Stuff You Missed in History Class

Part two of our live show is the Q&A portion of the evening. Our audience asked such amazing and insightful questions that it resulted in [Read more]

In October, we went to New York Super Week for our first live show! Joining us was author Bryan Young, who wrote a book about [Read more]

You may know the apple/gravity story, but Isaac Newton’s life was so much more than that. Not only did he contribute huge concepts to physics, [Read more]

In WWI, a black U.S. Army unit became one of the most decorated of the war. When these soldiers returned home, they were greeted as [Read more]

Sixteenth-century France had a serious case of werewolf panic. Did Garnier really transform into lupine form and attack and eat humans? Or were the gruesome [Read more]

People have fermented foods to make alcohol for much of human history. For this episode, when we refer to “moonshine,” we’re talking specifically about illegal [Read more]

Two troubling tales from the 1920s share the stage in this episode. First, newlyweds that vanished on what would have been a historic boating trip. [Read more]

To celebrate the Halloween season with a little Disney flair, Holly chatted with the author of “The Haunted Mansion: Imagineering a Disney Classic” about the [Read more]

Hazzard had no medical training but called herself a doctor. Her patients often signed over all their money to her, gave her their jewelry, and [Read more]

Christopher Lee wasn’t just a film star – he was, by any account, an amazing man. He spoke multiple languages, was an incredible singer and [Read more]