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Tudor True Crime: Lynching of the "Duke's Devil"

19 February 2026

This episode contains discussions of sexual assault, violence and child abuse. Listener discretion is advised.

How did the mob lynching of...

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43:26

The Peasants' Revolt

19 February 2026

In 1381, after plague, famine and war had pushed England to the brink, a final blow sparked an extraordinary uprising. This episode explores the...

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56:54

The Dark Truth about the Haitian Revolution

19 February 2026

The Haitian Revolution is the only successful, permanent slave revolt in history, resulting in the creation of an independent state.

Haiti...

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40:30

Who Makes a Doll of their Ex? | History's Worst Break Ups

17 February 2026

A 'bad boy' of Austrian art meets the 'loveliest girl in Vienna', what could possibly go wrong? Why did artist Oskar Kokoschka commission a life...

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1:00:21

Your Medieval Questions Answered

17 February 2026

** Contains strong language**

What would Britain look like today if Richard III had won at Bosworth? What did medieval people sing when...

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42:51

Darkest Hours: The Kent State Shootings

16 February 2026

On May 4 1970, four students were shot dead by the Ohio National Guard during a protest. What were they protesting? Why were the National Guard...

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55:41

The First Viking Invaders Of Britain: The Great Heathen Army

16 February 2026

The Great Heathen Army: the cool, or terrifying, name given to a huge Norse army that landed in England in the middle of the 9th century and...

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57:37

The French Revolution's Reign of Terror

16 February 2026

The French Revolution was famously inspired by ideals such as republicanism and individual liberty. Yet, for all its promises of freedom, the...

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52:28

James II: The Restoration's Last Catholic King

16 February 2026

A king with unyielding faith. A nation on the brink. A crown lost to revolution.

King James II is often dismissed as the unfortunate...

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39:32

The First Vikings in Iceland

16 February 2026

From icy seas to fire-lit longhouses, Dan heads to Iceland to trace the birth of one of the world’s most unique medieval cultures — at the...

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53:53

The Skulls of Jericho

15 February 2026

In the depths of ancient Jericho, beneath layers of earth dating back 10,000 years, archaeologists uncovered something extraordinary: human skulls...

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47:39

The Truth about Frida Kahlo

13 February 2026

Frida Kahlo is an icon of art, feminism and... eyebrows.

Her art and imagery has entered into the mainstream like few artists have, and her...

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