James Garfield only had six months and 15 days as president. His assassination wasn't just a bullet wound to the chest. There's a lot more to the story that by today's medical standards, will be shocking. 

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What's a better combination than Shakespeare and riots? Scott discusses how two men's rivalry led to raucous theater riots

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Stunt girl journalist, Nellie Bly, goes around the world in 72 days, setting a new world record.

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The most famous painting in the world was not always so famous. Scott discusses how the Mona Lisa became famous and the two year search that led to finding the painting. 

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Submarines have a long war history, but this one dates back to the Revolutionary War. Really. Thought it might not be what you expect. 

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Mustard Gas, a devastating chemical weapon commonly used in World War 1 somehow helped create breakthroughs leading to Chemotherapy cancer treatments. Scott delves into how this happened. 

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In this episode learn about Abraham Lincoln's history as a wrestlerand how it may have affected his presidential campaign

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