WYSJ-CD Historians visit various sites in England and Wales in search of proof regarding the tales of King Arthur. 2026-09-03 Unraveling the Arthurian legend; chivalry. 2026-09-03 Re-enactments, paintings and interviews illustrate the life of crusader John Marshal. 2026-09-03 German-born Konrad Seusenhofer designs armor during the 16th century. 2026-09-03 Master builder James of St. George. 2026-09-03 Their mastery and reputations have long endured and become the standard by which all are judged. 2026-09-03 Their mastery and reputations have long endured and become the standard by which all are judged. 2026-09-03 Historians visit various sites in England and Wales in search of proof regarding the tales of King Arthur. 2026-09-03 Unraveling the Arthurian legend; chivalry. 2026-09-03 Re-enactments, paintings and interviews illustrate the life of crusader John Marshal. 2026-09-03 How American English has been changed by animals, food, sports and death. 2026-09-03 How American English was influenced by the seas, the ancient world, big business and the news industry. 2026-09-03 Exploring words and phrases that are rooted in history. 2026-09-03 How entertainment influenced common words and phrases. 2026-09-03 Ways American English has been shaped by clothes, crimes, punishments, insults and the Internet. 2026-09-03 Exploring the ways the language has been shaped by Vikings, the Cold War, computers, music and gambling; the meanings behind the colors of the rainbow. 2026-09-03 Immigrant's unique language. 2026-09-03 An enduring love for food among Americans flavors everyday speech with expressions like big apple and smell the coffee; understanding the origins of these phrases. 2026-09-03 The history behind the expressions from America's frontier days. 2026-09-03 Etymology from the American Revolution to WWII; words and phrases used every day. 2026-09-03 How American English has been changed by animals, food, sports and death. 2026-09-03 How American English was influenced by the seas, the ancient world, big business and the news industry. 2026-09-03 Exploring words and phrases that are rooted in history. 2026-09-03 How entertainment influenced common words and phrases. 2026-09-03 Ways American English has been shaped by clothes, crimes, punishments, insults and the Internet. 2026-09-04 Exploring the ways the language has been shaped by Vikings, the Cold War, computers, music and gambling; the meanings behind the colors of the rainbow. 2026-09-04 Immigrant's unique language. 2026-09-04 An enduring love for food among Americans flavors everyday speech with expressions like big apple and smell the coffee; understanding the origins of these phrases. 2026-09-04 The history behind the expressions from America's frontier days. 2026-09-04 Etymology from the American Revolution to WWII; words and phrases used every day. 2026-09-04 How American English has been changed by animals, food, sports and death. 2026-09-04 How American English was influenced by the seas, the ancient world, big business and the news industry. 2026-09-04 Exploring words and phrases that are rooted in history. 2026-09-04 How entertainment influenced common words and phrases. 2026-09-04 Ways American English has been shaped by clothes, crimes, punishments, insults and the Internet. 2026-09-04 Exploring the ways the language has been shaped by Vikings, the Cold War, computers, music and gambling; the meanings behind the colors of the rainbow. 2026-09-04 Immigrant's unique language. 2026-09-04 An enduring love for food among Americans flavors everyday speech with expressions like big apple and smell the coffee; understanding the origins of these phrases. 2026-09-04 The history behind the expressions from America's frontier days. 2026-09-04 Etymology from the American Revolution to WWII; words and phrases used every day. 2026-09-04 Arguably the most influential book ever written, the Bible provides a glimpse into the origins of ancient technology and its use to withstand the elements, build great structures, wage war, and conserve precious water. 2026-09-04 The forts, weapons and technology of barbarians. 2026-09-04 Pirates terrorized high seas since before recorded history; at their 1700s power height, they influenced nations through England-Spain rivalry while bringing maritime technology innovations including modified ships for speed and power enhancement. 2026-09-04 Today's cowboys blend Old West traditions with modern technology; examine 19th-century cattle industry boom, Spanish-derived saddles and ropes, barbed wire revolution, and modern computer chips, DNA evidence, and artificial insemination techniques. 2026-09-04 Espionage has been used for at least the last 4,000 years; the episode focus on the last 100 years of cloak and dagger technology, from early code-breaking computers to satellite reconnaissance and take a look at Bond-type gadgets of the Cold War. 2026-09-04 An exciting spin through the history of the casino going behind the neon lights, free drinks, and 24-hour gambling to see how the gaming industry has evolved from a simple house of cards to a high-tech multi-billion dollar industry. 2026-09-04 Some toys transform into valuable collectibles and become iconic classics; Adam sees how Play-Doh is created, visits the mecca of pinball manufacturing, learns how Slinkys keep springing back, and gets an inside look at Lionel trains. 2026-09-04 Adam Richman visits the factory where the board game "Monopoly" is made; how "Masters of the Universe" action figures are making a comeback in a big way; how Mattel is using the latest technology to make new models of "Hot Wheels" come to life. 2026-09-04 Arguably the most influential book ever written, the Bible provides a glimpse into the origins of ancient technology and its use to withstand the elements, build great structures, wage war, and conserve precious water. 2026-09-04 The forts, weapons and technology of barbarians. 2026-09-04 Pirates terrorized high seas since before recorded history; at their 1700s power height, they influenced nations through England-Spain rivalry while bringing maritime technology innovations including modified ships for speed and power enhancement. 2026-09-04 Today's cowboys blend Old West traditions with modern technology; examine 19th-century cattle industry boom, Spanish-derived saddles and ropes, barbed wire revolution, and modern computer chips, DNA evidence, and artificial insemination techniques. 2026-09-04 Espionage has been used for at least the last 4,000 years; the episode focus on the last 100 years of cloak and dagger technology, from early code-breaking computers to satellite reconnaissance and take a look at Bond-type gadgets of the Cold War. 2026-09-05