History List

In this episode we examine the life and legacy of Gorbachev.

In this episode we examine the lives and legacy of the men who went to the moon.

In this episode we examine the life and brutal legacy of Mao.

In this episode, we examine the paleoanthropological legacy and the lives of the Leakeys.

In this episode we examine the life and computing legacy of Noyce.

In this episode we examine the life and rock n' roll legacy of Berry.

In this episode we examine the legacy of the discovery of DNA from Watson and Crick.

In this episode we examine the life and legacy of Tharp and plate tectonics.

In this episode we examine the life and legacy of Indian stateman Ambedkar.

In this episode we examine the life and artistic legacy of Kahlo.

In this episode we examine the capitalist legacy of Keynes.

In this episode we examine the terrible legacy of Stalin.

In this episode we examine the life and aeronautical legacy of Whittle.

In this episode we examine the disastrous life and legacy of Midgley.

In this episode we examine the life and medical legacy of Fleming.

In this episode we examine the life of Farnsworth, and the legacy of television.

In this episode we examine the life and legacy of Amundsen and polar exploration.

In this episode we examine the life of Joyce and Modernism in literature.

In this episode we examine the life of Curie, and the rise of radioactivity.

In this episode, we examine the life of Bly, and the rise of journalism.

In this episode we examine the life of Bell and the origins of telecommunications.

In this episode we examine the life and legacy of Lincoln.

In this episode we examine the life and germ theory of Pasteur.

In this episode we examine the life and legacy of Nightingale and nursing.

In this episode we examine the rise of photography and the life of Daguerre.

In this episode we examine the legacy of Anning and the rise of paleontology.

In this episode we examine Napoleon's life and legacy.

In this episode we examine the life of Wollstonecraft, and the emergence of modern feminism.

In this episode we examine the fundamentalist revival in Sunni Islam under Al-Wahhab.

In this episode we examine the life of Johann Hecker, and the origins of public education.

In this episode we examine the legacy of Jacob Bernoulli and the rise of probability.

In this episode we examine the legacy of the Huron-Wendat leader, Kondiaronk.

In this episode we examine the legacy of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, and the colonial legacy of Mexico.

In this episode we examine the legacy of Louis XIV and divine European monarchs.

In this episode we examine the legacy of Monteverdi.

In this episode we examine the life and legacy of Tokugawa and his Shogunate.

In this episode we examine the legacy of Catherine de Medici, and the Renaissance moving beyond Italy.

In this episode we examine Vesalius' legacy, and the start of the Scientific Revolution in Europe.

In this episode we examine the legacy of Atahualpa and the conquest of Pizarro.

In this episode we examine Luther's legacy and the Protestant split.

In this episode we examine the legacy of the Crusades, begun under Urban II.

In this episode we examine the legacy of Indian mathematician Brahmagupta.

In this episode, we examine the legacy of Ali, and the Shia sect of Islam.

In this episode we examine the Sanskrit literary legacy of Kalidasa.

In this episode we examine how Zhang Qian's failed voyage linked the Han to the Romans by developing the Silk Road.

In this episode we examine the legacy of Alexander.

In this episode we examine Thucydides and the aim for objectivity.

In this episode we examine the legacy of India's yogic tradition.

In this episode, we examine the great female general Fu Hao.

In Season 3 we revisit important figures in history - this time starting with the first significant female pharaoh in Egyptian history.