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HistoryExtra podcast

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What's it like to live in a royal palace?

What's it like to live in a royal palace?

Did Lucy Worsley have 'the best job in history'? And what did she do when she worked in it? In this episode, Lucy reflects on her career so far, her time as Chief Curator at Historic Royal Palaces and...

6 Sep 36min

Roman kings: myth, memory and the making of power

Roman kings: myth, memory and the making of power

Before Rome's republic and the age of emperors, there were kings… or so the story goes. Beginning with Romulus, and ending with Lucius Tarquinius Superbus, these rulers loomed large in the Roman imagi...

3 Sep 41min

Philip Augustus: the Plantagenets’ greatest rival

Philip Augustus: the Plantagenets’ greatest rival

King Philip Augustus of France was the Plantagenets’ ultimate enemy. A ruler with an iron fist and sharp political instincts, he consistently exploited the squabbles of the English dynasty, all while ...

1 Sep 50min

Laura Ingalls Wilder: life of the week

Laura Ingalls Wilder: life of the week

Laura Ingalls Wilder’s 'Little House' books have captivated generations with tales of family, hardship and survival on the American frontier. But how closely did Wilder’s fiction reflect her real chil...

31 Aug 46min

How bullies shaped 19th-century America

How bullies shaped 19th-century America

America's Gilded Age is often remembered for rapid expansion and opportunity, but beneath the surface lay a brutal society in which it paid to be a bully. In this episode, Elinor Evans speaks to hist...

30 Aug 42min

Is there a royal sex scandal hidden in plain sight in the Bayeux tapestry?

Is there a royal sex scandal hidden in plain sight in the Bayeux tapestry?

The Bayeux Tapestry is making headlines as it is loaned to the British Museum to be shown in England for the first time in almost a thousand years. It holds many mysteries, including the famous Aelfgy...

29 Aug 44min

Did Britain really 'keep calm and carry on' in WW2?

Did Britain really 'keep calm and carry on' in WW2?

'Keep calm and carry on' has long been held up as the defining spirit of wartime Britain. But was the nation really as united, stoic and unquestioning as popular memory suggests? In this episode, Stev...

27 Aug 46min

Did the Catholic Church support Hitler?

Did the Catholic Church support Hitler?

How did the politically neutral Catholic church come to have dealings with the fascist regimes of Mussolini and Hitler? In this episode, Ambrogio Caiani tells Charlotte Vosper why the Curia was entice...

25 Aug 52min

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