David S. Terry was a judge that had a reputation for having a hot temper and occasionally slashing at witnesses with his bowie knife. His second wife liked to do the same with a loaded pistol and they got into some trouble with US Supreme Court Justice Stephen Fields.

We discuss Dr. Lytle S. Adams, a dentist and part-time inventor that was inspired by his New Mexico vacation to use bats in his revenge plot against Japan for Pearl Harbor.

In this episode, we go back to the time that America tried to both bomb the moon and then store nuclear weapons on the moon. 

John Colter was a true American mountain man.  One day he found himself caught by 800 Blackfeet warriors and had to run for his life. Oh, and he was completely naked. 

Professor Buettner-Janusch was one of the first Americans to study lemurs and was very successful until he started using his research lab to make party drugs.

We discuss the history of Squanto, why he spoke perfect English when the Pilgrims arrived at Plymouth, and his continuing relationship with the Pilgrims.

Martha "Mouth of the South" Mitchell was taken hostage and drugged in order to keep her quiet about Nixon's involvement with Watergate.

Victoria Woodhull was a clairvoyant and the first woman to run for president in the United States.

The reason America doesn't use the metric system is a combination of pirates and the French snubbing us. 

Major Rathbone failed to save Lincoln's life during his assassination. Rathbone carried the guilt with him until it took over with lethal consequences.