Today, we’re unraveling how the ice trade vanished, and spoiler alert: the South was at the epicenter of it all! We’re kicking things off with John Gorrie. This guy was a doctor down in Florida who had this brilliant idea long before the Civil War started. And not just any idea, but one that eventually led to the first plant where ice was made – not harvested from frozen lakes – but actually made, and it all happened in New Orleans.
We’re thrilled to have Dr. Piers Clark back on the podcast. Wondering who Dr. Clark is? He’s not just any expert — he’s...
In this episode, we journey into an unexpectedly aromatic world. Join Dr. Ladner as we revisit a holiday-themed story from season two, but...
Today, we get an insider’s perspective on the drinking water sector from Alan Roberson, a veteran leader who has seen it all. Alan is...
In the early 1800s, Bostonian Frederick Tudor had a radical vision – to ship frozen New England water across oceans to the tropics...
