We talk about one of England's most famous queens, Eleanor of Aquitaine, and why she was imprisoned by her husband king for sixteen years.

We talk about the island nation of Vanuatu, and a religious cult there that revolves around an American soldier.

Does the unexplainable intrigue or infuriate you? Join us as we discuss a tiny book—written in a sophisticated, unknown language— that has kept its mystery despite 600 years of inquiry and investigation.

We talk with special guest Lindsey Toiaivao about the sinking of the White Ship, and how that single accident threw England into a period of civil war known as The Anarchy.

We talk about the deepest point that has ever been dug into the earth's surface.

Chile and Argentina have a long and interesting history. Their shared border has been a point of contention for decades, and in the 1970s, things came to a head. This episode comes complete with Antarctic capers, trade route disputes, and a surprise cameo by the Pope!

We talk with Tyler's brother and special guest Jeremy Moore about whether or not the earth is flat.

We talk with special guest Dr. Zina Petersen about how the English got permanently influenced by the French when they were conquered at the Battle of Hastings in 1066.

We talk about how a flood on America's longest river left a piece of one state stranded inside another.

We talk about how England was formed, and who was its first king.