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1811 Ratcliffe Highway Murders: Birth of True Crime

29 April 2024

Horror struck the East End of London twice in December 1811. Two brutal sets of murders within a few days of each other. It became ground zero for...

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30:21

The Kamikaze Hunters

28 April 2024

Please note, this episode contains discussion of suicide.

In 1945, after lengthy delays, the Royal Navy sent a powerful fleet into the...

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44:38

The Real Hamilton: Founding Father

28 April 2024

Who really was Alexander Hamilton, and what do we actually know about his life?

A Founding Father, he fought in the Revolutionary War,...

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28:46

The Kamikaze Pilots

27 April 2024

Please note, this episode contains discussion of suicide. 

By October 1944, the Japanese were in real trouble. The Allies had made...

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42:58

The Beaker People

27 April 2024

The Beaker People were a Bronze Age culture that revolutionised prehistoric Britain. They were responsible for introducing Bronze Age technology...

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41:26

The Witan: England's First Parliament?

26 April 2024

Athelstan, grandson of Alfred the Great, was a great king who united what was once a collection of petty Anglo-Saxon kingdoms into one vast...

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36:46

Elvis Presley's Sex Life

26 April 2024

Elvis Presley embraced sexuality from the start. Rock n roll was not tame music, and neither were his early performances.

So much so that he...

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34:16

President Rutherford B. Hayes: The First Great Depression

25 April 2024

Emerging victorious from an electoral quagmire in 1876, Rutherford B. Hayes became the 19th President of the United States.

Professor Mark...

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39:40

The Library of Alexandria

25 April 2024

The Library of Alexandria was one of the most important and most celebrated buildings of the ancient Mediterranean. It was a great hub of learning...

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35:31

The Birth of Science in 16th Century Europe

25 April 2024

The traditional view of the birth of modern science places it firmly in the 17th century with such huge names as Bacon, Descartes, Newton, and...

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32:28

Cannibalism in Scotland: Legend of Sawney Bean

25 April 2024

According to legend, Sawney Bean and Agnes "Black" Douglas raised a clan of cannibals in a remote Scottish cave. They killed and ate unlucky...

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48:26

Rwandan Genocide Explained

23 April 2024

Warning: This episode contains some upsetting descriptions of human suffering.

The Rwandan Genocide is a dark and pivotal moment in modern...

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