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 the Space Race, the Mercury Years | Who Else Loves History September 2026

    Travel back to the early years of the space race, from 1957 to 1963. Experience the world’s shocked response to Sputnik’s launch. See archival footage of early Soviet missions. Meet six McDonnell aircraft engineers who were part of the launch team for each Mercury mission. Discover the challenges of designing, building, and testing America’s first space ships, and go inside the capsule with John Glenn on his historic flight orbiting the earth.

    Stories of the Mother Road | Who Else Loves History? August 2026

    Uncover the origins of the historic highway and explore landmarks and characters that helped make the Mother Road famous, including the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge, Coral Court Motel, Bob’s Gasoline Alley, Mother Jones, and the World’s Largest Rocking Chair. And, take a trip to the end of the road and experience how the arrival of the interstate highway system eventually pulled travelers away from America’s Main Street.

    Stories of World War 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. Stories featured in the episode are: Attack on Pearl Harbor, Battle of Guadalcanal, Marines of the Mosquito Bowl, and Dropping the Atomic Bomb. We invite you to join us to discover, explore, and celebrate fascinating stories of America’s greatest generation.

    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.

    Shine the spotlight on intriguing and unusual history with historians from the Missouri Historical Society.
    Travel to the places where history happened and to monuments and museums that honor and preserve history.
    Discover history through conversations and documentaries with authors, historians, scholars, and regular folks.

    See our entire collection of Who Else Loves History videos HERE.

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