What History Forgot

Season 1

TV-PG
Overlooked stories from history get a spotlight, as host Joe Moniaci uncovers fascinating narratives and offers insightful commentary, catering to a new generation of enthusiasts craving fresh perspectives.

Where to Watch What History Forgot • Season 1

6 Episodes

  • Icons of Freedom
    E1
    Icons of FreedomWe all know the Star Spangled Banner, have seen the Statue of Liberty, have played Monopoly and know who Amelia Earhart is...but what are the secrets you don't know behind some of America's biggest icons?
  • Crooks
    E2
    CrooksWe all know of the 9/11 terrorist attack on NYC, the Boy Scouts and Coca-Cola and have heard the name DB Cooper...but what are the secrets behind some of America's biggest crooks, schemes, and scandals?
  • To the Ends of the World
    E3
    To the Ends of the WorldWe all know about the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Hindenburg disaster, Apollo 13 and the race to the Moon, but what are the unknown stories behind some of the biggest disasters, threats and conquests in America's skies?
  • Secret Weapons
    E4
    Secret WeaponsWe know what The Cold War, the Vietnam War and WWII were...but what are the unknown stories of some of the incredible plots, ploys and people behind America's secret weapons during these wars?
  • Verge of Destruction
    E5
    Verge of DestructionDid you know that Rosa Parks wasn't the first African American woman to refuse to give up her seat... that the Berlin Airlift included candy for kids...or that one of the great rifles used in war was invented by a man who made Moonshine?
  • Rebels with a Cause
    E6
    Rebels with a CauseDid you know that Rosa Parks wasn't the first African American woman to refuse to give up her seat... that the Berlin Airlift included candy for kids... or that one of the great rifles used in war was invented by a man who made Moonshine? Host and history buff Joe Moniaci uncovers What History Forgot.

 

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