Cindy Collins, 30 year veteran radio air talent and voice over artist, takes students through the work of putting a show on the air.

Learn about the Lives of the Wright Brothers, Orville and Wilber.

With archival footage and images, World War II veteran Tom Mohan recounts tales of his Pacific Theater service, serving at Guadalcanal, targeting Japanese freighters and battleships, and returning ho...

Viewing a short excerpt from "The Girl Who Swallowed a Cactus," may inspire student learning about acting, set design, staging, blocking, lighting, and other elements of theatre.

The Company Manager and Production Stage Manager share the logistics involved in moving the sets, costumes, cast, and more of the musical “Wicked” from city to city on a national tour.

Actress Glynis Brooks describes what inspired her to write a one-woman performance script on the life of Harriet Tubman.

Travel back in time to an 1820's American frontier kitchen and see the process for making cornbread.

Travel back in time to an 1820's American frontier kitchen and see the process for baking apples.

Travel back in time to an 1820's American frontier kitchen and see the process for making soup.

Travel back in time to an 1820's American frontier kitchen and see the process for making butter.

Glynis Brooks, in the persona of Harriet Tubman, shares her background, speaking of her slave years, where she lived live as a slave, how the Underground Railroad operated and more.

Hear the story of one buffalo soldier, as told by an historic re-enactor.

Actress and author Glynis Brooks explains how Harriet Tubman inspired her to write a play about Tubman’s life and how the courageous woman continues to inspire her today.

One home remains in what was once an exclusive, Gilded Age, neighborhood. Take a trip back in time on this tour of the Campbell House Museum.

WWII veteran, Adolphus Thaddeus Watson, who served in the U.S. Army’s all black 351st artillery unit during the Battle of the Bulge, tells his life story.

Learn about Lincoln's life before becoming President in this 360-degree tour of the Lincoln Museum at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield, Illinois.

Actress Glynis Brooks describes what inspired her to write a one-woman performance script on the life of Harriet Tubman.

Harrison Ochs shares his memories of the attack on Pearl Harbor, his desire to join the military after, and his experiences on a Coast Guard cutter during World War II.

Veteran Shakeya Calloway speaks about her service in Iraq and her career since as a readjustment counselor helping veterans and their families.

Carter Holt recounts his service removing IEDs, improvised explosive devices, during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

A short scene from the play, "The Giver," is presented.

Author Lois Lowry discusses the process of developing characters in her novels.

Joaquin Surbera, a Rotary Youth Exchange student from Argentina, describes life in his hometown of Marcos Juarez, Argentina.

Tour Cahokia Mounds, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, that was once one of the largest cities in the Americas, and remains home to the largest prehistoric manmade earthen construct in the United States.