This week, Sofia, Victoria, Jennifer, and Bennett are joined by Jennifer Berry Hawes, an investigative reporter at ProPublica to discuss her work on projects such as the history of segregation academies, the Charleston Church Massacre, and more.

This week, Sofia, Victoria, Jennifer, and Bennett are joined by Kelsie Brook Eckert, a former high school social studies teacher and professor of practice at Plymouth State University to discuss her work on The Remedial History Project.

This week, Jennifer, Bennett, Victoria, and Sofia are joined by Dr. Rebecca Sharpless from Texas Christian University to discuss her work transcribing and conducting oral history and research on the history of women's domestic work.

This week, Jennifer, Victoria, and Sofia are joined by Dr. Lyn Causey to discuss her work with the Alabama Historical Commission, the National Park Service, and as an independent historical and architectural consultant.

This week, Victoria, Bennett, and Jennifer are joined by independent historian and author Dr. Kathryn Beasley to discuss her newest book at her work studying agricultural and rural history, including the Cooperative Extension Service.

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined by historian Dr. Ruth Schwarz Cowan to discuss her research in the history of gender, technology, and medicine and her experiences breaking gender barriers in history academia.

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined by Bennett, Charlee, and Jennifer, the new co-hosts of the show, to introduce season seven of the show.

This week, Sofia and Victoria wrap up season six with former senator and gubernatorial candidate Doug Jones to discuss his career in public service and his work on the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing case.