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Marquis de Lafayette: Hero of Two Worlds Caught in the Middle

Episode 13190

The Marquis de Lafayette was a wealthy orphan who defied his king, bought his own ship and sailed to fight in the American Revolution. This episode e…

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Chuck Berry: The Brilliant, Troubled Architect of Rock and Roll

Episode 13189

Chuck Berry's guitar is on the Voyager Golden Record, carrying rock and roll into interstellar space. This episode traces his middle-class upbringing…

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Themistocles: The Athenian Who Saved Greece and Served Persia

Episode 13188

Themistocles masterminded the defeat of the Persian navy, yet died as a wealthy governor in Persian-ruled Magnesia. This episode traces his rise from…

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John Calvin: The Reluctant Reformer Who Shaped the Modern West

Episode 13187

John Calvin helped shape Western religion, politics and economics, yet asked to be buried in an unmarked grave. This episode traces his path from a F…

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Tenzing Norgay: The Real Story Behind the Everest Summit Photo

Episode 13186

The famous 1953 photograph of Tenzing Norgay on the summit of Mount Everest hides a far more complex life. This episode explores his disputed origins…

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Timur (Tamerlane): Skull Towers and the Timurid Renaissance

Episode 13185

Timur, known in the West as Tamerlane, began as a raider in 14th century Transoxiana and was left lame after arrows struck his hand and leg during a …

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Sundiata Keita: The Lion King Who Founded the Mali Empire

Episode 13184

Sundiata Keita, the first mansa of the Mali Empire, rose from a childhood of disability and court humiliation to reshape West Africa in the 13th cent…

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Secretariat: The 22-Pound Heart Behind Racing's Greatest Horse

Episode 13183

When Secretariat's necropsy in 1989 revealed a heart estimated at 22 pounds, a racing metaphor became biological fact. This episode traces how a coin…

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Sargon of Akkad: The Gardener Who Built the First Empire

Episode 13182

Sargon of Akkad, who ruled roughly from 2334 to 2279 BC, is often credited as the first person to forge a multi-ethnic empire. This episode separates…

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Alberto Santos-Dumont: Airships, the 14-bis and a Tragic Dream

Episode 13181

Alberto Santos-Dumont, heir to a Brazilian coffee fortune, became one of the most famous people on earth when he steered his airship around the Eiffe…

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