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Brad Meltzer's Decoded: Statue of Liberty

Oct02

When Homework Was Banned

In the early 1900s, Ladies' Home Journal took up a crusade against homework, enlisting doctors and parents who say it damages children's health. In 1901 California passed a law abolishing homework!

Oct01

A Brief History of Beer Steins

Barry and Lisa uncover a set of beer steins that sends them on a journey to trace the origins of the German drinking vessels.

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Sep30

The Shadow Humanoids of California's Coastline

High above Big Sur's rugged coastline, the Dark Watchers stand as silhouettes born of Indigenous belief, Spanish encounter, and literary legend-blurring illusion and folklore while reflecting back the shadows we struggle to confront.

Sep29

A Dark Legend Haunts New Jersey

Host Sapphire Sandalo traces the Jersey Devil’s origins, revealing how colonial anxiety and moral panic forged an American legend.

Sep28

Secrets of the Winchester Mystery House

Step inside the mysterious—and possibly haunted—Winchester Mystery House.

Sep25

Nintendo’s Game & Watch Collection Makes History

Corey takes an interest in a seller's collection of Nintendo Game & Watch handhelds, knowing collectors may try to squeeze an extra life out of them.

Sep24

4 Coveted Antique Collectibles From the 1910s

The Pickers unearth rare vintage antiques from the 1910s.

Sep23

Your Birthday in History: September 23rd

Find out some birthday facts for September 23rd when people play two truths and a lie.