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Once upon a time in a faraway land known as Oklahoma, Bass Reeves lived a thrilling life. Starting out in Slavery and ending as a U.S Marshall with over 3,000 felony arrests. His story is inspiring and a little funny. Listen for more!

On the shore by the sea, she sells the shells she sees.

Mary Anning was diligent in her work, but didn't receive appropriate recognition for her contributions to science.

This week, Kourtney shares the story of Zishe Breitbart, the Strongest Man Who Ever Lived.... at some point. His story inspired thousands and he was a legend of his time.

Kourtney would be a terrible figure skater and Myles would surely go for a splash.

Thanks for tuning in!

Leather ratings, counterfeiting, cynicism, Ancient Greek tweets.

Tune in to hear about perhaps the most eccentric philosopher in history - Dwightogenes (Diogenes).

It's time for Fam Damily's Philosophy Hour. Part 2!

Happy Easter! This week Kourtney shares the tale of the beast, the myth, the legend, BIGFOOT. Where did it come from? Is it real?? Do YOU believe in bigfoot?

Most of these questions are answered in this week's episode. Happy Squatching!

A once shy girl, who would rather do math than speak in front of people, to savior of millions, Clara Barton's story this week is short but impactful.

Thanks for tuning in! And Happy birthday, Kourtney!

Kourtney shares the story with Myles about Shah Jahan, the Emperor who built the Taj Mahal.... And WHY he built it.

Kourtney also spends a majority of the time mispronouncing the names of every single person in the story. Are we surprised? Not even. The hardest name for sure was "Myles."

Thanks for being here!

A significant discovery made while building a well.

A time of war and chaos.

A hunt for immortality.

Rotting fish.

What more could you want from a story?

This week Kourtney shares the story of Anne Frank and her life. Her story and her words continue to inspire people all around the world.

Once upon a time there were two brothers named Grimm. They had a love of literature and history. In an effort to preserve the culture and unite Germany, they set out to compile stories and old wives' tales from all over. Much like some of their stories, they lived happily ever after until they didn't.

The End.