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Everything about Ancient Sparta from A-Z. We trace its history back to the end of the Bronze Age with the invasion of the mysterious sea people. From 800 BC to its takeover by the Romans in 146 BC, we dive into everything that made the Spartan warrior and its society unique, different and historic. 

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Everything you always wanted to know about the lawnmower from A-to-Z. From the history of lawns and grasses to early tools used to cut grass to the lawnmower’s invention in 1830. The podcast wraps up with the Top 7 most interesting facts about lawns and the lawnmower.

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Everything you wanted to know about this amazing red bird. It’s appearance, behavior, habitat, diet and tons of fun facts. The podcast wraps up with the Top 5 Most Interesting Facts about The Cardinal.

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All the events that led up  to the night of March 5th 1770 in Boston, Mass. Also included are the moment to moment details of that night and the later trial of the British soldiers. Finally The Top 5 Most Interesting What If Facts about the Boston Massacre.

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The letter E. It’s history, sounds, spellings and fun facts about the most popular letter in the English language.

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The different ways to add one digit numbers on paper and ideally in your head. We rank the Top 7 ways to add one digit numbers. This podcast is for first and second graders and their parents/caregivers or anyone who struggles adding numbers in their head.

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How to write a great short story in a few simple steps. It’s never too early or late to start. Included here are actionable strategies that you can use right away to start creating impactful narratives. The episode ends with a countdown of The Top 10 Elements that go into a great story.

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The classic Brothers Grimm Fairy Tale from 1812. The story, its origin and a ranking of The Best Characters, The Top 5 Best Moments, and the Top 5 Things you need to know about this Fairy Tale.

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The timeless Indian parable about perspective, point of view and the knowledge that we are all right and wrong at the same time.

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An ancient Indian folktale that tells the story of understanding, fairness and the consequences of being gullible.