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Back to school ready at Whole Foods Market. I'm Glenn Washington. This is Snap Judgment from KQED. When everything is falling apart, what do you do? Hurricane Helene shut everything down. No roads, no cars, no way through. But his daughter was getting married. And somehow, someway, he was going to walk her down that aisle. All Systems Down. A new Snap Judgment miniseries from KQED. Wherever you get your podcasts.

I'm David Dimbleby, and from the History Podcast and BBC Radio 4, this is Invisible Hands, the American Century. It's the story of how, in the ashes of World War II... Flash, Washington! The White House announces Japanese attacks on Pearl Harbor. America rose to become a global superpower. The United States, whatever our faults may be, is the hope of the world. And the Invisible Hands who made it happen. He's probably the most important person nobody ever heard of. Listen to Invisible Hands, The American Century, first on BBC Sounds.

Hello, Greg Jenner here. I'm the host of You're Dead to Me, the BBC comedy show that takes history seriously. Every episode, I pair up a top historian with a fantastic comedian, and we have a lovely, funny, fascinating chat about a different subject from world history. And in this new series, we're beginning with an epic voyage through the story of Homer, the Iliad and the Odyssey. And that's with Kyle Smith-Bino joining us. And then we'll be learning about Francis Galton and the racist, discredited pseudoscience of eugenics with Desiree Birch. We'll meet many medieval saints in their bone boxes with Rachel Parris. So if that sounds like your sort of thing, listen to You're Dead to Me wherever you get your podcasts. Thank you. Bye.