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TITANIC: A Night to Remember

13 April 2022

Depicted countless times in art, television and film, the night of the 14th of April 1912 has haunted and fascinated us for over a century. This...

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37:26

The Invention of Military Drones

13 April 2022

Today, James is the guest on our NEW sister podcast Patented, hosted by Dallas Campbell. Together, they talk us through the century-long history...

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24:54

The Treadmill

13 April 2022

Before they found their way into gyms, treadmills had a much darker history. In the 19th Century, they could most commonly be found in...

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34:32

TITANIC: The Unsinkable Ship

12 April 2022

On April 10th, 1912, RMS Titanic cast off from Southampton, England, on her maiden voyage. The largest of its kind, full of grandeur and the most...

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24:53

Forgotten Women of the Crusades

12 April 2022

Little has been known up until now about the involvement and power of women during the Crusader period. When Saladin's armies besieged Jerusalem...

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40:57

How to Party like an Ancient Greek

11 April 2022

In Ancient Greece, the symposium was no ordinary after-dinner drinking party, but one in which the Hellenic men of society got together to wine,...

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39:00

Francesca Caccini: Composer to the Medicis

11 April 2022

Francesca Caccini (1587-c.1641) is one of the forgotten women of classical music. She was an exceptional singer and instrumentalist, but above...

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35:39

Operation Amherst

11 April 2022

On the 7th April 1945, 702 French members of the Special Air Service parachuted into the Netherlands to recapture Dutch canals, bridges and...

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25:32

The Objects That Made Britain

10 April 2022

What can art tell us about a country's history? Well, a lot! In today's episode, Dan is joined by Art Historian Temi Odumosu and popular historian...

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30:42

The Ear Trumpet

10 April 2022

Ear Trumpets are seen as old fashioned and clumsy, mostly deployed in pop culture for comic effect as a snarky shorthand for how old and...

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44:44

The Rise of Marius: Third Founder of Rome

10 April 2022

Gaius Marius (157 BC – 86 BC) was one of the first warlords of the late Roman Republic, a general and statesman who held the office of...

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33:01

The Rise of Genghis Khan

9 April 2022

Genghis Khan is still considered one of the most famous and most feared warrior kings in history. But his name still divides opinion. To some, he...

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