A sneak peak at The Town Criers upcoming episode: The Renaissance.

In today's episode, we talk about Marie Antoinette and the art of eating cake. Okay, the whole "let them eat cake" quote is not actually attributed to her, but it's a fun bit.

This is ancient Greece. This is the origin of the Olympics. This is. . .Sparta?

Bastards, baguettes, and Bonapartes: Ironically, it's not easy to keep Napoleon's story short. (Okay, we know his height was actually pretty average.)

Let's talk about one of our favorite presidents: Abe Lincoln. This is a tale of intrigue, attempted kidnapping, great plays, and. . .murder.

If you don't know about the moon landing, you're stupid. Moon the planet, specifically. Keep your pants up Louis Armstrong!

It's time to dive into Queen Elizabeth I, AKA The Virgin Queen. Oh, not like that...

Let's get crunk . . . or NOT! It's time to play a prohibition drinking game. Plus, would Al Capone have liked Buca di Beppo?

Today, The Town Criers explore where the Titanic went wrong. They also somehow bring King Julian into this, which isn't as surprising as it should be.

This episode dives into all the important pillars of ancient Egypt: pyramids, influential pharaohs, and spontaneous bursting into song. Please and thank you are the secret of the Nile (Pablo, Backyardigans, 2007).