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The Pill: Sexual Liberation?

20 May 2025

At least 160 million people worldwide take some form of the contraceptive pill. So where did it come from? Who invented it and why? And how has...

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56:25

The Manson Family: Cult Murder in Hollywood

19 May 2025

In the summer of 1969, Hollywood was shaken by a set of brutal murders. Their perpetrators? The infamous Charles Manson and his 'family'.

In...

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46:40

Xanthippe: The Formidable Wife of Socrates

19 May 2025

Assassin's Creed Odyssey lets players spend time with renowned philosopher Sokrates - but it also lets us meet his surprisingly younger and...

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29:25

Lost Colony of Roanoke: the Untold Story

19 May 2025

The lost colonists left behind one clue, the word "Croatoan" carved into a tree. Who were the Croatans? What were their lives like? How can we see...

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1:00:36

How to Kill a Scottish Witch

19 May 2025

**This episode contains some descriptions of torture and executions**

If you lived in Scotland in the 1500s, it was highly likely that you,...

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50:38

The Nazi Occupation of Jersey

18 May 2025

The only British territory ever occupied by the Nazis was the Channel Islands. From 1940 to the end of the war, the Germans turned Jersey, and...

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38:26

The Council of Nicaea

18 May 2025

1700 years ago, the Roman Emperor Constantine called an unprecedented meeting of early Christian leaders from across the empire to settle a fierce...

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45:03

What Made You Ugly In Tudor Times?

16 May 2025

Why did royalty have worse teeth than commoners? How would the Tudor court have smelt? And when even the Queen of England can be accused of being...

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49:59

Legends of Robin Hood

16 May 2025

Was Robin Hood a symbol of justice? A challenge to authority? Or simply a folk hero offering a fantasy of freedom? Whether or not he truly...

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31:11

Why is Timbuktu Famous?

15 May 2025

Synonymous for somewhere far away, Timbuktu has been mythologised by the stories of old European explorers. But in fact, for centuries it was in...

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57:02

Shakespeare's First Playhouse

15 May 2025

Professor Suzannah Lipscomb is joined by Dr. Daniel Swift to delve into the formative years of William Shakespeare's career. They explore the...

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38:30

How to Survive the Desert: Cities of the Southwest

15 May 2025

How did cities grow in America's largest and hottest desert? How did the rivers of the South West shape its history? Don is joined by Kyle...

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