In this sneak peak of Glenn Walker's new novel, a mysterious woman visits the office of private eye Joe Maxwell with an unusual request.

This month starts a new series of episodes dedicated to 15 landmark US Supreme Court cases that impacted history.

This month, the First Daughters podcast goes back to May 1975. President and Mrs. Ford are out of the country. First Daughter Susan Ford is hosting her high school prom at the White House.

In April 1915 in front of a capacity crowd in Havana, Cuba, defending heavyweight boxing champion Jack Johnson faced challenger Jess Willard. In addition to the "Great White Hope" Johnson also had to face the issues of racism and bigotry head on.

This month as we celebrate President's Day, let's take a look back at the career of the Reverend Dr. Billy Graham and his role as presidential counselor from presidents Truman through George W. Bush.

Christmas Eve 1968 - The crew of Apollo 8 prepare to give a live broadcast to the citizens of Earth from the moon's orbit.

On December 22, 1808, the German composer Ludwig von Beethoven debuted a new piece of music. It was not well-received. The title of this new work - the Fifth Symphony. Find out how this symphony went from a bad debut to one of classical music's most famous works.

In 1962, comedian Vaughn Meader began doing an impression of President Kennedy. The act took the country by storm, Soon, Meader had a top selling comedy album and TV appearances. Then it all came to an end on November 22, 1963.

At a televised debate in October 1980, President Jimmy Carter tells a nationwide audience about advice he had received from his 12 year old daughter Amy about nuclear weapons.

Fifty years ago this month a Buffalo radio station broadcast a dramatization of the HG Wells story, "War of the Worlds." Despite weeks of promotions and fair warning, there were some listeners who believed Earth was being invaded by Martians. It was a repeat of what happened to Orson Welles thirty years earlier. How could this happen... again?