What was daily life actually like in North America before the American Revolution? In this episode of Who Else Loves History?, we dive deep into the contrasting worlds of English and French colonial life. We begin our journey on the shores of New England, exploring the arrival of the Pilgrims, the first Thanksgiving, and the […]

The Space Race changed history, but it began with a launch that stunned the world. On October 4, 1957, the Soviet Union sent Sputnik into orbit, kicking off a race that would push the United States to attempt something that had never been done before: sending humans into space. What was it like in those […]

In the third episode of Who Else Loves History?, host Tim Gore and fellow history enthusiasts hit the road to explore the story of Route 66, the highway that became a symbol of the American road trip. Established in 1926, Route 66 connected communities across the country and helped create a culture built around family […]

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: Time Breakdown of the Video: We invite you to join us to discover, explore, and celebrate fascinating stories of America’s greatest generation. Quick Ideas […]

Celebrate America 250 with Stories of the American Revolution! In our inaugural episode of Who Else Loves History?, we focus on stories of the American Revolution that you probably didn’t grow up learning in school–fascinating bits of history that we love and hope you do too.

Celebrate America 250 with videos that transport you back to the people, places, and events of America’s founding.

Celebrate American history through video stories focused on fascinating people and places, traditions and time periods, events and experiences from America’s colonization to today

View videos that explore American history from the early 1600s to the 1770s.

View videos that explore stories of the American Revolution.

View videos that explore American history from the 1780s to the 1820s.