Did you know that one U.S. president earned a Ph.D.? Today, we explore the educational backgrounds of American presidents. Discover surprising facts about the presidential degrees, including which president was the only one to receive a Ph.D.

Uncover the mysteries of the ancient world in this captivating episode! Journey back in time over 5,000 years to ancient Mesopotamia, where clay tablets reveal more than just historical transactions. What they hold may be the oldest known name in human history!

Discover the surprising writing process of literary giant James Joyce in this episode! Learn how a medical condition forced Joyce to adapt his writing style in a way that may surprise you. This episode explores the fascinating tools and techniques Joyce used to compose his challenging and influential novels.

Presidential campaigns hinge on impactful messaging, and slogans throughout history highlight this delicate dance of capturing the hearts and minds of voters. From "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too" to "I Like Ike," these catchy phrases offer a glimpse into the political landscape of their time. Tune in to learn about the evolution of campaign slogans and their impact on American elections.

Discover the fascinating history of love tokens, engraved coins that were the ultimate expression of affection in Victorian times. Learn how these tokens were made and the hidden meanings behind their intricate designs, revealing a time when romance was expressed in whispers and gestures.

The shocking truth about George Washington's journey to becoming the first President of the United States! America's first election was full of twists and turns, with no political parties or campaigns as we know them today. This episode uncovers the surprising methods used to choose the electors and the behind-the-scenes maneuvering that shaped the election's

French waiters on strike for the right to grow a mustache?! Believe it or not, this actually happened. In 1907, waiters in France decided they'd had enough -- enough of unfair pay, enough of being told to shave, enough of being treated as less than. This is the story of how and why they took a stand for their right to grow mustaches. Tune in to learn how a simple mustache became a symbol of class struggle, workers' rights, and personal autonomy.

The Hollywood Sign: A Star is Born (and Reborn and Reborn)

History's Greatest Hits (That Were Never Actually Hits)

Steak for Breakfast? The Gluttonous History of Presidential Food