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The Origins of Greenland

16 January 2026

With Greenland in the news, you may be wondering how and why Greenland became inhabited in the first place. Like all great stories, it is a...

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38:23

The Truth about the Two-Term Limit

15 January 2026

The two-term limit, the idea that the President of the United States may not seek a third term, has a long history. Originating from a decision...

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1:07:29

Hamnet

15 January 2026

How much do we really know about William Shakespeare, his wife Anne Hathaway, and the family tragedies that may have shaped the bard's greatest...

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1:10:10

A History of Iran

15 January 2026

How does Iran's history underpin today's unrest? Dan traces more than 2,500 years of Iran's story — from the first Persian empires through...

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1:10:35

How to Survive on Hadrian’s Wall

15 January 2026

Step into the daily lives of those stationed along Hadrian's Wall, from Roman soldiers to civilians. Tristan Hughes and Dr. Francis Macintosh are...

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40:56

The Deadly Arctic Witch Trials

15 January 2026

It all started when a huge storm drowned 40 men on Christmas Eve, 1617.

The people of Vardø, northern Norway, needed someone to...

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1:02:43

The Sagas of the Earls of Orkney

13 January 2026

Sail north with Gone Medieval to Orkney’s storm-lashed islands, where saints, shipwrecks, blood-feuds and tax disputes all unfold in the Sagas...

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39:06

Who Was the Victorian Thames Torso Murderer? With Lucy Worsley

13 January 2026

For over a century, a series of gruesome murders have gone unsolved. Until now?

The Thames Torso Killer terrified Victorian Londoners by...

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36:43

America's Most Innovative General

12 January 2026

New weapons, new opponents, new technology - as warfare evolves, armies need generals able to evolve with it. In this episode, Don is joined by...

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30:18

U.S. Interventions in Latin America and Beyond

12 January 2026

For over 200 years, American presidents have repeatedly justified intervention as 'protection' - from the Monroe Doctrine of the 1820s, Teddy...

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45:50

Tudor True Crime: Murder in Renaissance Rome

12 January 2026

This episode contains discussions of incest and sexual assault.

Professor Suzannah Lipscomb is joined by historical novelist Elizabeth...

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50:10

The Great Fire of London As It Happened

12 January 2026

The Fire that struck London in 1666 was one of the city's darkest chapters. In this episode, Anthony and Maddy examine the accounts of people who...

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