This week combines 3 things we love: spies, badass broads, and playwright Rachel Bublitz….

Nat brings us on a wild ride of the mischief and misdeeds of American con artist and gangster frontiersman…

Ever follow a charismatic 12-year-old to enslavement and almost certain death? No? Well then you might not have a lot…

Let's talk about sex[uality], baby! This week we're making sweet, sweet music with jazz musician, Billy Tipton, and Polish virtuoso, Frédéric François Chopin…

In a blast from the not-so-distant past, we're revisiting the tumultuous break up and deeply problematic aftermath of Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears…

Climb in the the Shared History sidecar as we go on a journey of the "discovery" and definition of what is now known as ADHD…

Grab your passport because Scottish actor & writer Adam McNamara is taking us home and serving up some Scottish justice…

Kicking off Season 4 with a Ladies Night! From Vietnamese warrior, Lady Triệu or Triệu Thị Trinh to modern maestra Jessica Bejarano…

We're bullying Cass into doing a Chicago-centric finale, y'all! It's the 1893 Chicago World's Fair (aka The Columbian Exposition…

Science and sports?! Nat tells us about Queen of Nuclear Research Chien-Shiung Wu and Cass shares the story of football…

Things are heating up as we cover two devastating fires from US history (oops!). We're joined by comedian and entrepreneur, Mo Phillips-Spotts…

Our guest, PhD student Tolu Taiwo, takes us from 1860 Nigeria through today, providing context for #EndSARs…

From the beauty and grace of the ballet to a kinda gross romantic gesture. Cass shares the inspiring story of the first…

Welcome to “Little Locals” — A series of bonus minisodes where Cass & Nat research the history behind the names and faces of local streets, parks, buildings, statues, etc.

We're joined by actor, director and blogger, Marie Tredway...for a journey to early Filipino American history…

We're reading bones and tickling ivories this week. From Empress-Priestess-General Fu Hao to Composer-Pianist-Manufacturer Nannette Streicher…

Ever wonder why housework has fallen on the female of the species for so damn long? Well, Anna Beyerle, writer and host…

From the first century reign of Celtic Queen Cartimandua to nineteenth century life on the range with black cowboy Nat Love…