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46:51

How to Escape Alcatraz

16 April 2026

What was it like to live on Alcatraz? And was it possible to escape? In this episode, Don speaks to a historian with the unique experience of...

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47:40

The Murder that Shook Mary Queen of Scots

16 April 2026

On the night of Saturday the 9th of March, 1566, a pregnant Mary Queen of Scots was having a dinner party.

It was a night that ended in the...

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1:04:27

How To Do Celtic Magic

14 April 2026

What's the best cure for a hangover? What's the most effective way to curse your enemies? How do you keep demonic powers at bay?

The...

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44:46

The Depravity of the Marquis De Sade

14 April 2026

Sadism - the derivation of pleasure from inflicting pain, suffering and humiliation on others - is named after this man. So what exactly did he...

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41:27

When the Mormons Rebelled Against America

13 April 2026

Driven from the United States, the Mormons journeyed West to build a new society in the desert- one that would challenge the political, economic,...

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54:00

Eleanor of Aquitaine

13 April 2026

Eleanor of Aquitaine was one of the most powerful figures of the medieval world: twice a queen, a crusader, a rebel and the architect of an...

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49:40

Lady Jane Grey

13 April 2026

What if becoming queen was the worst thing that could happen to you? What if the crown became your death sentence?

Professor Suzannah...

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58:50

The Victorian Sex Scandal of Fanny & Stella

13 April 2026

The Victorians are seen as the ultimate guardians of rigid gender boundaries.

When Fanny Park and Stella Boulton transgressed those imagined...

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42:35

The Battles of Lexington & Concord

13 April 2026

Assassin's Creed III gives players a unique chance to take part in the Battles of Lexington and Concord, and to influence the course of history....

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59:23

Homo Sapiens vs Neanderthals

12 April 2026

Tristan Hughes is joined by Ella Al-Shamahi, paleoanthropologist and presenter of the hit BBC series Human, to explore what interactions between...

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49:46

The Bishop who Took Down Richard II

10 April 2026

What makes an Archbishop one of the most hated figures in British history? And does Thomas Arundel truly deserve to be branded the greatest...

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36:58

Inside the Moulin Rouge

10 April 2026

The Moulin Rouge opened its doors in 1889, at the height of the Belle Epoch - 'the Beautiful Age'.

Its famous windmill structure stood on...

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