The Tussaud Test of Popularity
Although Madame Tussaud’s museum is world-famous, the story of Marie Tussaud herself is less well-known. So who exactly was she, and how did she create [Read more]
Podcast
Defense for Spiritual Warfare 01 Part 1 PDF
PDF to accompany the audio lecture.
Westminster Abbey: Royal Wedding Edition
This year, Prince William and Kate Middleton will be getting married at Westminster Abbey. Listen in to learn more about royal weddings as Sarah and [Read more]
What makes Gorilla Glass strong?
In addition to being scratch- and impact-resistant, Gorilla Glass is also incredibly thin — it’s not your typical glass, to say the least. But what [Read more]
The Disappearance of the Lindbergh Baby
On March 1, 1932, 20-month-old Charles Augustus Lindberg Jr. disappeared. The kidnappers left several clues at the crime scene, authorities eventually made an arrest and [Read more]
How the Epsilon E-mail Hack Worked
Epsilon is the world’s largest permission-based email marketer. Other companies use Epsilon to promote their business — which means that Epsilon has loads of email [Read more]
Christ 01 Christ the Mystery of Light
This document accompanies the audio lecture.
Alexander Selkirk: Who was the real Robinson Crusoe?
In 1695, Alexander Selkirk ran away and joined a band of buccaneers. In 1704, after a fight with his captain, Selkirk was put ashore on [Read more]
Who invented the radio?
How many people were involved in radio’s invention? Did Marconi really use 17 of Tesla’s patents? Was radio’s true inventor a farmer who kept his [Read more]
How the New York Draft Riots Worked
To recruit troops for the U.S. Civil War, the Federal Congress passed the Union Conscription Act in 1863, which drafted able-bodied men between the ages [Read more]