Who Else Loves History?

Hello history lovers! Explore the human story through a wide range of topics and time periods, people and places, events and experiences.

Check out recent monthly episodes and other playlists and stories below.

Stories of WW II in the Pacific | Who Else Loves History? July 2026

Explore four history changing events in WWII’s Pacific Theatre through first-person memories from people who were there when it happened or impacted by its effects. Events examined include the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Battle of Guadalcanal, the Marines of the Mosquito Bowl, and the dropping of the atomic bomb.

Stories of the American Revolution | Who Else Loves History? June 2026

In our inaugural episode we focus on stories of the American Revolution that you probably didn’t grow up learning in school. Discover the reasons for Benedict Arnold’s betrayal, a conspiracy against George Washington, how the framers announced the Declaration of Independence, how slaves and Native Americans were impacted, and how the Battle of St. Louis saved the West for America.

Creating the Sound of Rock Legends | Audio Mastermind Bob Heil Remembers

Experience events of history with those who were there when it happened.

Battle of the Bulge | World War II Soldier Stories

Lindbergh Flies Into History | Time Trip to May 20, 1927

Enjoy a fast-paced and fact-filled time trip to a particular event in history.

A City’s Tension Sparks the Boston Massacre | Time Trip to March 5, 1770

Why Captain Wendell Pruitt is Part of the “Gruesome Twosome”

Explore biographies of fascinating people worth knowing that maybe you don’t.

From Tragedy to Joy | The Amazing Story of “The Joy of Cooking”

Everyday Heroes | How Compassion and Dad Jokes Led a Toll Worker to Fame

Shine the spotlight on intriguing and unusual history with historians from the Missouri Historical Society.

Bicycles and Bloomers | How Women Defied Norms and Pedaled for Independence

Dialing Up Some Call History | Tour of Jefferson Barracks Telephone Museum

Travel to the places where history happened and to monuments and museums that honor and preserve history.

Touring the Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park

Making Cornbread in 1820 | Shucking, Shelling, & Baking on America’s Frontier

Journey into history with living history performers and re-enactors.

Nets, Needles, and Know-How | Making Nets by Hand on the American Frontier

Inside the Middle Ages | Exploring “Powers and Thrones” with Historian Dan Jones

Discover history through conversations and documentaries with authors, historians, scholars, and regular folks.

Heroism in the French Resistance | The Secret War of Madame Fourcade

See our entire collection Who Else Loves History videos HERE.