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Who was Robert Smalls?
Imagine having to sneak onto a massive, 147-foot-long warship in the middle of the night to save your family! In this thrilling episode of History's Not Boring, Mira and Finn dive into the incredible true story of Robert Smalls! Born enslav
What was the Korean War?
Have you ever heard of a battle where soldiers used chocolate candy to fix their trucks? Join Mira and Finn as they travel back to 1950 to uncover the amazing true story of the Korean War! When 75,000 North Korean soldiers launch a massive
Who was Teddy Roosevelt?
Have you ever heard of a president who was basically a real-life superhero? Meet Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt! Born as a very sick little boy with severe asthma, Teddy decided he wasn't going to let illness stop him. He worked out, built his
What was the megalodon?
Grab your scuba gear and get ready to travel 23 million years back in time! Have you ever wondered what it would be like to meet the biggest shark to ever rule the oceans? Say hello to the mighty Megalodon! This prehistoric giant was absolu
What is the history of dogs?
Have you ever looked at a cute, cuddly puppy and wondered where they came from? Prepare to have your mind completely blown! Long before we had golden retrievers or pugs, every single dog on Earth evolved from giant, fierce Ice Age wolves! T
Who was King Tutankhamun?
Imagine being handed the keys to an entire empire when you're only nine years old! That's exactly what happened to King Tutankhamun in Ancient Egypt. In this exciting episode of History's Not Boring, Mira and Finn travel back over 3,000 yea
How did humans tame horses?
Have you ever wondered how humans first learned to ride horses? Grab your lasso and get ready for a wild ride back in time to the freezing, windy grasslands of ancient Kazakhstan! In this episode of History's Not Boring, Mira and Finn uncov
Who was Attila the Hun?
Imagine a warrior so fearsome that the mighty Roman Empire paid him 2,100 pounds of solid gold—the weight of a great white shark—every single year just to leave them alone! Meet Attila the Hun, the leader nicknamed the "Scourge of God." In
What is the history of diamonds?
Get ready to sparkle and shine, because we are diving into the wild and amazing history of precious gems! Have you ever wondered where diamonds and pearls actually come from? In this glittering episode, Mira and Finn uncover the incredible
What is the history of jokes?
Did you know that the oldest recorded joke in human history was written on a clay tablet almost 4,000 years ago? And guess what... it was a toot joke! Get ready to laugh out loud as Mira and Finn travel back in time to uncover the hilarious
How did they invent the refrigerator?
Can you imagine a scorching hot summer day with no cold drinks or frozen ice cream? It sounds like a total nightmare! But before refrigerators were invented, keeping things cold was an incredible, globe-trotting adventure! Join Mira and Fin
What is the history of bread?
Have you ever wondered about the history of your favorite sandwich? Join Mira and Finn on an incredible time-traveling adventure to discover the epic history of bread! You won't believe how an ordinary loaf shaped human history. Did you kno
What was the Great Molasses Flood?
Imagine looking down your street and seeing a massive, 40-foot-tall wave crashing toward you... but instead of water, it's made of brown, sticky, super-sweet syrup! In this unbelievably sticky episode of History's Not Boring, Mira and Finn
What is the history of shoes?
Have you ever wondered what the very first pair of shoes looked like? Spoiler alert: they weren't sneakers! Join Mira and Finn on an amazing journey through the history of shoes, starting with 10,000-year-old sandals made completely out of
What is the history of bicycles?
Did you know that the invention of the bicycle actually started with a massive, earth-shaking volcano? It’s true! When a giant eruption in 1815 blocked out the sun and made it too cold to grow food for horses, people desperately needed a br
How did pickleball start?
Did you know that one of the most popular sports in the entire world was invented just because a teenager was complaining about being bored? It’s true! Get your paddles ready and travel back to the summer of 1965 with Mira and Finn to uncov
What is Juneteenth?
Have you ever had to wait for something that was rightfully yours? Imagine waiting for over 900 days for your own freedom! In this exciting episode of History's Not Boring, Mira and Finn uncover the amazing true story behind Juneteenth, the
Who was Blackbeard?
Ahoy, mateys! Have you ever wondered what it was really like to be a pirate sailing the high seas? Join Mira and Finn on History's Not Boring as we dive into the thrilling Golden Age of Piracy to uncover the true story of the most famous pi
Who was Pele?
Are you ready to meet the absolute greatest footballer of all time? Join Mira and Finn as they time travel to the 20th century to discover the incredible true story of Pele! Before he was a global superstar, young Edson (who got his famous
What was the first school?
Have you ever wondered who actually invented school? Get your backpacks ready because we are time-traveling 4,500 years back to Ancient Mesopotamia to find out! Discover what it was like to go to the very first school, known as the Eduba, w
How did the Cold War start?
Imagine a massive global war that lasted for 45 years, where the two sides never even fought on a real battlefield! After World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union went from being allies to total rivals in a freezing standoff kno
What is the history of board games?
Have you ever wondered what kids played before video games, cell phones, or the internet existed? Grab your dice and get ready to roll, because people have been obsessed with board games for over five thousand years! Join Mira and Finn as t
What is the history of martial arts?
Have you ever wondered how people learned to throw giant opponents, fight like tigers, and use brain power to win against brute strength? It's time to dive into the epic history of martial arts! From high kicks to ground wrestling, discover
How did people invent numbers?
Have you ever wondered how people counted before numbers existed? For most of human history, written numbers didn't exist at all! If you wanted to count your sheep, you had to scratch tally marks into a bone! Join Mira and Finn on an incred
Who was Lucy?
Travel back 3.2 million years into the past to the grassy plains of Africa! Long before cities, writing, or wheels were ever invented, our earliest ancestors were walking the Earth. Meet Lucy, a tiny, hairy early human who was a completely
What was the War of 1812?
Did you know the United States fought the British Empire twice?! Join Mira and Finn as they dive into the wild, explosive history of the War of 1812! When the powerful British navy starts kidnapping American sailors and blocking trade on th
Who was Florence Nightingale?
Did you know a simple scrubbing brush could save an entire army?! Meet Florence Nightingale, a girl who gave up a life of fancy mansions and dinner parties to become the most famous nurse in history! In this thrilling episode of History's N
What is the history of cowboys?
Forget what you see in the movies! Grab your lasso and get ready to ride into the real 1800s American West! Did you know the very first cowboys didn't wear big wide-brimmed hats? They were Spanish and Mexican vaqueros who often wore bowler
What was the woolly mammoth?
Did you know that woolly mammoths were still alive when the ancient Egyptians were building the Great Pyramid of Giza? It sounds crazy, but it’s completely true! Join Mira and Finn on a freezing adventure back in time to meet the ultimate s
How did McDonald's start?
Have you ever wondered how the most famous fast-food restaurant in the whole world got its start? Grab your favorite french fries and travel back in time to the 1940s with Mira and Finn to uncover the deliciously amazing history of McDonald
