What do ducks, candles, and turkeys all have in common? It’s not Thanksgiving…it’s bowling, of course! Bowling is a form of entertainment that has firmly rooted itself as an all-American pastime, and there are more variations than you might think! From candlepin to duckpin to the more traditional tenpin, bowling and bowling alleys have international origins but a rich history of popularity in the United States. In this episode, Emily and Katie go on a journey exploring the many types of bowling, starting with the early years, through the golden age, and discovering what pins are left standing in the game today.
What are bowling’s religious roots?
How did bowling become a distinctive American pastime?
What was the golden age of bowling?
What are the different varieties of bowling and how do they differ from one another?
What are some of the most iconic pop culture bowling moments?
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