What The History?!

In this KILLER season 2 finale, listen to your favorite nerds tackle the conspiracy side of the JFK Assassination. 

First, Casie and Sarah discuss the "legitimate" investigations following the assassination- from the FBI to the Warren Investigation to a few others that are ridiculously long named committees. Then your girls take it home with just a fraction of the possible conspiracy theories surrounding the crime. Was it the mafia? The Cuban government? Is JFK even actually dead?

In this extra long, in-depth conclusion to our second season, we're sure you'll learn a lot... and question even more. Don't miss Episode 40: The JFK Assassination (Part 2)!

In the first part of a two part season finale, Casie and Sarah are going out with a BANG talking all things JFK Assassination. So much so that all the good stuff couldn’t even fit in just one episode!

Listen in to Part 1 as your nerds take us through that insanely chaotic and catastrophic day, from the parade route to the arrest of “the shooter,” to the autopsy and aftermath. Between learning about communist patsies, LeBron James and his many nicknames, and the significance of grassy knolls, you don’t want to miss Episode 39: The JFK Assassination (Part One). 

And don’t forget to tune in next week for Episode 40: The JFK Assassination (Part Two)- Conspiracy Theories! That is, as long as we don't get a visit from the CIA...

This week on WTHistory?! your favorite nerds decided it was APE-solutely time to lighten things up- and what better way to do that than by learning about the incredibly brilliant Badass Babe, Jane Goodall!

Navigate the jungle with us as we go through Jane’s life and achievements, from her enchanted upbringing in the English countryside to her explorations of chimpanzees in Africa.  We promise you’ll swing away from this episode knowing just how accomplished Dr. Goodall is, and only feeling just a little bit ashamed that you’re not doing more to help your environment. 

Don’t let the George of the Jungle and The Birdcage references fool you- Episode 38: Jane Goodall is full of lighthearted adventure- just in time for our upcoming crushing season 2 finale!

It's time to talk old-timey serial killers, nerds!

This week, Casie and Sarah delve into one of history's greatest True Crime mystories... Jack the Ripper. In this spin, your nerdy hosts cover the East London crimes and the extensive dead-end investigation. But fear not! Sarah and Casie each present some of the most intriguing and downright absurd conspiracy theories into who The Ripper might have been. Perhaps it was a member of the Royal Family, or better yet, a beloved (though slightly deranged) children's book author? 

To find out, you won't want to miss Episode 37: Jack the Ripper!

It's twins y'all!

Just kidding. But seriously, how could we possibly talk about one of the only things that has been literally in existence throughout all of humankind's history in just one episode?? This week, your favorite nerds dive back in (ew) to talk about how the experience of childbirth has changed in the last century.

First, Casie brings us through the 1930s, 40s, 50s, and 60s, discussing things like twilight sleep, men trying to control women's bodies (shocking right?) and finally the step by step process of the infamous Dr. L. Sarah then navigates from the 1970s to today, sharing some really depressing statistics and also educating us on how mothers have (finally) started to come back into the picture with their own childbirth experiences.

You don't want to miss Episode 36: The History of Childbirth!

This week, your favorite nerds explore the enormously, absurdly, dangerously wealth heiress Doris Duke.

First, Sarah navigates the whirlwind lifestyle and interests of "the richest girl in the world," from suing her mother to owning pet camels. Then, Casie dives into some of Duke's illustrious love affairs (including, but not limited to, surfers, actors, and... war generals?) before driving forward into an unexpected turn to true crime. Finally, the nerds bring it home with some extra tragic rich people drama, philanthropic contributions, and flower power.

You do not want to miss out on Episode 35: Doris Duke!

It's time to hit up the Roaring 20s, Harlem style! 

This week, Sarah and Casie discuss the many facets of the Harlem Renaissance and the incomparable achievements of African Americans during this significant time period of change and artistic expression.

First, Casie takes us through its origins and development before Sarah sheds some light on the literature and music that the period is known for. Then, Casie dives into the religion, culture, and overall impact of the movement while Sarah closes off with some comparative criticism and lasting impacts. 

Between confusing Billy Eilish for Billy Elliot and hearing the nerds recite some beautiful poetry, Episode 34: The Harlem Renaissance has something for everyone!

Alrighty nerds, it's time to talk about the one thing that unites us all- and that's being born!

In this week's long awaited episode, Sarah and Casie are talking all things childbirth (Part One that is!) First, Casie takes us through prehistorical births in ancient civilizations (where it becomes increasingly clear that men had no idea what happened when babies were born) all the way to the inclusion of obstetrics becoming a part of "mainstream" medicine. Then Sarah picks up with the horrors of twilight sleep and men's increasingly intrusive introduction into the delivery room. From holding onto looms, to Hogwarts birth control, to chloroform and all it's wonders, there's one surprise after another this week!

We promise that you'll laugh, you'll cry, and most definitely be simultaneously grossed out and fascinated. You don't want to miss this week's LABOR of love episode- The History of Childbirth: Part 1.

It's time for another badass babe and this time, we're taking the way way WAY back machine! This week, your favorite nerds are talking all things Hatshepsut, one of the few female pharaohs of Ancient Egypt.

This baddy was a ruler within her own right (like, literally) and she's come to be known as one of the more mysterious and inspiring leaders of the ancient world. Daughter (and sister and wife??) of a pharaoh, Hatshepsut donned her fake beard led her people into an age of prosperity and peace, though not everyone was a fan (we're looking at you Amenhotep II).

Listen in as Casie and Sarah talk about myrrh trees, construction accomplishments, and a damnatio memoriae all while LAUDING the ancient badass babe Hatshepsut.