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Wonder Woman of the Week: Garbiñe Muguruza
Garbiñe Muguruza’s journey to the summit of professional tennis began with a racket in her hand and a dream that crossed continents. Born in Caracas, Venezuela, on October 8, 1993, to a Venezuelan father and a Spanish mother, Muguruza grew up between two cultures that would eventually shape her identity as an international sporting champion. Her powerful groundstrokes, fierce competitive spirit, and composure under pressure helped her become one of the most formidable players


Mana Foods: The Heart of Paia’s Island Food Culture
Mana Foods in Paia, Maui, is more than a grocery store; it is a reflection of the island’s independent spirit, agricultural abundance, and vibrant food culture. Tucked along the historic town’s lively streets, this beloved market welcomes visitors into a world of fresh produce, natural ingredients, and locally inspired flavors. In a place where the Pacific Ocean meets fertile volcanic soil, food becomes a connection between the land and the people who call it home. Mana Foods


Wonder Woman of the Queen: Queen Thyra
Thyra Dannebod establishes the Danevirke" by Lorenz Frølich, 1855 Long before Denmark became the modern Scandinavian nation known today, its lands were divided among communities, chieftains, and competing kingdoms. Into this world, probably in the early 10th century, came Thyra, a woman whose life is remembered through a handful of inscriptions and later traditions. Much about her origins remains uncertain. Medieval sources offer different accounts of her family, and his


'Iolani Palace
In the heart of Honolulu, beneath the shadow of modern skyscrapers, ʻIolani Palace rises as an extraordinary reminder of Hawaiʻi’s sovereign past. Completed in 1882 under King Kalākaua, the palace became the official residence of Hawaiʻi’s monarchy and a symbol of the kingdom’s independence. Its architecture blends European influences with distinctly Hawaiian elements, reflecting a kingdom that embraced the wider world while maintaining its own political and cultural identity


Wonder Woman of the Week: Donnya Piggott
On the Caribbean island of Barbados, where turquoise water meets coral beaches, Donnya Piggott has spent years helping create spaces where LGBTQ+ people can live, travel, and connect with greater confidence. A Barbadian entrepreneur, activist, and advocate, Piggott has worked to strengthen the island's LGBTQ+ support network, bringing together people and organizations around a shared goal: building a society where sexual orientation and gender identity do not determine whethe

DODEKA POLEMISTES
Join a network of fans of Greek Mythology and Ancient Greek costuming for a cause- blending social activism, histortical fashion, and ancient mythology all in one.

MARINERS WEEK
Explore the history of maritime heritage through a series of documentaries and tall tales of sailors, navigators, and legendary pirates.
MARINERS WEEK

The Tragedy of the Essex

The Man the Sea Drove Mad

The Maritime Silk Road

The Travels of Zheng He

The Legendary Voyages of Sinbad the Sailor

The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
PANATHENAEA

Morocco's Marathon Queen

The Heraean Games

The Emotional World of Women's Fencing

The Last Ride of Bonnie McCarroll

Birth of the WNBA

Cascadia Clash

Women's Australian Rules Football

The Experimental Archaeology of Medieval Combat

The Wave Riding Wahine of Hawaii
SHARK WEEK
The Shark Tooth Weapon of Ancient Hawaii
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WILD WEST WEEK

Somewhere in the West

Fur Trappers on the Missouri

160 Days to Oregon

The Alamo

A Timelapse of the West

Cibecue Creek

The Battle of Greasy Grass

Great Speeches of History: Chief Joseph

The Legend of Jack Slade

The Great Train Robbery
HAWAII WEEK

The Shark Tooth Weapon of Ancient Hawaii

Hawaii's Wave Riding Wahine

Paddling Out

In the Thick of the Valley

The Shadow She Carries

The Maneater of Molokai

Honolulu, July, 1866
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