This week in history is a big one: Scott and Aaron discuss Juneteenth, the Regulator “Rebellion,” the Magna Carta, Muhammad Ali, and Susan B. Anthony.

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In the midst of yet another historic week, Scott and Aaron look back to the writing of the Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence.

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In the midst of a powerful social movement, Scott and Aaron look back at past movements – and how they refused to do only what was ‘comfortable.’

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Scott discusses Ann Durant, NC’s first female attorney, and the women of Edenton, NC, who had their own “Tea Party” against colonial rule.

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Inventors and pioneers lead the way this week: Abraham Lincoln (inventor!), Ben Franklin, Thomas Edison, Amelia Earhart, and more.

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Edward Jenner cures smallpox; Amelia Earhart gets her pilot’s license; aviator Jackie Cochran is born; and the Battle of Alamance spikes colonial tension.

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Nellie Bly goes around the world in 72 days; Roger Bannister runs a four-minute mile; and a 19-year-old college student amends the U.S. Constitution.

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Colonists set sail for North Carolina, Roget releases his thesaurus, the Louisiana Purchase is finalized, and guitar legend Link Wray is born in Dunn.

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While looking back at this week in history – including Earth Day and the Bennett Place surrender – Scot reminds us to keep track of our own time too.

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Scott looks back in history for examples of people who came up with creative ways to help get themselves and others through difficult times.

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