In July, 1963, at least 15 Black teenage girls were jailed for protesting segregation.

One day in 1947, an NYC bus driver showed up for his daily bus route, but instead of turning right, he turned left.

A year after the racist mass shooting in Buffalo, New York, a group of girls from a local cheer team share their stories.

This is the story of a song, "Ain't No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down," and of a pentecostal preacher who helped inspire the birth of Rock & Roll.

In the spring of 1981, two youthful baseball teams met for a standard minor league baseball match. They didn't know they'd be playing the longest game in baseball history.

Most beauty pageants promote a fantasy of the 'ideal' woman. But for 35 years, one contest in New York City celebrated the everyday working girl.

A story about the 10th Mountain Division, a World War II military experiment to train skiers and climbers.

Sofia Bretl's mother lived in Kharkiv, Ukraine when war broke out. Now their family faces a difficult choice, whether to leave their homes and loved ones behind.

On Valentine's Day 2020, Peter Fodera's heart broke. Peter and his daughter Juliana share that story on today's podcast.

In 1921, a man named Harry Pace started the first major Black-owned record company in the U.S., launching the careers of hitmakers like Ethel Waters. But then, Pace's own life took a mysterious turn.