In which Sir William Berkeley's early life and rise to power are detailed.

In which I interview Graham Woodlief concerning the upcoming 400th Anniversary of the First Thanksgiving in Virginia.

In which I interview Fort Monroe's superintendent Terry Brown.

In which I interview the Shades of Our Past re-enactors about Grace Sherwood - The Witch of Pungo.

In which the influence of Samuel Mathews, Sr. and William Claiborne is detailed more closely. Special attention is given to showing how their influence paved the way for Sir William Berkeley's timely arrival.

In which Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation's Nancy Egloff and I discuss the foundation of Virginia's House of Burgesses.

In which Sir John Harvey becomes Virginia's Governor, fights with his Council, especially the Mathews-Claiborne faction, and loses his wealth and position is recounted.

In which Virginia begins life as a Royal Colony during the 1620s.

In which the Library of Virginia's Sandra Gioia Treadway tells us about 5 remarkable women - Cockacoeske, Anna Maria Lane, Elizabeth Van Lew, Caroline Putnam, and Mary Jackson, and how they impacted Virginia and beyond.

In which the fallout from Opechancanough's 1622 Massacre reaches England and brings the Virginia Company to her death.