Leap Year Episode - An Extra Day in Our Calendar and Thoughts Around Bonus Podcast Content
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Without leap day, our calendar would be off by about 24 days every century, or every 100 years!
The first leap year was introduced in 46 BCE by Julius Caesar of Rome.
People born on a Leap Day are sometimes called leaplings.
More than 4 million people around the world are leaplings.
On non-leap years, some leaplings choose to celebrate their birthdays a day early on February 28, while others choose to celebrate a day later on March 1.
There is an international club for leaplings! The Honor Society of Leap Year Babies has over 10,000 members worldwide.
Some cultures that use a lunar calendar – a calendar that is based on the moon’s movement - add a whole leap month every three years.
The Summer Olympic Games are held every four years on leap years.
There are 525,600 minutes in a typical calendar year. On leap years, there are 527,040 minutes. What will you do with the extra 1,440 minutes this leap year?
https://www.leapfrog.com/en-us/learning-path/articles/leap-year-fun-facts
Bonus content ideas
- Encourage listeners to submit topic suggestions, questions, and feedback through multiple channels, such as social media, email, and podcast reviews.
- Regularly review and incorporate listener feedback to tailor podcast content and bonus episodes to their preferences and concerns.
- Foster a sense of community by acknowledging and responding to listener contributions, whether through shout-outs, dedicated listener Q&A segments, or guest appearances on the podcast.
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