Kit Sergeant spends her time focusing on shining a light on the women who have shaped history - because the real story is often far more fascinating than what we learned in school. Join me as I sit down with historical novelist Kit Sergeant to chat about why she chose to explore the little-known spies, resistance fighters, and other rule-breaking women who shaped the American Revolution and World War II - and why Agent 355, Virginia Hall, and Nancy Wake deserve far more than a footnote. Kit sha

Buffalo Bill Cody was one of the most famous Americans during his life time. Born of humble beginnings, Cody reinvented himself into the penultimate icon of the American West. Tune in this week to learn about the rise and fall of William 'Buffalo Bill' Cody and how this complex figure turned himself into a cultural icon that inspired hundreds of dime novels and dozens of media portrayals.

The Supreme Court is considered the final authority on constitutional legal matters in the United States - but was this always the case? In her new book, The Political Supreme Court, Dr. Rachel Shelden argues that for the first century of its existence, the Supreme Court was part of the political dialogue. Join me as I sit with Dr. Shelden to explore the historical intertwining of the Supreme Court with American politics in the 19th century including the key figures and pivotal events, illustrat

A secluded summer camp, a group of teenagers left to their own devices, and a faceless murderous stalker watching them from the woods - what could possibly go wrong? For this year's annual Halloween episode, I am diving behind the mask to give you the history of the 1980 horror film Friday the 13th. From the commitment to realistic effects to the addition of a last minute jump scare, learn all about this nearly fifty year old franchise - and why some say it actually serves as a metaphor for the