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The Origins of Ukraine

3 March 2022

It's not often we cover current affairs on The Ancients (the clue is in the name), but in light of Putin’s claims that Ukraine was “entirely...

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Wellbeing in Nature with Jake Humphrey

3 March 2022

Podcaster, presenter and bestselling author, Jake Humphrey, is On Jimmy’s Farm today.

Jake talks to Jimmy about how the natural world has...

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46:30

The Guinea Pig Club: Plastic Surgery & WW2

2 March 2022

Of all the clubs in the world, perhaps the most extraordinary is the Guinea Pig Club, a group of Second World War veterans that suffered terrible...

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ENDURANCE22: Onto the Ice

2 March 2022

On today's episode, Dan takes the podcast out onto the Antarctic ice to find penguins, seals and the expedition scientists conducting experiments....

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42:16

Discovering Bury St Edmunds

1 March 2022

The historic cathedral town of Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk may well be familiar to listeners to Gone Medieval - perhaps from our episode 'Saint...

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The Real Peaky Blinders

1 March 2022

Who were the real Peaky Blinders? Did they really exist? Carl Chinn reveals the true story of the notorious gangs that roamed Birmingham's streets...

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Welcome to Patented: History of Inventions

28 February 2022

Stories of invention and innovation through history hosted by Dallas Campbell.

Hosted on Acast. See...

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Same-Sex Marriages in Renaissance Rome

28 February 2022

All this month on the History Hit family of podcasts, we've been marking LGBT+ History Month. To round off the month, Professor Suzannah...

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41:57

Fighting With Pride: Lifting the Armed Forces' Gay Ban

28 February 2022

By law, gay men and women were banned from serving in the British military until the year 2000. Until that year, over 250 service personnel were...

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21:39

How the Mongols Changed the World

28 February 2022

After the death of Chinggis Khan, the founder and first Emperor of the Mongol Empire, the land became the largest contiguous empire in...

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Sappho: The Poet from Lesbos

27 February 2022

Famous throughout antiquity, yet retold only in fragments today - who is Sappho? Her poetry inspired generations, from Catullus to Byron, so...

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An Audacious Heist at the National Gallery

27 February 2022

Please note that this episode contains spoilers from the film ‘The Duke’.

Kempton Bunton was a taxi driver who stole Goya’s portrait...

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