
AskHistorians Podcast Episode 177 - The Argentine Revolution
In this episode, /u/EnclavedMicrostate talks with Seb Lewin ( /u/aquatermain ) about the circumstances surrounding the May Revolution of 1810 against Spain, and how the road to independence started fo...
11 Juni 202157min

AskHistorians Podcast Episode 176 - Catalan Art Songs with Jess Munoz
In this episode, Jess Munoz talks to u/Aquatermain about his new album of Catalan art songs. Munoz discusses the history of the Catalan language and its suppression, and how you learn to sing in a lan...
3 Juni 202156min

AskHistorians Podcast Minisode - Causes of the Great War
In this episode, Morgan Lewin (/u/aquatermain) talks to Avan (/u/Starwarsnerd222) about the geopolitical causes of the First World War. 29 mins.
27 Maj 202128min

AskHistorians Podcast Episode 175 - The 275th Anniversary of Culloden with Dr Darren Layne
In this episode, Dr Darren Layne (u/Funkyplaid) talks to u/Aquatermain about the 275th anniversary of the battle of Culloden and the end of the Jacobite uprising. Topics include Darren's work on the d...
22 Maj 202149min

AskHistorians Podcast Minisode - German-Japanese cooperation with Lubyak
In this episode, u/Lubyak and u/Kugelfang52 discuss Lubyak's recent answer on the Japanese-German alliance
13 Maj 202136min

AskHistorians Podcast Episode 174 - The Lure of the Beach with Robert C Ritchie
Tyler Alderson talks to Robert C Ritchie, author of The Lure of the Beach, about the rise of the beach resort. Class, health, and (of course!) sex all play a part in the story of our fascination with ...
7 Maj 202158min

AskHistorians Minisode - Persian Depictions of Alexander the Great with Trevor_Culley
Jeremy Salkeld (EnclavedMicrostate) talks with Trevor Culley (Trevor_Culley) about an answer the latter wrote on the subreddit about depictions of Alexander the Great in Persia. Building from that ans...
29 Apr 202119min

AskHistorians Podcast Episode 173 - Hunt the Wumpus and Public Computing with Jason Dyer
Tyler Alderson talks with Jason Dyer about the public computing movement and early computer games, including the seminal "Hunt the Wumpus." 64 mins.
15 Apr 20211h 4min



















