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Unmask the history of papal conclaves, from the earliest church history through today. Explore how voting for a Pope has changed over time, through political intrigue, Renaissance corruption and modern changes by Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI.

Unmask the history of papal conclaves. See how voting for a Pope has changed over time, through political intrigue, corruption and modern changes.

Picking Popes: Secrets of the Conclave

This talk is given by Robert Watson of Lynn University.

Rating The Presidents: The Best and the Worst

This talk is given by Kara Cooney of UCLA.

Ancient Egypt: Drama, Spectacle, and Remarkable Characters

This talk is given by Steve Brusatte of University of Edinburgh.

The Last Days of the Dinosaurs

This talk is given by Edward O'Donnell of College of the Holy Cross.

Conflict and Conquest in the American West

This talk is given by Richard Bell of University of Maryland.

The Boston Tea Party: Tempest in a Tea Pot

This talk is given by Sol Gittleman of Tufts University.

6000 Years of Religion (in 60 minutes)

The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs: Four Surprising New Discoveries

This talk is given by William Hitchcock of University of Virginia.

How World War II Changed America

This talk is given by Amy Leonard of Georgetown University.

The Six Wives of Henry VIII (Their Real Stories)

This talk is given by Scott Kaufman of Francis Marion University.

Vietnam: Looking Back at America's (Second) Longest War

This talk is given by Caroline Winterer of Stanford University.

Learning From the Roman Empire: Are We Repeating their Rise and Decline?

This talk is given by Carol Berkin of Baruch College.

Women of the American Revolution: The Remarkable Stories You've Never Heard

This talk is given by Matthew Stanley of New York University.

Unexplained Science: What Scientists Still Don’t Understand

This talk is given by Kermit Roosevelt III of University of Pennsylvania.

The Nation That Never Was: Reconstructing America's Story

Through her unique understanding of some of our greatest presidents, Doris Kearns Goodwin, writer and presidential biographer, provides leadership lessons we all can learn from in our never-ending pursuit to live our fullest and most successful lives.

Through her unique understanding of some of our greatest presidents, Doris Kearns Goodwin, writer and presidential biographer, provides leadership lessons we all can lea

Lessons From The Presidents: Balancing Work, Love And Play

This talk is given by Susan Lindee of University of Pennsylvania.

Rachel Carson and the Birth of the Environmental Movement

This talk is given by Timothy Patrick McCarthy of Harvard University.

The Stonewall Riots Explained: The Power and Problem

This talk is given by Sean Gulick of University of Texas at Austin.

Did the Dinosaurs All Die in One Day? Drilling for Clues About What Really Happened

This talk is given by David Helfand of Columbia University.

Climate Change, Nature, and the Environment: What We Know and What We Don't

This talk is given by Catherine Sanderson of Amherst College.

Positive Psychology: The Science of Happiness

This talk is given by Jacob Appel of Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.

The Amazing/Terrifying Future of Medicine

This talk is given by Vejas Liulevicius of University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

The Berlin Wall: From Construction to Demolition

This talk is given by Karlos Hill of University of Oklahoma.

Juneteenth Explained: A Tradition of Remembrance and Revival

The Most Important Day in History? D-Day: June 6, 1944

The Scientific Genius of Marie Curie

This talk is given by Brenna Wynn Greer of Wellesley College.