This week, we learn all about the truth behind America's first ghost story: The Legend of Sleep Hollow. Who was the real Ichabod Crane? Was there really a headless horseman in the little village of Sleepy Hollow?

It's spooky season! And our first spooky episode this year is all about The Queen Mary (the boat, of course), and its many hauntings. 

Hop aboard the Good Ship Lollipop, as we learn all about child star turned diplomat, Shirley Temple! We also talk a lot about how cute Amanda's hair used to be. 

This week, we're back to some West Virginia history, as we learn all about John Brown. He was a life-long abolitionist who made himself a martyr by rushing in to a raid on a federal armory. Yeah, he's a lot.

She was a journalist who changed the game for women writers. And women in general. This week, we learn all about the brilliant writer, Nellie Bly!

This week, it's another unsolved mystery! Amanda takes us to our home state to tell us about a mysterious house fire, and possible kidnapping? Will we ever know what happened to the Sodder children?

This week, we're back to learning about another member of European nobility, as we discuss Archduke Franz Ferdinand. He was... an odd one, whose assassination lead to a World War.

This week, we learn all about the criminal couple, Bonnie & Clyde. Be warned: this episode contains many, many tangents. We also introduce a new segment, with which we'll need your help!

He was a novelist, a doctor who revolutionized detecting and treating TB, and one of the first trans men in the U.S. to undergo FTM reassignment surgery. For our last Pride episode of 2021, we're learning all about Alan L. Hart!

Happy Pride! This month, we're learning all about LGBTQIA+ history, and we start it off with Amanda telling us all about one of the most important activists of our time, Harvey Milk. He was a politician who brought about big changes, and paved the way for future LGBTQIA+ representatives.