Regina with Kate Williams
"Why do female rulers often end up as the ‘last’ of their empires or kingdoms?" In studying queens from Cleopatra to Hawaii’s last monarch, Kate noticed a pattern: women often mark the final chapters of empires. Why? Bec...
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The American Revolution with Zack White
In this episode we speak to Zack White about the American Revolution, the role that the Spanish played in it, how it affected the colonies and the native Americans!Grab your tickets for Chalke History Festival here which...
The Revolutionists: The Story of the Extremists Who Hijacked the 1970s with Jason Burke - Chalke History Festival Special Series
Uncover the truth about revolutionaries who hijacked the 70s — and why they’re still shaping our world today. Have you ever wondered what fuels radicals to become what we call terrorists? Jason's new book, The Revolution...
Operation Piemento with Adam Hart - Chalke History Festival Special Series
Ever wondered what it takes to retrace a WWII hero’s daring escape? Adam great grandfather, Frank's story isn’t just tales of bravery; it’s about the unbelievable journey from crash to freedom, crossing mountains and dod...
Mythica with Emily Hauser - Chalke History Festival Special Series
Why are women such a central obsession in Greek myths, often portrayed as obstacles or prizes? In Homer’s world—myth and history blend, creating a paradox. Women are both silenced and mythologized, seen as prizes or obst...
Weimar with Katja Hoyer - Chalke History Festival Special
In this episode with Katja Hoyer I learned how Weimar’s choice as the new republic’s capital wasn’t random; it was strategic. Small, cultural, and safe from political upheaval, it symbolized a fresh start. But beneath th...
Servus with Emma Southon - Chalke History Festival Special Series
Most history books only scratch the surface of Roman slavery, portraying it as just manual labor. But Emma Southon new book 'Servus: How Slavery Made the Roman Empire' reveals a hidden world—slavery that reached into eve...
The Great Resistance with Carrie Gibson - Chalke History Festival Special Series
Ever wondered how history shapes our present? Let's dive into the untold stories of resistance against slavery. In this episode, we explore Carrie Gibson's insights from her book *The Great Resistance*, highlighting the...
The History of Art with Verity Babbs - Chalke History Festival Special Series
Ever wondered why art history feels so dry? Let's dive into the hilarious chaos behind it! 🤔🎨 Art isn’t just about dates and terminology; it’s about wild stories and unforgettable characters. From the Renaissance to tod...
This Little World With Nandini Das - Chalke History Festival Special Series
Why do we picture Henry VIII when we think of England? Let's explore this misconception together! In my conversation with historian Nandini Das, we delve into her new book, *This Little World*, where she challenges the n...
SAS Great Escapes Five with Damien Lewis: Chalke History Festival Special
Discover the incredible story of Sergeant Horace Stokes, a key figure in WWII's Special Forces, and his remarkable escapes against all odds. Ideal for history enthusiasts.In this episode, we delve into the captivating na...
Who was Greta Garbo with Scott Reisfield
Discover how Greta Garbo's rise transformed women's self-perception in Hollywood. Learn from Scott Reisfield's insights into her life and impact.In this episode, we delve into the fascinating life of Greta Garbo and her ...
The Schools History Project with Dan Lyndon Cohen: Chalke History Festival Special
In our latest episode, historian Dan Lyndon-Cohen shares his journey from a curious student to the director of the School's History Project. He emphasises the importance of a diverse history curriculum and how it connect...
Hoax: Truth and Lies in the Age of Enlightenment with Madeleine Pelling
Explore the captivating world of hoaxes in the 18th century, revealing how they shaped society's understanding of truth. Learn why these tales matter today.In the 18th century, a captivating yet chaotic narrative unfolde...
Pompeii with Jess Venner
Discover the untold stories of Pompeii's residents, revealing their daily lives, struggles, and humanity before the great disaster. Explore the depths of history with Dr. Jess Venner.Pompeii is often remembered for the c...
Plato with Carol Atack
In this episode, we explore the life and work of Plato, one of history's most influential philosophers. Why is it important to examine Plato not just as a thinker but as a person deeply embedded in the social and politic...
Cleopatra with Lucy Hughes-Hallett: Gloucester History Festival Special
Discover the complex legacy of Cleopatra, from political propaganda to gender dynamics, as explored in Lucy Hughes-Hallett's insightful book. In this episode, we’ll delve into the intriguing perspectives on Cleopatra as ...
Stalin's Apostles with Antonia Senior - Gloucester History Festival Special
In the world of espionage, few stories are as captivating and controversial as that of the Cambridge Five. This group of British spies, who sold secrets to the Soviet Union during the Cold War, has been romanticized in p...
A Road Trip through U.S. History with Beverly Gage
In this episode Jackson sits down to discuss American history with historian and author Beverley Gage through some of its forgotten tourist attractions and historic locations!Grab a copy of This Land Is Your Land https:/...
Nuremberg with Jack El-Hal
Why would a psychiatrist connect with one of history's most notorious figures? In this post, we delve into the remarkable story of Dr. Douglas M. Kelley and his interactions with Hermann Göring during the Nuremberg trial...