CZM Rewind: Part Two: How Cigarettes Invented Everything
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Hey, everybody. Robert here. Just introducing, we've got another rerun. This is the first time we've done two weeks in a row. Normally, we just do one week at the end of the year. But all of the other shows on our network and most of the other shows that I know in podcasting... Take off two weeks? And Sophie was like, hey, Robert, why don't you actually take off two weeks instead of cramming during your vacation to write another podcast so that we don't fall behind? And I was like, you know what, Sophie? That's a pretty good idea. So anyway, that's what we're doing. Enjoy this episode on how cigarettes invented everything.
Should really get that checked out.
Cut me blowing my nose, but keep the yell. Keep the yell. It sounded like a wounded elephant. I feel like a wounded elephant. The pollen count in Oregon right now is unbelievable. I just went outside during the break between episode recordings and emptied a magazine from an AR-15 into a tree, but it does not appear to have solved the problem, so... Now you gotta, you gotta get heavier than that, man. You gotta. Yeah. I should have used the 308, you know? That's why they went to. That's why the army's upgraded the caliber. Yeah. Yeah. You want to fuck up a tree. Yeah. You really want, you really want to move closer to that 30 caliber range. Yeah. So it's brought to you by 6.8 tree killer. The ant buster. Yeah. That's 338 Lapua, baby.
Yeah. That'll fuck up the sampling. When I was a young man, times like this, right around near the end of the year, my friends and I would go out into the woods and we would shoot down a tree in order to have a bonfire around it.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the primary focus of this episode on the tobacco industry?
0:00–4:55
2
How did World War I impact cigarette popularity?
4:55–9:30
3
What role did advertising play in the rise of cigarette consumption?
9:30–14:38
4
How did the anti-smoking movement evolve in the early 20th century?
14:38–19:54
5
What strategies did tobacco companies use to counteract health concerns?
19:54–25:09
6
How did public perception of smoking change post-World War II?
25:09–29:12
7
What scientific research emerged linking smoking to health issues?
29:12–33:50
8
How did the tobacco industry's tactics influence modern marketing?
33:50–1:16:52