Who's That?!? Forgotten Faces

In part 1 of our Season Finale we learn about three teenage girls, Hannie Schaft and sisters Truus and Freddie Oversteegen, and how they became resistance fighters during World War II and saved so many lives. Their story is truly one to hear or read about.

In this Thanksgiving episode, we actually don’t learn anything about Thanksgiving, because it’s also Native American Heritage month! Learn with us about a woman, with an awesome last name, Wilma Mankiller, the first female Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation.

Just a minor helper, but not really. In this episode we get into Andree De Jongh’s life, the creator of the Comet Line and how with the Comet Line, she helped save thousands of people through World War II.

Percy Julian, a man who kept losing his jobs, but still managed to become a millionaire, back when. In this episode, we go into how this incredible smart man was able to get some very important things in bulk.

In this episode, we go into the actual story of Katherine Wright's life and how she helped her "more" famous brothers, but not in the way people thought.

In this episode, we explore some fun spooky stories that Jason Hawes and his team TAPS experience while Ghost Hunting.

In this episode, we discuss Henrietta Lacks, a classy lady who loved her OJ & vodka. And more importantly how her blood cells were pretty much stolen from her for research, because they were that special and unique.

You can’t jump over Canada, but in this episode, Terry Fox's goal is to run across it. Diagnosed with cancer, Fox creates the Marathon of Hope Cross-Country Run to help raise awareness and money to help the fight against cancer.

This is not an advertisement for Degrassi: The Next Generation, but meanwhile, in this episode we discuss Ryan White’s short lived life and how he was an advocate for HIV/AIDS.

Ada Lovelace, daughter of Lady & Lory Byron, yes, Lady & Lord like we see nowadays in Bridgerton, but they were the real deal. In this episode, we discuss Ada's genius mind and how she became a mathematician and why they call her the first computer programmer.

Also known as Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell and also as the first woman to earn a medical degree in the US. In this episode, we discuss Dr. Blackwell’s ambition to educate women on their own bodies. And thankfully, she was corrupted through medical school by working on male cadavers.

What a mother’s fury would do. This episode is about Candace Lightner, the creator of MADD after her daughter was hit and killed by a drunk driver. We go into details on how Mothers Against Drunk Driving  was created and what the organization has done since then.