of canned soup production! 🌍🍲 Discover how food preservation began with Napoleon’s quest to feed his army, and how that evolved into the giant Campbell’s Soup Company. Link to the reference videos used in this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Lja8tOO6WY&ab_channel=H…
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EP17 - Barcodes. Why were they created? The Bullseye code, the role of IBM, and what do the stripes mean?
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In this episode of our podcast, we dive into the fascinating history of barcodes, exploring their origins in Morse Code and the problem they were trying to solve. We discuss the challenges of early adoption, the pivotal role of IBM engineer George Laurer in developing the Universal Product Code (UPC) in 1973. Links to some of the content used in th…
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EP16 - Baby Diapers. Early versions of animal skin, Walter Hunt, first ever disposable diapers, and the role of Superabsorbent Polymers
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WE ARE NOW ON YOUTUBE! In this episode, we explore the fascinating history and evolution of diapers, from their ancient origins as simple cloths to today’s innovative designs. Discover how the term "diaper" originally referred to a type of fabric and learn about early materials like moss and animal skins used by ancient civilizations. We discuss th…
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EP15 - Chewing Gum. It's Plant-based origin, William Wrigley, and the benefits of sugar-free gum
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Get ready to stick your teeth into the fascinating world of chewing gum! In this episode, we’ll journey back to ancient Greece and the Mayan civilization to discover the origins of gum and how it evolved from a simple resin into the multi-billion-dollar industry it is today. Meet the pioneers like John B. Curtis and Thomas Adams who shaped the gum …
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EP14 - Leather. Evolution of leather tanning, transitioning to synthetic leather, and the emergence of vegan leather.
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Do you love leather goods? Have you ever wondered what goes into creating that magnificent piece of leather? The earliest evidence of leather dates back to 3,500 BCE. We have come a long way since then, where even pineapple leaves can become leather. So sit back, relax, and enjoy this journey with us. Links to our Socials: IG: https://www.instagram…
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EP 13 - Cereal. The role of the seventh-day adventist church, the Kellogg Brothers, and how each of the flakes are made?
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Cereal is a very popular part of our breakfast culture. In fact, over 70% of households in America consume Cereal. But when did that start? Where did it start? How long have humans been consuming Cereal? What’s the role of the Kellogg brothers? And what kind of innovations took place to get it to the shape, and variety that currency exists. And mos…
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EP12 - Matchbox. The problem they solved. Who invented them, and what makes them ignite!
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Ever since the advent of fire, humans have been trying to harness fire. Matchboxes are small fire starters that can fit in our pockets. Have you ever wondered how they were made? Join us on this podcast journey as we walk through the manufacturing process of matchboxes & its rich innovative history. _____________________________________ IG: https:/…
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EP11 - Light Bulbs. Their true inventor, the physics of how they work, and Tungsten and why it was chosen.
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Let there be light they said. Life is so much better with easy to use lights that we can turn on with a simple switch. Ever wonder how this invention came to be? What were they using for light before the lightbulb? In this episode, we will dive into the history of the lightbulb and the importance of 2 key individuals: Joseph Swan & Thomas Edison. S…
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EP10 - Chocolate Part 2. The making of bars, Mars candy, and Snickers. How the Nougat and Caramel are made.
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Welcome to the world of chocolate. This is the 2nd part of our 2-part series. Listen closely as we reveal how different chocolates are manufactured. There is so much to talk about. Sit back, grab a chocolate bar, and let’s get into it. This is our 10th episode! Tareq & I at Behind the Shelf Podcast want to thank everyone for their support. Please c…
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EP09 - Chocolate Part 1. The role of Central and South America. How it went global, and the european innovations.
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Welcome to the world of chocolate. Listen as we describe the rich history of chocolate, and how this delicious mouth watering treat is manufactured. There is so much to talk about. Sit back, grab a chocolate bar, and let’s get into it. Links to our Socials: IG: https://www.instagram.com/behindtheshelfpodcast TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@behindth…
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EP08 - Toothpaste. Early versions. Why does it have Flouride, and the purpose of adding stripes.
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How long has toothpaste been around? How did it evolve over the centuries to get to this tasty, refreshing, and easy to use form? What about those stripes that some brands have? What do they do? More interestingly, how come the stripes maintain their shape all the way from the factory to when you use the product? We cover all of those questions and…
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EP07 - Tissue Box. Who invented tissue, how do you get 3ply, and what makes modern tissue so soft?
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In this episode, you will truly learn what being “beaten to a pulp” means, and even how this phrase came about. We will also cover what Kleenex had in mind when they launched the first ever version of tissues and how it became into the product that we see today on the shelf. Links to our Socials: IG: https://www.instagram.com/behindtheshelfpodcast …
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EP06 - Milk. The Standard of Identity. How 1%, 2%, Skim are made. Why Canada uses milk bag?
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Did you know there is a statement of identity for Milk? There is criteria that needs to be met for a product to be labelled as Milk. In this episode, we will walk you through the process of how milk is produced and processed. We will also talk about how Skim, 1%, 2% milks are made. But most of all, we will answer the question, why is Canada being d…
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EP05 - Dry Pet Food. History of the kibbles. How are they shaped? What happens if you eat it?
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Around 64 million households in America own a dog, and 25 million own cats. They are a big part of our culture and, let’s face it, great cuddling friends. In this episode of Behind The Shelf, we explore the dry pet food manufacturing process and how those crunchy kibbles are made. Links to our Socials: IG: https://www.instagram.com/behindtheshelfpo…
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EP04 - Hot Dogs. Their origin, the difference between wieners and frankfurters, and the cleaning process of a meat factory.
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Hot dogs can be extremely yummy. Put that on the grill, and with the right condiments, your tastebuds will enjoy themselves. But how is it made? What goes into it? Is it as disgusting as the rumors say it is? In this episode, we'll explore the end to end manufacturing process of hot dogs. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode. Links to our Socials…
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EP01 - Liquid Hand Soap. The Babylonians, how does it clean your hands? what exactly makes it foam?
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Soap has been around since ancient civilizations. In this episode of Behind The Shelf, we dive into the manufacturing process of how liquid hand soap is made! We talk about what makes a soap, ‘soapy’, and what makes it clean your hands. Join us as we bring you on this journey. Links to our Socials: IG: https://www.instagram.com/behindtheshelfpodcas…
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EP02 - Ready To Heat Rice. The diverse sources of rice, IQF technology, and the use of temp-sensitive ink.
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Microwavable rice pouches are made for convenience and ease! We are talking about stuff like Ben's Original Pouch or the Knorr flavored rice with veggies. In this episode of Behind the Shelf, we talk about Ready to Heat Rice. We uncover how they make this stuff and how it is made so it cooks so quickly! Links to our Socials: IG: https://www.instagr…
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EP03 - Mayonnaise. How was it invented? How old is it? and what you can legally call mayo.
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Let’s talk about one of the most popular condiments in the world! Mayonnaise! It has its own Statement of Identify, that makes Real Mayonnaise, well…real. In this episode of Behind The Shelf, we will dive into how this delicious, popular condiment was invented and how it gets made! So tune in, and enjoy! Links to our Socials: IG: https://www.instag…
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Welcome to Behind The Shelf! A podcast for the curious. Have you ever wondered how the things we see and use everyday are made? Then this podcast is for you! Every episode, we dive into the manufacturing process of every products in a way that’s fun and easy to understand. Links to our Socials: IG: https://www.instagram.com/behindtheshelfpodcast Ti…
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Episode 6 wraps up Season One of Behind the Shelf, a Podcast from Pima County Public Library. Vicki Lazaro introduces "The Once and Future Library" where she, Brian, and John tell us what they think libraries will be like in the distant future! After that, we wrap up the season of rolls, with Dewey Deci-Roll #6! John and Brian dive into the 031's a…
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S1E5: Biblio Lotus Book Talk: When You Trap A Tiger, by Tae Keller
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In Episode 5 of Behind the Shelf, Leland introduces us to 3 members of the library’s Biblio lotus team, Debbie, Megan, and Maureen. Debbie reads us a section of When You Trap a Tiger by Tae Keller and together they all discuss what the book means to them as members of the team. The Biblio Lotus team is made up of library staff at PCPL and are dedic…
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S1E4: Working to Create a Welcoming Library for Everyone: Racism and Anti-Racism at the Library
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Behind the Shelf is a podcast from Pima County Public Library with a focus on community, library programs, and collections. In the next episode, Pima County Public Library’s Marketing Manager, Renee Bibby and Library Associate, Angela Harper start a conversation about historical racism in library systems and they discuss the efforts and intentions …
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Welcome to trailer #4! Of Behind the shelf, a podcast from Pima County Public Library. In the next episode, Pima County Public Library’s Marketing Manager, Renee Bibby and Library Associate, Angela Harper start a conversation about historical racism in library systems and they discuss the efforts and intentions behind the creation of PCPL’s Anti-Ra…
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S1E3: Local Music Legends and Collections: Nowhere Man and a Whiskey Girl and Local CDs at the Library
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Brian has a fun and in-depth conversation with photographer, graphic designer, music fan, and man-about-town Jimi Giannatti about his friendship with Amy and Derrick Ross of the band Nowhere Man and a Whiskey Girl. Brian also discovers some of Jimi’s favorite bands represented in the library’s local music collection. Then, John and Brian once again…
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Marisol and Ellery bring you the tea in this teaser for Season 1 Episode 3 of Behind the Shelf: A podcast from Pima County Public Library.
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Episode Two of Behind the Shelf with Pima County Public Library brings an interview with children’s librarian Davida Larson and award winning preschool educator Ben Collinsworth. Listen along as they discuss the ins and outs of choosing the perfect picture book for your preschooler and they will battle their wits in a friendly game of picture book …
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Teaser trailer for the new episode of Behind the Shelf with Pima County Public Library, which premiers October 8th, 2021.
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In the premiere podcast, Brian has a lively conversation with Justine and Karen about Pima County Public Library’s Seed Library and Bookbike. Also, Brian and John introduce listeners to a recurring segment, Dewey Deci-Roll. Visit us @ library.pima.gov Do you like what you hear? Leave us a review at Apple Music or Google Podcasts!…
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*NEXT EPISODE 11/05/2021* Behind the Shelf with Pima County Public Library is a podcast providing a broadly informative and entertaining look at happenings at the library, in our Pima County community and beyond. An array of staff members share interviews, musings, reviews, and, of course, the very stuff of libraries… information! Join us every two…
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