Podcast Episodes

This is the story of legendary frontier lawman Wyatt Earp.

This is the story of Boudica, the Celtic warrior queen who defied the Roman Empire and led the most significant rebellion in Roman Britain.

From slave to world-famous author and advisor to Presidents, Frederick Douglass proved that the American Dream could and should apply to Americans of all colors. He became the most famous abolitionist of 19th century America with a simple message, "we are all brethren."

We explore the life of perhaps the greatest woman in the history of modern computing, Admiral Grace Hopper, grandmother of the COBOL programming language and, in a sense, the woman who taught computers to talk.

We explore the life of Nikola Tesla, perhaps the man most responsible for the electricity you are using right now.

This is the story of Mohandas (Mahatma) Gandhi, the man who toppled an empire without firing a shot.

his is the story of the man behind the mouse, Walt Disney.

This is the story of Galileo Galilei, the man who proved we are not the center of the Universe and nearly got himself executed for his trouble.

Perhaps America's greatest peacetime President, Theodore Roosevelt was a man of contradictions: a sickly child who came to symbolize strength and virility; a child of wealth who fought the wealthy on behalf of the common man; a New Yorker who made himself a cowboy; a hunter who built the national park system; a man who enjoyed war but accomplished peace. Connecting the dots between these seeming contradictions is a fascinating story, the story of Theodore Roosevelt.