This episode starts a series on the importance of dissent in education, science and religion. This episode focuses on Socrates and educational integrity.

Sam looks at the events of Daniel Day Lewis’s dramatic exit from the role of Hamlet. The real life drama of Ian Charleson taking over the role and Charleson’s own personal challenge.

Sam looks behind the scenes of Richard Burton’s 1964 Broadway production of Hamlet and examines the emotional challenge of playing Hamlet.

Sam begins a series looking at the Shakespearean role Hamlet. The challenge of the role, real life stories of those who played the role and what it teaches us about ourselves. This episode focuses on the actor John Barrymore and the topic of mental health.

Sam asks the question “ Do we remember our heroes?” While looking back at Jon Stewart’s trip to Washington on behalf of 9/11 first responders.

Sam looks at a picture taken on 9/11 and the firefighters who bravely road on ladder 118.

Sam looks at 9/11 and the wildfires of California and finds a disturbing connection. Is it a crazy conspiracy? No , it’s worse than that.

Sam gives a preview of what’s coming in Season 4 of The Story Is.

The Story Is : really two stories involving politics, religion, scandal and cheese! Find out about an odd connection between Andrew Jackson and Thomas Jefferson.

The Final episode about what really happened when JFK was assassinated.