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27:58

Britain in The Great War

16 August 2020

I was thrilled to be joined by Simon Heffer, author of biographies on the historian and essayist Thomas Carlyle, the composer Ralph Vaughan...

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52:22

War Elephants

16 August 2020

Move over Hannibal. More over Carthage. This podcast is all about a much BIGGER elephant power in antiquity. A power that, at its height,...

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1:12:59

VJ Day: 75 Years

15 August 2020

75 years ago today, on 15 August 1945, Victory over Japan Day marked the end of one of the most devastating episodes in British military history,...

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34:08

Chinese Philosophy

14 August 2020

Michael Puett is Professor of Chinese History at Harvard and has lectured widely at the world's leading universities. His course in Chinese...

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17:17

Women Scientists in WW1

14 August 2020

In considerations of the First World War, the roles of female scientists in supporting the war effort have been shockingly under acknowledged. Dan...

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36:57

The Korean War: An American Perspective

13 August 2020

I was thrilled to be joined by H. W. Brands. He's authored 30 books on American history and his works have twice been selected as finalists for...

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59:23

'Killing for the Roman Republic'

13 August 2020

In 281/280 BC, the Hellenistic King Pyrrhus ventured to southern Italy to aid the Italiote-Greek city of Tarentum against a rising power based in...

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26:35

Vindolanda

12 August 2020

Dan finds out what's going on with recent excavations at Vindolanda, one of the largest Roman forts near Hadrian's Wall. All manner of discoveries...

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29:12

How and Why History: Europe's Witch Craze

11 August 2020

In 1597, King James VI of Scotland published a compendium on witchcraft called Daemonologie that laid down the kind of trial and...

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20:59

African Experiences in WW1

11 August 2020

The First World War is most commonly portrayed using records of young white Europeans, silencing the stories of the 4 million non-white non-Europeans...

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32:37

The Origins of WW1

11 August 2020

The First World War is one of the great turning points of the last couple of centuries. Debates surrounding its origins, however, remain endless. In...

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22:17

History's Documents

10 August 2020

In this pod I was joined by two people who have played quite an important part in my life: my mum and dad (known to the rest of the world as Peter...

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