The podcast episodes cover a wide range of topics that illustrate the diverse ways in which cultural legacy manifests, from the enduring fascination with ancient Roman emperors and Scottish national identity to the lasting impact of landmark television shows and social movements.

For example, the episode on Dynasty: The Rise and Fall of the House of Caesar explores the continued popularity and cultural significance of the Julio-Claudian dynasty, while The Battle of Bannockburn discusses how this pivotal Scottish victory has become a symbol of national pride. Similarly, episodes like 'Being Fly Is An Act Of Community' and Becoming 'Black Moses' examine the cultural legacy of pioneering television shows and civil rights leaders, respectively.

These examples demonstrate how cultural legacy can take many forms, from the preservation and interpretation of historical artifacts to the ongoing influence of groundbreaking artistic and social movements.