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Hate Mail: A Scandalous History

15 September 2023

From tip-off letters about the gun powder plot to village quarrels that lead to jail time - today we’re going Betwixt the Sheets to find out...

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President James Madison

14 September 2023

His life is one of firsts for the United States. Having contributed to the Federalist Papers, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, in 1812...

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1:06:32

The Roman Legionary

14 September 2023

When you picture ancient Roman Soldiers, an image of battle-hardened warriors equipped with iron breastplates, large rectangular shields and...

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43:10

Margaret Cavendish: 17th Century Revolutionary

14 September 2023

In an age when literature was dominated by men, Margaret Cavendish wrote passionately about gender, science and philosophy. She published under...

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37:13

Wars of the Roses: Jack Cade’s Rebellion Explained

13 September 2023

It’s one of the most dramatic stories you might never have heard. Featuring a seaborne assassination, a vengeful manhunt and London Bridge in...

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30:15

Sunglasses

13 September 2023

What do all incredibly cool people have in common? They wear Sunglasses. Whether you're Miles Davis or Audrey Hepburn, James Dean or Bob Dylan,...

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27:47

The Great Caterpillar Outbreak of 1782

12 September 2023

In the spring of 1782, it wasn't the American Revolutionary War that had Londoners worried. The city and nearby countryside had been covered in...

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38:13

Anne of Bohemia

12 September 2023

Dr. Eleanor Janega continues Gone Medieval’s special series of podcasts about Medieval Queens with a look at Queen Anne of Bohemia, the first...

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43:15

Victorian London's Hidden Porn Trade

12 September 2023

Holywell Street, just off London's Fleet Street, was the hidden epicentre of Victorian pornography.

The Daily Telegraph described it as "the...

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39:42

The Knights Templar

11 September 2023

Few organisations in history have names as loaded with legend as the Knights Templar. Western culture is infused with the mythology of these pious...

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34:42

9/11: Toxic Gas, PTSD & Rebuilding

11 September 2023

New York was a city of 8 million people in 2001. A city that would be changed forever by the events of 9/11.

In this episode, we will not...

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16:21

The Bazaar

11 September 2023

In this episode we’ll travel to the Bazaar (AKA souk), a place of trade and politics, the beating heart of the city…

Throngs of people...

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