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Henrietta Maria, Charles I’s Queen Consort

6 February 2023

Charles I's Queen Henrietta Maria was perhaps the most reviled consort to have worn the crown of Britain's three kingdoms. To this day, she...

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30:35

The Murder of Charles I

6 February 2023

It's 1660 and General Edward Whalley and his son-in-law board a ship bound for the New World. They're on the run, wanted for the murder of King...

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41:40

Spam: Birth of a Monster

5 February 2023

Spam Spam Spam, glorious Spam! Who invented Spam Emails? Just how much Spam activity is there online? And how will we survive once Spam AI gets...

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51:50

Aphrodite: Goddess of Love

5 February 2023

This episode contains graphic references.

Aphrodite is the goddess of love and beauty in Greek mythology.

Her origin story is one of...

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35:58

Edward III, His Queen & His Mistress

4 February 2023

Edward III wed Philippa of Hainault when they were both teenagers. It was a marriage of deep affection lasting 41 years. But when Alice Perrers...

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37:42

Stalingrad

3 February 2023

The Battle of Stalingrad was the deadliest battle of the Second World War, seeing 1.2 million killed, and thousands more wounded. One of the most...

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35:45

Marie Stopes: Birth Control & Eugenics

3 February 2023

Why would someone disown their son over a pair of glasses? How could an unmarried woman in 1918 have published a book about sexual pleasure? And...

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21:43

Sex

3 February 2023

250 million years ago the armour-plated Placoderm fish invented the act of sex as we know it. Hubba Hubba. Dive into the historical sack as we go...

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40:50

The First American in Space

2 February 2023

In Spring 1961, the Space Race between the US and Soviet Union was well underway. Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first person in Space...

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47:24

Marguerite de Navarre: Mother of Renaissance France

2 February 2023

Marguerite de Navarre (1492-1549) was an influential diplomat and political activist, an outstanding patron of philosophers and artists, an...

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52:59

The Nazca Lines

2 February 2023

Carved into the Peruvian landscape over a millennia ago, the Nazca lines are some of the most famed, and ancient, geoglyphs in the world. When...

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42:02

The End of Stalingrad

2 February 2023

Stalingrad is one of the most titanic and totemic battles of the Second World War. Millions were killed, the city itself was utterly shattered by...

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