In the episode of the Bell's Books and Blog Podcast, host Jane M. Bell explores historical narratives that shaped our world. She begins with the journey of Norse Vikings who established a settlement in North America, named L'Anse aux Meadows, around the year 1021. Shifting to a scientific context, Bell examines the contributions of Marie and Pierre Curie, pioneers in the study of radioactivity, whose findings revolutionized medicine. Marie Curie's awards, becoming the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize and later earning a second one, are also highlighted. Lastly, the podcast covers the strategic brilliance of General George Washington during the American Revolutionary War, particularly his daring crossing of the Delaware River that altered the course of the conflict. Throughout the episode, Bell underscores human courage, ambition, and monumental discoveries. Jane M. Bell, Author - Websitejane@janembell.comYesteryear's Ruin by Jane M. BellYesteryear's Echo by Jane M. BellMystery at Sea Edge by J. Margaret BellChristmases of Long AgoBell's Books and Blog Podcast on Amazon Music/AudibleBell's Books and Blog Podcast on Apple PodcastsBell's Books and Blog Podcast on CastboxBell's Books and Blog Podcast on DeezerBell's Books and Blog Podcast on iHeart RadioBell's Books and Blog Podcast on Jio SaavnBell's Books and Blog Podcast on Podcast AddictBell's Books and Blog Podcast on PodchaserBell's Books and Blog Podcast on SpotifyBell's Books and Blog Podcast on SpreakerJane M. Bell on FacebookJane M. Bell on InstagramJane M. Bell on Twitter/XJane M. Bell on GoodreadsJane M. Bell on Bookbub