Today we continue our look at myths about famous world leaders, this time with three myths about one of the most famous US Presidents ever: John F. Kennedy.

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In today's episode we debunk some common myths about the greatest Roman in history: Julius Caesar.

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In today's episode, we take a critical look at a sacred cow of American "historical" programming: Schoolhouse Rock, which turned (believe it or not) 49 years old this year.

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Documentaries have a bad reputation with some people as being boring. That is certainly not the case with the ten we look at in today's episode.

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In today's Throwback Thursday episode we embark on a voyage of debunking three persistent myths of the high seas from the Age of Sail.

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In today's episode we explore both some facts and some myths about the most forgotten war in American history: the War of 1812.

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Today's episode is a little different in that I am not only reviewing a book, but one in which I believe the myths it contains are actually a good thing. Let's look at "No One Here Gets Out Alive," the biography of Doors lead singer Jim Morrison and an interesting chronicle of the 1960s.

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We all think we know the truth about the American Revolution, but do we really? In today's episode we debunk three prevasive myths (plus one) about America's favorite war.

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In today's episode we take on the historical revisionist phenomenon of the "good old days." Those idyllic days of eras past, viewed honestly, weren't that idyllic after all.

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As the war in Ukraine rages on, there are several troubling historical similarities between this conflict and the Siege of Sarajevo in the early 1990s. In today's episode we examine a few of them.