In which Dr. Phillip Magness explains much of the criticism levied at The New York Times' 1619 Project.

In which the Grymes Family of Virginia's history and genealogy is outlined.

In which the Lafayette Trail's Julien Icher discusses Lafayette's 1824 tour of the United States, and his work to highlight that famous visit.

In which the Ludwell family and their impact upon Virginia is discussed.

In which the Fitzhugh story, dating back to 13th Century England, is illustrated from those humble beginnings to William "The Immigrant", his Virginia progeny, and beyond.

In which Museum Director Bethany Sullivan highlights the James Madison Museum of Orange County, Virginia.

In which the Taliaferro family's immigration to Virginia, as well as their spread throughout Virginia and the United States touching many lives along the way is outlined.

In which Dr. Mallios discusses how gift giving played a pivotal part in Ajcan's downfall, as well as gift giving's influence at the later Roanoke and Jamestown colonies.

In which the Randolph's Virginia beginnings are detailed, and some of their fascinating later generations are highlighted.

In which Tuckahoe's Jessica Stith tells some of Tuckahoe Plantation's haunted history such as the famous Gray Lady Ghost and other spooky happenings.