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Subject to Change
Russell Hogg
BioGraphics - True Biographies & History's Most Fascinating People
biog
Witness History
BBC World Service
The Mainstream with Brett Maybee
Brett Maybee
The Rabbit Hole: Conspiracy Theories
Danielle Mercy
Le Cours de l'histoire
France Culture
The Road to Now
RTN Productions
Norrtälje 400 år
Norrtälje 400 år
Shoulder Roll Virtual Boxing
Gregory Abdur-Rasheed
Women of Substance Music Podcast
Bree Noble
Southern Gothic
Southern Gothic Media
MURDERISH
Cloud10
1001 Album Complaints
The Chop Unlimited
History Daily
History Daily
Stay the Course
Pastor Joe Vassak
BLOODHAUS
Joshua Conkel and Drusilla Adeline
A Grande Provocadora
Observador
John Kiriakou's Dead Drop
John Kiriakou & Alan Katz
American International Podcast
Jeff Markin and Cheryl Lightfoot
The Stupid History Minute
Keb Pound
Classic Radio Theater with Wyatt Cox
Wyatt Cox
Interesting Things with JC
JC
Interesting Things with JC
JC
Kalenderblatt
Deutschlandfunk
Gig Gab - The Working Musician's Podcast
Dave Hamilton & Friends
Jocko Podcast
Jocko DEFCOR Network
The Team House
dee takos
History Dispatches
Matt and McKinley Breen
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Ascension
Move Forth With Grace: A Discipleship for Women
Angela Grace Forth
Uncle 2 Uncle
Franklin and Uncle Howard
P.A.S. Report | Political Analysis, American Politics & Constitution
Professor Nick Giordano | Conservative Political Analyst & Commentator
Princeton UP Ideas Podcast
New Books Network
New Books in Urban Studies
New Books Network
Quinto Evangelista & Giovanni 8:32
Giovanni 8:32
The Alabaster Jar
Dr. Lynn Cohick
不聽不可靈異頻道
Book
History
Russell Hogg
Professor Donald Rayfield picks up Crimea’s story in spring 1942, when Germany turns south for the Black Sea and oil. Some Tartars can't imagine anyone worse than Stalin. Some can't imagine anyone worse than Hitler. Trag...
Donald Rayfield returns for the second of three episodes on Crimea — this time taking the long view, from the Mongol Golden Horde to Catherine the Great's annexation and the early Soviet period.At its height the Crimean ...
The subject today comes out of the Crimean war (1853-1856).I talked to Professor Donald Rayfield, Emeritus Professor of Russian and Georgian history at Queen Mary University of London, about the war itself and in particu...
Part 1 of the podcast told the sad story of how some shocking misjudgements on the part of Justinian saw him dragged to the Hippodrome where a man with a pair of pliers cut off his nose, cut out his tongue.But in a misju...
Justinian II becomes emperor at sixteen. Even allowing for the hostility of our sources the reign is not all plain sailing.I'm joined by Professor David Parnell to work through the first half of one of Byzantium's most e...
You don't have to be young and beautiful to get ahead in Stuart England but it really doesn't hurt. The is the story of 'gorgeous George' - that is to say George Villiers (later Duke of Buckingham) who in his early 20's ...
Jonathan Clements returns to talk about his book on the First Emperor of China and the man who was sent to kill him: facts and fictions in Zhang Yimou’s movie Hero (2002), the evil mirror-universe version of Confucianism...
It is astonishing to me that we went from the first powered flight of a few hundred feet in 1903 to attempting to fly the Atlantic in 1919. The Daily Mail had offered a prize of £10,000 to cross the Atlantic. The pilots ...
Lyndal Roper, Regius Professor of History at Oxford University is on excellent form to talk me through the German Peasant's War of 1524-25. Things I learned:- take Martin Luther seriously (but not literally)- monasteries...
Today the thing we find mysterious is why WWI lasted as long as it did. Why continue a pointless slaughter. Comparisions with the war in Ukraine suggest an answer!My guess is is Professor David Stevenson and for him the ...
Ed West is a journalist and massively popular substacker - do check out his substack The Wrong Side of History. But he has a sideline in history so I got him on the show to talk about 1066 and the battle of Hastings. Ed ...
A six-foot-two prince who loved tournaments, outfoxed a revolution, and nearly died on crusade returns to build castles that still dominate the Welsh coast and to bend Scotland to his will until Robert the Bruce strikes ...
“With the heart of a serpent and the nature of a wolf, she gathered sycophants to her cause and brought destruction to the just. She slew her sister, butchered her brothers, killed her prince, and poisoned her mother. Sh...
As promised in part 1 we started the podcast by talking about some of Napoleon III’s many mistresses. Women like Harriet Howard, the Brighton bootmaker’s daughter, Virginia de Castiglione, sent by the Italians to seduce...
From exiled prince to emperor, Napoleon III's rise to power reads like a political thriller too wild to be true. Edward Shawcross tells the story of Napoleon Bonaparte's nephew, a man who attempted not one but two comica...
Fourteen centuries of enslavement, from the Prophet Muhammad's day to modern Mauritania. Justin Marozzi's fascinating book "Captives and Companions" has as its subject the complex history of slavery across the Islamic w...
This episode looks at the courtroom drama that helped to shape Asia after World War II with Princeton University's Gary Bass. Far more than a simple account of justice served, the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal represents a f...
When 50,000 northerners marched under their banners in 1536, England witnessed its largest rebellion since the Peasants' Revolt. The Pilgrimage of Grace wasn't just a protest - it threatened to undo the English Reformati...
The ever excellent Professor David Parnell (of Belisarius and Antonina fame) came on to talk about the First Crusade. And given his interest in the Eastern Roman Empire we spent a lot of time talking about it from that a...
What makes a nation launch an attack it cannot hope to win? Admiral Yamamoto, who planned the Pearl Harbor attack, warned Japan's leadership they would have only six months before America would mobilize its entire contin...
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