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To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
To Kill a Mockingbird is one of the most important — and most quoted — novels in American literature. In this In Other Words, we walk through Harper Lee’s story of Maycomb, Alabama: the trial of Tom Robinson, and the lawyer who defends him simply because his conscience won’t let him do otherwise. Whether you’ve never opened the book or just want to remember why it matters, here’s the story, the meaning, and the moment behind “it’s a sin to kill a mockingbird.” Includes discussion questions for the classroom, homeschool, or the dinner table.
The Miracle Water That Glowed
In the early 1900s, radium is the miracle of the age. It glows. It gives off heat. And people are drinking it by the cupful, rubbing it on their faces, and sleeping in pajamas laced with radioactive dye. In this Betcha Didn’t Know, Armon J. Newton follows the rise of Radithor — a one-dollar tonic promising the power of the atom — and the millionaire golfer who drank fourteen hundred bottles of it. What it did to his body is hard to hear. What it was still doing decades after his burial is harder.
The Truth, the Myth, and the Hairy Legend
Betcha didn’t know America has more mythical creatures than it has Waffle Houses. Bigfoot stomping through the Pacific Northwest. The Skunk Ape sweating it out in a Florida swamp. A goat-draining Chupacabra in Texas. A winged, howling devil in the Jersey Pine Barrens. In this Betcha Didn’t Know, Dr. Mark Foley takes us on a tour of the monsters lurking in our backwoods and our campfire stories — and gets to the real question underneath them all. Stick around for the one sighting that got police departments involved.
Three Songs, One Medley — and the Day Gordon Played Through Everything
Gordon Mote takes three songs from one iconic band and weaves them into a single seamless medley. Can you name all three before the reveal? Then he shares a story most people have never heard — a broken finger, a session already underway, and somehow, two number one records.
The Secret History of the Electric Car
Think electric cars are a modern invention? David Rives is about to rewrite your timeline. From a battery-powered carriage in 1832 to the four-stroke engine that still powers your commute today, the story of how we get from Point A to Point B is stranger — and older — than you ever imagined.
Learn to Play Guitar with Jimmy Yeary
Step into the world of music with award-winning songwriter Jimmy Yeary as your guide. In this series of beginner-friendly guitar lessons, Jimmy shares the same simple techniques he learned from his father—helping you go from holding a guitar for the first time to strumming real chords and songs. Each lesson builds on the last, giving you practical tips, clear demonstrations, and plenty of encouragement. Whether you dream of playing around the campfire or writing songs of your own, this series will get you started on a journey that’s both fun and rewarding.