
Scythians: Warrior Nomads of the Steppe
In a talk from our 2019 History Weekend in Winchester, Barry Cunliffe shares his knowledge of the skilled horsemen who rampaged across the steppe in the first millennium BC Historyextra.com/podcast ...
12 Sep 20201h 3min

A Cold War killing?
Journalist and author Ravi Somaiya discusses his new book, Operation Morthor, which investigates the mysterious 1961 death of UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjöld in a plane crash during the Congo Cr...
11 Sep 202033min

Simon Schama on the Romantics
Ahead of his new BBC Two series The Romantics and Us, the renowned art historian and broadcaster Simon Schama explores the legacy of the 18th and 19th-century artistic movement on the modern world. Hi...
9 Sep 202050min

Isabel Wilkerson on caste in America
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author Isabel Wilkerson discusses her new book, Caste: The Lies That Divide Us, which argues that the divisions in American society are best understood if it is v...
7 Sep 202043min

Everything you ever wanted to know about the legends of King Arthur, but were afraid to ask
In the latest of our series tackling the big questions on major historical topics, experts Ron Hutton and Ad Putter respond to listener queries and popular search enquiries about King Arthur and the l...
6 Sep 202059min

The Patient Assassin: A True Tale of Massacre, Revenge and the Raj
In a talk she delivered at our 2019 BBC History Magazine History Weekend in Winchester, author and BBC broadcaster Anita Anand tells the dramatic story of one man’s decades-long quest for revenge foll...
5 Sep 202057min

Britain goes to war, part 2
Historian Alan Allport discusses his new book, Britain at Bay, which explores the years 1938–41 as the country transitioned from an uneasy peace to the most perilous moments of World War Two. The seco...
4 Sep 202048min

Britain goes to war, part 1
Historian Alan Allport discusses his new book, Britain at Bay, which explores the years 1938–41 as the country transitioned from an uneasy peace to the most perilous moments of World War Two. The seco...
3 Sep 202048min



















