This week, Sofia and Victoria kick off season five by discussing Auburn University Historian Dr. Keith Hebert's work on the lost cause, public history, and history education.

To celebrate the end of season 4, Sofia and Victoria are joined by Rivka Maizlish from the Southern Poverty Law Center to discuss confederate memorials and the "Whose Heritage?" project.

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined by Dr. Megan Buchanan from the Auburn University Anthropology Department to discuss her research on Mississippian societies along the Tallapoosa River in Alabama and the impacts of war and religion on them.

This week, Sofia and Victoria are once again joined by Dr. Adam Jortner from the Auburn University History Department to talk about his new book on the role of Judaism in the American Revolution and the early United States.

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined by Dr. Harris- Hayes from the Auburn University History Department to discuss her teaching and recent book on Margaret Murray Washington.

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined by Dr. Tim Dodge a subject librarian from the Auburn University Libraries and a the host of "Golden Oldies" on WEGL 91.1.

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined by Mr. Ricky Holder, mayor of Loachapoka, Alabama to talk about the history of the town in preparation for Syrup Soppin' Day.

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined by Danielle Fixico from the College of the Muscogee Nation to talk about her artwork that focuses on issues of women in Native American communities.

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined by the new Honors College Director, Dr. Laura Stevens. Dr. Stevens discusses her work with the Auburn University Honors College in addition to her research with the Presbyterian School for Indian Girls (PSIG) project.

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined by Michael Walters, who is Auburn University's NAGPRA coordinator to learn more about NAGPRA and the process of returning objects to native and indigenous peoples.