In this episode, we explore the genius of a 14 year old boy from Malawi that defied all odds against him to create a Windmill

This episode explores the story of Ethiopia which became the only African country never to be formally colonized.

The shortest war in history lasted 38 minutes. Who was involved? What caused it? Who won? In this episode, we get the story.

The multiple choice test format has been embraced by game shows, surveys and social testing. In this episode, we explore the origin of this particular format of testing.

Did you the first pillows were made of stone? Let's explore the history of the pillow

Damascus is the oldest Capital City of the world. And did you know that there is a country that has got three Capital Cities?

From humble beginnings in a Danish carpenter's workshop, LEGO is today a global phenomenon. In this episode, we explore the history of how it all began.

Did you know that at one point in time, salt was as valuable as gold? In this episode, we explore the fascinating history of salt, and discover how salt shaped civilizations, and impacted daily life.

In this episode we explore the fascinating history behind the Roman names of the months. From January to December, each month has a unique story to tell, rooted in ancient Roman culture and mythology.

In this episode, we delve into the often-misunderstood world of UK, Britain, and Great Britain. What's the difference between these three terms? When can you use them interchangeably, and when should you use each specifically?