The disappearance of the Roanoake Colony is one of the great mysteries of the early colonial period. Where did the settlers go? What tragedy befell them? Scott and Zander discuss

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United States history is riddled with tragedy regarding treatment of the native tribes indigenous to the U.S. The Osage were betrayed and swindled in a particularly heinous way. Scott and Zander review what happened and what, if anything, was done to help.

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The Tuskeegee Airmen were some of the most successful pilots in the history of the United States. Scott and Zander review the results of their efforts and how the United States treated them.

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Leonardi DaVinci is best known for his art, but DaVinci was more than just a genius artist. He was a genius inventor of strange machinations seemingly before his time. Scott and Zander delve into the wonderful world of DaVinci.

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Jack the Ripper was a notorious serial killer who's case still remains unsolved. Whether it is the "canon" murders or the extra murders, the history of Jack the Ripper rippled through the world. Scott and Zander discuss.

Detective stories, real or fictional, have captured the imaginations of people everywhere, but who was the first real detective. Scott and Zander discuss who first created the ideas and practices of detective work that are still relevant today in fiction and reality.

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Heavier than air flight was an elusive yet sought after technology that forms how we know of flight and aviation today. Scott and Zander explore the history of aviation and the Wright brothers in this second part on human flight.

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Humanity has always had an interest in flying. Scott and Zander begin part one of exploring the history of flight starting with lighter than air flight.

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In 1866, a cholera outbreak took place in London's East End. Luckily, a man by the name of John Snow was there a learned a few new tricks to help track and identify how cholera spread. Scott and Zander discuss the incident

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Nikola Tesla is often overshadowed by the historical electricity giant, Thomas Edison, but why is that the case? Scott and Zander review the history of Tesla, his visionary aspirations, and how he came to be a lesser historical figure.

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