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The Crusades with Dan Jones

9 June 2021

The two Dans are back. And this time, they're talking all things crusades. In this rerun episode, Dan Jones provides his namesake host with a...

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1:00:38

How to Be a Spy

9 June 2021

Charlie Higson and Ben McIntyre talk about the facts and fictions of working in espionage. Having both encountered the recruitment process for the...

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35:49

Stalin's War

8 June 2021

The Second World War is often depicted as a straight battle between good and evil but it was perhaps less straightforward than that. Whilst the Nazi...

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28:58

Viking Raid on Lindisfarne

8 June 2021

1228 years ago, on June 8 793, Vikings attacked a monastic settlement on the island of Lindisfarne. This raid had such an impact across Europe that...

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40:14

The French Historie: A Gory Poem

7 June 2021

In 1589, Anne Dowriche, the wife of a Puritan minister from Devon, wrote a long and gory poem about the bloody, ongoing conflict between Catholics...

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22:12

The History of Head Transplants

7 June 2021

The superpower rivalry of the Cold War had many different fronts, space, the rice paddy fields of south-east Asia and even the operating theatre. The...

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38:45

After D-Day: The Fight Out Of Normandy

7 June 2021

Few days hold such a strong position in history as D-Day. However, as David O'Keefe tells us in this episode, 6 June 1944 was followed by 76 days of...

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30:26

New D-Day Shipwrecks Discovered

6 June 2021

D-Day on 6 June 1944 saw the largest amphibious landing in history take place as more than 150,000 allied troops stormed five assault beaches in...

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54:21

Iron Age British and Roman Racing Chariots

6 June 2021

How truthful are modern depictions of ancient chariots? In this second episode, Mike Loades explores the reality behind the scythed chariot shown in...

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19:17

The Profumo Affair

5 June 2021

It was the scandal that shook the British political world to its core leading to ministerial resignations and helping to bring down a prime...

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54:36

Unravelling Medieval Buildings

5 June 2021

From spiral stairs, to tunnels leading to pubs and brothels, to witch markings; join us as we find out the truth about medieval buildings. Matt is...

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27:58

The Beauty and Violence of the Renaissance

4 June 2021

The Renaissance was a time of radical change in Europe with an explosion in the production of art, new methods of waging war, Europeans...

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