Happy 34th Birthday Usain Bolt, born August 21, 1986. The Jamaican sprinter became the first person to win both the 100-meter and 200-meter sprints during three straight Olympics. What peaked your #History interest from today? Subscribe on #YouTube or wherever you get #Podcasts. #BlaisinHistory

The featured event was from 1975. US spacecraft Viking 1 was launched to explore Mars’s surface. A year later it landed on Chryse Planitia, a region of Mars’s northern hemisphere. What stood out from today in #History? Subscribe on #Youtube or wherever you listen to #podcasts

Happy 74th Birthday to former President Bill Clinton. He was born on August 19, 1946 in Arkansas. What else stood out to you today in #History?

It's #TriviaTuesday here on the show. Lyndsi joins Blaise for her third attempt at getting them all right. Was the third time a charm and #History made?

It was 75 years ago today Egypt, lead by Sukarno, declared its independence from the Netherlands. Michael Phelps became the first Olympian to win eight medals during a single games in Beijing on this date in 2008. What else happend in #History?

Happy 61st Birthday Magic Johnson, born Aug. 14, 1959. He lead the LA Lakers to five NBA championships. You will also learn about a church which took over 600 years to build...Talk about Rome not being built in a day. What stood out to you from today in #History?

Alfred Hitchcock was one of the most revolutionizing directors in history. The suspense in both the movies and shows he directed was iconic. Listen to find out what else happened today in #History. What did you learn today?

Did you know the Phonograph was invented on Aug. 12, 1877? Thomas Edison's early recordings were made by dents embossed into a sheet of tinfoil with a rubber stylus. Hopefully my mic never sounds that tinny. :) What else happend today in #History?

**Apologies for the delay. There was a technical problem uploading Episode 50. What has stood out to you the most in my 50 episodes about #History?

75 years ago today, the US dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan speeding up the end of WWII. Happy Birthday to the late Lucille Ball, who of course started I Love Luci. It's been a while since watching the show; do you have a favorite episode?