Anna finally reaches the end of the Tudor line, to tell us all about Elizabeth I of England. Learn all about The Virgin Queen- was she really the hero we all remember her to be?

Amanda teaches us all about the true Founding Father of America, Samuel Adams. Not the beer. He's bad with money, but good with words, and he starts the propaganda machine that becomes the American Revolution.

Anna continues the tale of the Tudors, as we learn about Mary I, her terribly frustrating childhood, and her religious fervor. Don't say her nickname 3 times into a mirror.

Today on the podcast is a mystery, as Amanda tells us all about the Dyatlov Pass Incident, and Anna gets very confused and upset with the details.

Who's ready to learn more about the Tudors? Let's talk about the kids, starting with the youngest, whose biography would be titled, "Edward VI: My Four Moms, A Traveling Circus, and Kid Court".

This week, Amanda tells us about her all-time favorite artist, Vincent van Gogh. Every name is pronounced wrong. Live with it.

This week, we learn about the last of Henry VIII's wives, Catherine Howard and Catherine Parr. We feel sorry for them, but great for ourselves, as this saga finally comes to an end.

CONTENT WARNING: This episode may contain some gory details, as Amanda tells us all about Jack the Ripper, the most infamous killer in history. We dive into the many mysteries surrounding this bit of Victorian history. But the real question is: Was he on the Titanic??

This week, we are joined by our very first special guest... our dad, Joe Webb! Our dad tells us all about our favorite resident recurring character on the podcast, the founder of the Methodist Church, John Wesley!

We're back to the Tudors this week, as Anna tells us all about two of Henry VIII's shorter-lived marriages. Tragedy and absurdity ensue!