In this Deep Dive episode, our hosts discuss the national significance of a landmark labor uprising, historical birthdays that shaped politics and culture, and a concise medical fact with practical implications.

📜 The Great Railroad Strike of 1877 — how a large national labor uprising over wage cuts and harsh conditions became widespread unrest, strained authorities, reshaped public conversation about labor and corporate power, and left a legacy for future movements.
🎂 Birthday spotlight — Louis XIV (1638) as the Sun King who centralized power, used spectacle and patronage to control nobles and build cultural dominance; plus mentions of Jesse James (1847) and Freddie Mercury (1946) as part of today’s historical roster.
💡 Fact of the day — Bone grafts can help repair large fractures: what that means for trauma care, rehabilitation planning, and patient outcomes.

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