Phyllis Bitner of Miners Hall Museum shares Franklin, Kansas’ coal mining history, the Page 618 Walking Dragline, and the Jefferson Highway.

Travel writer Debbie Stone relives the heat, history, and heartbreak of the 163rd Gettysburg Battle Reenactment on America’s 250th birthday.

Explorer James Michael Dorsey recounts the covert mission to save Timbuktu’s ancient manuscript libraries from Al Qaeda — by camel caravan, across the Sahara.

Glynn Burrows separates the real Charles Dickens from the Christmas Carol postcard — and maps out where to follow the legend across England.

Explore Cody, Wyoming with Lisa Evans as she discovers Western art, historic frontier towns, rodeo, music, and the spirit of the Old West.

Travel writer and photographer Rose Palmer shares her luxurious slow-travel adventure aboard the Rosa barge through France’s Gascony region, featuring intimate cruising, local food and wine, historic villages, cycling, and authentic cultural experiences.

Author Ellen Rachlin discusses Enheduanna, the world’s first named author, and the remarkable woman whose legacy changed the history of literature.

Travel Journalist Terri Guthrie takes us inside Oklahoma City’s historic National Hotel, a beautifully restored 1931 Art Deco landmark blending history, luxury, dining and culture.

Explore Victoria, British Columbia with Joelle Machia and Ryan Slough as they share gardens, castles, culture, family-friendly adventures.

Maritime historian Eric Jay Dolin shares the remarkable true story behind The Wreck of the Mentor and explores survival, whaling, and life during the Age of Sail.