Sydney and Sophia (and their sound effects library) take listeners into the heart of the 1960s with a summary of the Vietnam War and other Cold War events. And they turn the tables on their teacher, asking him a few questions about this era.

Carson is this week's show host and summarizes the key Cold War events of the 1950s and 60s. You won't want to miss this episode!

Part of a dual credit program with Ridge Point High School in FBISD along with HCC.

Jessica is going solo this week for our history class podcast. She'll take listeners through the end of WW II along with the starts of both the Cold War and the Civil Rights Movement. So let's get going...

Zach and Grayson cover WW II in this week's episode and also look at the classic series 'Band of Brothers' in this week's episode.

Matthew and Sean cover the time periods of the 1930s to the early 1940s - between World Wars 1 and 2. They also review the movie Pearl Harbor in this week's What I Learned in History Class podcast.

Kyle and Rowan cover both the end of World War II as well as the beginning of the Cold War with the importance of the Truman Doctrine. Both students also answer questions from their history teacher Mr. Sanders, including a question related to Rowan's great grandfather who was part of the D-Day Invasion at Normandy.

More great history of WW II for you in this episode as Caden and Konnor cover the events of that monumental period in American history.

Marissa and Ashley cover the history of WW II and offer a review of the film 'Midway'.

Dual Credit US History students Brina and Aimee provide a review of the events that led to the start of World War II as well as the 1941 entry into that global conflict. Along the way, they summarize some important documents related to World War II and interview a Ridge Point High School teacher on the war.