Everyone has heard about the discovery of his tomb, but no one ever hears about him. And today I found out why, we really don't know much... But regardless I compiled what we do know to give you the story of the king behind the tomb. We also hit 1000 listens! So today I unveil a surprise as a sneak peek as a massive thank you for all the support!

Half bull, half man. What are the origins of the Minotaur, and what could the possible implications of its story be? A beast heavily ingrained into pop culture started with just the one story, the story I tell you today of a beast, a labyrinth and a prince.

A woman who stood up for her rights, at a time when she had none. A true inspiration to all, but could her words and experiences be translated into the modern to to help us solve the ongoing issues of racism and oppression?

The famous Essex highwayman that had a horse named Black Bess right? Well, no, not really. So why not tune in to listen to the real story of Essex's most famous criminal.

You won't get far, with Boudica! A Celt who stood up to her imperial oppressors, but what is the story of Boudica, and just how reliable are the sources we get it from?

They ruled the Earth a long time ago, and now they capture the imaginations of children around the world. But how frightening were the Dinosaurs, and does their story provide a parallel to the story of man?

The hero that created hero's. A legend in the media industry who changed the landscape of comics forever. This week I explore the life of the legend that is Stan Lee and the events that lead him to become the best known comic writer and editor of all time.

The father of physics and an all around genius, Albert Einstein and even his formulas are known world wide! But what life did he lead, and what were his real thoughts on the Manhattan project?

#ChadwickForever A hero on and off the screen, this is who Chadwick Boseman was. His tragic and shocking death has shocked many including me. This week I pay tribute to the King himself, a man who inspired the world and brought so much hope and joy. May he rest in peace, he will be missed.

The apocalypse, something yet to happen but equally something that all agree will happen. Well which of these stories is the best? I can't say for certain but my favourite comes from the old Norse, and that story is Ragnarok. So why not sit down as I explain how the Norse thought the would meet its end.

London is a city full of history and heritage, but no building symbolises this more than the Great Tower itself; better known as The Tower of London. From timber castle, to fortress, to prison, to zoo the Tower has done it all. It has housed and been the place of death for many historic figures. So why not sit down and enjoy a special hour long episode of And Finally and enjoy nearly 2000 years of history in on go.

Pointless is a word associated with most wars, but maybe none more than The Great War; more commonly known as World War 1. 4 years of loss and tragedy, with no end in sight until one side yielded it was a tragedy like the world had never seen before. I therefore go through the details of the conflict this week, and take moments to reflect on the sombre topic at hand.

We all know that we have to remember, remember the 5th of November but does anyone remember the life of the man at the centre of it? Guy Fawkes, hero or villain? That is s tough question with no real answer, but as we look at his life we can begin to understand the man who was willing to commit high treason for his faith.

Not many talk about this brutal war, and it's easy to understand why. A war full of great tragedy and unspeakable acts, this war stands at the height of shame for America. But just ignoring it serves no good. We learn from our past, so why ignore it even if it is a particular bloody one. This is why I am here to shed some light on the atrocities of the Vietnam War, but so that we can learn from the mistakes made all those years ago.

History is full of villains, but even they have their own stories to be told. With the bad there always comes some good, but not enough to erase a blood soaked reign to the extent of the infamous Genghis Khan. This week I take a look into the limited information we have on his personal life and perhaps make a great tyrant, more human in the end.

In these times of change it is good to look back at where such things started. In the case of the current world climate and the issues of oppression we still fight against today one of the great hero's that comes to mind is Martin Luther King. A man who could move a nation with words alone and a role model to all who call themselves a human. If the past is in fact the key to the present, then his story is sure to lead us towards a brighter tomorrow.

The temptress? The one with the plan, the plan to steal the man? The one who chased the king but paid the price with a swordsmans swing? That might be what you have been told by history, but by taking a deeper look in to the life of Anne Boleyn we find that the second wife of Henry VIII wasn't what she was made out to be. So why not join me to hear the story of one of England's and Histories most influential women.