Hello to one and all! Almost two months has whizzed by since we rounded off our fourth season with Maximilien Robespierre’s execution in Revolutionary Paris. In that time we’ve had a good rest, spent lots of time reading and now we’re back to start all over again.
Our new season of recordings will begin this coming Tuesday with a fascinating conversation between Violet Moller and one of the world’s greatest living scholars: the Pulitzer Prize winning historian Professor Stephen Greenblatt.
Thereafter we’ll be off to the Battle of Waterloo, to Sicily and Australia, Ancient Egypt and Modern London, and many other places besides.
New episodes will be released on Tuesdays and to get the first news of them make sure you subscribe to our feeds on Apple Podcasts (UK, US, AU), Spotify, YouTube or wherever else you get your podcasts.
We hope you enjoy this little trailer. See you soon!
James McAuley: The House of Fragile Things (1942)
Simon Scarrow: Blackout Berlin (1939)
Shrabani Basu: Arthur Conan Doyle’s Crusade (1907)
Margarette Lincoln: The Glorious Revolution (1688)
Mary Hollingsworth: Charles V in Italy (1530)
Philip Stephens: Britain Alone (1962)
Juliet Nicolson: Frostquake (1963)
Prof. Carol Dyhouse: Love, Love, Love (1966)
Prof. John Heilbron: Galileo's Ghost (1643)
Kate Mosse: The City of Tears (1572)
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Pen Vogler: A Christmas Feast
Charles Spencer: The White Ship (1120)
Ian Mortimer: Regency Britain (1825)
Joseph Hone: Paper Chase (1711)
Judith Herrin: The Road to Ravenna (500)
Damien Lewis: Behind Enemy Lines (1944)
Giles Tremlett: The Spanish Civil War (1936)
Chris Bryant: The Glamour Boys (1939)
Paul Cartledge: The Battle of Thermopylae (480 BCE)
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