This episode explores the London life of 17th century artist Mary Beale, one of Britain's first professional female artists.

This episode is about pugilist Bill Richmond, a freed slave who became one of the most famous sportsman of Georgian London.

This episode discusses Aphra Behn, she was a spy, the first professional woman writer in English and an early feminist, abolitionist and lgbtq ally. She did write some rude stuff so a couple of slightly adult words are used.

This episode is about the London life of George Jennings, the man who invented the modern flushing toilet and the modern public toilet.

This episode discovers the London life of theatre managers Emma Cons and Lillian Baylis.

This episode is about early 19th century entrepreneur Dean Mahomet.

This episode talks about Mary Frith aka Moll Cutpurse, a 17th century woman who defied all of London society's rules.

This episode follows the London life of architect Nicholas Hawksmoor, known since the late 20th century as the Devil's Architect.