So That's What Happened

"Hooper, that's the USS Indianapolis," the beginning of the monologue that first introduced me to this story.

On Christmas Day in 1776, George Washington crossed the icy Delaware River.

Happy Thanksgiving! Let's learn about antarctic survival!

Let's take a look back at Amelia Earhart and another theory on what may have happened to her.

So That's What Happened is 1 year old! To celebrate, here's the first episode of my new series, So Legend Says.

As spooky season comes to an end, let's take a look at one of America's vampires.

Have you ever wondered if there’s something in the dark? Ever seen a flash out of the corner of your eye or a shadow where it shouldn’t be? Maybe you’ve looked at the stars and questioned, are we really alone in the universe? Or maybe you’re just curious about mythology and folklore. If you’ve ever thought about these, or other curious questions, join me as I explore everything from the paranormal and supernatural, cryptids and aliens to folklore, mythology, and superstition.

As spooky season nears its end, let's take a look at a name forever died to perhaps the most infamous vampire.

Did you know that the crystal skull from Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is loosely based in fact?

Let’s take a look at the history of the Olympics and a few of the weirdest and most inspirational moments to come out of it.