When most people think of the most renowned murders, they may start a list of common serial killers or warlords, but Thug Behram may not make the list. Come dive into this People Time episode and find out why Thug Behram should be added to the list. With over 900 murders, Thug Behram has left his mark on history.

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, the first US citizens to be tried for espionage.

Come learn about the King of the Delta Blues, Robert Leroy Johnson. The man who helped change music forever and became one of the biggest inspirations for blues music and rock & roll. 

The second episode of John Wilkes Booth.

First episode of John Wilkes Booth.

Ada Lovelace lived in the early to mid 1800's and worked with the "Father of the Computer", Charles Babbage who created the first modern, computing machine, but Ada possibly saw more potential than the creator himself and Ada created the first computing algorithm!

Galileo is known for many accomplishments. Called the "father of observational astronomy", the "father of modern physics", the "father of the scientific method", and the "father of modern science", but did you know that he also taught art at a prestigious school, did an experiment by dropping objects off the Leaning Tower of Pisa, oh yeah and was almost killed by the Catholic Church because he said that the Earth rotated around the sun (and not the other way around).

Come learn all the details about one of the most famous scientists in history with People Time!

Special Knackers in the Breeze outro!

Chris Farley is known for his many characters on Saturday Night Live and movies like 'Tommy Boy' and 'Almost Heroes'.

How did this teenager convince King Charles VII to give her an army to help liberate France from English control?

John Montague was the fourth Earl of Sandwich and he invented... well, he invented the sandwich. Not only can you learn all the details on this episode, but John did many other interesting things besides putting some meat between two slices of bread.