Expert Roberta Bassin shares a lifetime of knowledge and research about the enigmatic pilot Amelia Earhart, whose plane disappeared over the Pacific Ocean in 1937. Have they actually found her plane? What's in the classified files? Tune in and find out!

We're going Back to the Future with actor Jeffrey Weissman (George McFly in 2 & 3) as we talk about how to bring history alive for audiences with improv, immersion, authenticity, and passion.

Chuck Conrad, Founder and Executive Director of the Texas Broadcast Museum, shares fascinating stories about early radio, television, recordings, and the importance of saving what remains of this history.

The Krabills of Aurora, OR share tips and tricks for how to find and identify vintage items, and what it's like to run their store, Trash and Treasure Vintage.

Jody Pritzl, expert on Shiny Brite and other vintage American-made holiday ornaments, chats with me about collecting, memories, and the magic of Christmas.

Homesteader Cheryl Berg and I chat about foraging, closet mead, food preservation, hugelkultur, and lots more in this fun and informative episode.

A fascinating conversation with John Ramirez about how those floats for the Tournament of Roses Parade are designed and created, plus how voice acting legend June Foray launched his career as a Disney animator and designer.

Learn lots of weird facts about The Iron Door Saloon in Groveland, CA, courtesy of owners Corinna & Chris Loh. Bullet holes? Ghosts? Live rattlesnakes?? You betcha!

This fascinating look at burlesque history with performer and educator Kia Puckett touches on Victorian sensibilities, roller derby, spies, Betty Boop, and other surprising aspects of this misunderstood art form.

Tribal Vice Chair of the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation, Waylon Coats, shares a lot of history about the Indigenous peoples of Yosemite, cultural caretaking of the land, and hope for the next generation.