If you've ever been to Philadelphia then you've probably walked right by a Toynbee Tile embedded in the street. But what's the meaning on these mysterious installations, and who is doing it? Listen in to find out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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The Toynbee tile phenomenon, where mysterious messages appear on asphalt on street corners and intersections throughout the Northeast, has fascinated and perplexed people for years. A documentary investigating the tiles ultimately referred to them as an art project with an unknown creator.
The tile maker was fixated on the concept of the soul and the possibility that one could resurrect after death down to the molecular level, heavily influenced by Toynbee's book experiences.
The mystery of the Toynbee Tiles may have been solved as it is believed that the minority association responsible for them was just one person using aliases. The investigation was fueled by the discovery of press materials in the area where the tiles were found, which helped to answer a lot of questions about the tiles and their creator.
This podcast discusses the mystery surrounding the Philadelphia tile maker, who left cryptic messages embedded in tiles around the city. There are attempts to confuse the origin of the tiles by copying them, however, many believe that the original tile maker was a man named Seve Verna.
Listen to the real life stories of the journeys of Manawalk Caves and Frosted Tips with Lance Bass and the tools, books, and people that made a difference in their lives, available on the IR radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. The podcast also discusses the mysterious embedding of hundreds of tiles in the street without anyone seeing the person responsible for it.
The Toynbee tilemaker's focus is largely on the reduction of all media and journalists to ash, but it’s also centered around leaving cryptic messages in public spaces. People who appreciate the Toynbee tiles enjoy finding them as if it were a scavenger hunt.
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