This episode discusses the life of Joan Boaler, a young peasant who got married at 13, had visions from God and would eventually find herself at the center of a political controversy between the King of France and the Pope.
The 16th-century con artist took advantage of people's trust with his excellent memory and psychological tactics. However, without the help and complicity of Bertrand, his wife, he would not have been able to get away with it for so long.
In 1682, French explorer Lassell was granted the authority by King Louis to explore the western part of New France, which led him to float down the Mississippi River and reach the Gulf of Mexico.
A lost conversation between two people in which one of them is trying to recall some details about a person and a room.
This episode tells the story of Clarence Birdseye, the janitor who invented frozen food after observing Inuits in Labrador flash-freezing fish and meat, and his journey to successfully commercializing frozen food.