Fascist taco trucks. A theocratic 1965. A very inconvenient vampire. Three authors prove that the most unsettling social commentary arrives with a sidekick — and possibly a trash can.Moderator: Marshall Cox‍ Panelists‍ Lynette M. B...

Everyone waves hello — and everyone's hiding something. Four authors reveal how the coziest settings make for the most compelling mysteries.Moderator: Kaite Stover Panelists Michelle Collins Anderson (The Moonshine Women) Bryn...

The Hollywood vs. History series returns to examine the key figures, uniforms, military maneuvers, and more in The Patriot with Mel Gibson.

Historian Dustin Gann discusses the 140-year rivalry between Missouri’s two largest metropolises, Kansas City and St. Louis.

Journalist Pamela Colloff and author Christopher Leonard talk about how conman Paul Skalnik’s fabricated jailhouse testimony landed a Kansas man on death row for four decades.

Author and retired attorney Robert Gangwere discusses the history of the American Red Cross’ Clubmobile Service. The group was made up of courageous, female volunteers — including his mother — who delivered coffee and doughnuts to boost the morale of WWII servicemembers in war-torn regions.

Journalist and historian Craig Fehrman’s latest book reframes the Lewis and Clark expedition through the stories of other figures who contributed to its success.

Author Marshall Garvey discusses his new Royals book with Kansas City Star sportswriter Vahe Gregorian and 1985 series batboy Chris Browne.

KMBC 9 Anchor Donna Pitman moderates a discussion between former U.S. Army First Lieutenant Lou Eisenbrandt and retired Army Captain Hugh Mills about the contributions of female Vietnam veterans.

Physicist Gerardo Herrera Corral and renowned sculptor Sebastian discuss their new book Cuántica. El sinuoso sendero a la realidad (Quantum. The Winding Path to Reality).