Listen in to this week's episode of Becoming Sage! If you've ever used a bag to carry something around, then this is the episode for you! We dug into the history of bags for travel, your back, or everyday use! Let us know what your favorite travel bag is at sagebecoming@gmail.com

As always, you can view the transcript for this episode on our website: becomingsage.transistor.fm

Listen in to this week's episode of Becoming Sage! It's all about fire extinguishers. Just like always, the transcript will be available on our website: becomingsage.transistor.fm

Listen in to this week's episode and learn about the exciting history of the bike! From its original inventors to those who contributed along the way, as well as the most popular current applications of the machine. Check out our website: becomingsage.transistor.fm to read this episode's transcript.

Listen in to this week's episode of Becoming Sage! After a short hiatus we are back and with it with a brand new episode. Click to listen to the amazing history of the water bottle! You can find the transcript for this episode on our website: becomingsage.transistor.fm

Listen in to this week's episode of Becoming Sage, where we unmask extraordinary things masked in the blur of the ordinary that surrounds them. You can find the transcript for this episode on our website: becomingsage.transistor.fm

Listen to this week's episode of Becoming Sage! This episode is about illuminating the history of the light bulb! Peter Cooper Hewitt's patent is number 682,692. As always the transcript for this episode is available on our website: becomingsage.transistor.fm

Welcome to this week's episode of Becoming Sage! We hope that you enjoy the history of sprinklers and learn something new! As always the transcript for this week's episode can be found on our website: becomingsage.transistor.fm

Welcome to a new episode of Becoming Sage! Listen and download to hear the amazing history of sponges. What kinds of things filled the function of a sponge for ancient people and what do we use today?