Podcasts | Page 418 | History Hit

All Podcasts

21:51

Trump, Putin, Bolsanaro: The Return of The Strongman

3 November 2020

Ruth Ben-Ghiat joined me on the podcast to discuss what modern authoritarian leaders have in common and how they can be stopped. We discussed the...

Listen Now
27:50

War, Pandemics & Elections

2 November 2020

It's election time and for this episode James is joined by one of the most famous Historians in the world, Niall Ferguson. Niall delves into United...

Listen Now
23:19

Hong Kong Flu

2 November 2020

Professor George Dehner is a world environmental historian who examines the intersection of humans and disease in the modern era. We talked about...

Listen Now
27:47

America's Contested Election

2 November 2020

1876 was a great pivot in US history. In the presidential election that year a record turn out and chaotic vote counts, particularly in Florida...

Listen Now
26:45

WW2 Heroine Christian Lamb Turns 100

1 November 2020

Christian Lamb has had a remarkable life. The daughter of an admiral, she served in the navy during the war and went on to become an expert in...

Listen Now
49:14

Catullus: Rome's Most Erotic Poet

1 November 2020

If you're looking for a raunchy Roman poet, look no further than Catullus. Born into one of the most exciting periods in Roman history, in the...

Listen Now
39:15

Margaret Beaufort: Mother of the Tudors

30 October 2020

Nicola Tallis comes on the show to talk about the extraordinary Margaret Beaufort: 'Mother of the Tudors' and the ancestor of all subsequent...

Listen Now
30:17

The Forgotten D-Day: Operation Dragoon

30 October 2020

On 15 August 1944, the Allies landed in Southern France. The operation was a success, nearly cutting off an entire German Army group, which perhaps...

Listen Now
51:40

Ancient Ethiopia: The Kingdom of Aksum

29 October 2020

At its height the Kingdom of Aksum was considered one of the four great powers of the Ancient World. Situated primarily in what is now northern...

Listen Now
22:34

Mutiny on the Spanish Main

28 October 2020

Angus Konstam joined me on the podcast to tell the dramatic story of HMS Hermione. In 1797, the British frigate was the site of the bloodiest...

Listen Now
34:28

The Secret History of Nuclear War

28 October 2020

Why is it that nobody has used the absolute weapon, the nuclear bomb, since 1945? Was it ever likely that the American arsenal would be used against...

Listen Now
17:53

Time Travel to Regency Britain with Ian Mortimer

27 October 2020

Ian Mortimer joined me on the podcast to take us back in time to the Regency period. It was a time of exuberance, thrills, frills and unchecked bad...

Listen Now