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Sep 2022
9:03pm, 14 Sep 2022
39,708 posts
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Nellers
Most of them are single episode things (eg the "Gone Medievel" podcast is a different subject each week) but some are longer narrative (eg. The British History Podcast, Revolutions) and they go to the top of the queue and get listened to the week they're published.
But no, none of the stuff about events 1000 years ago are particularly time sensitive, whereas Fighting Talk becomes a bit meaningless by sunday afternoon, and a recap/review of House of the Dragon has a shelf life of a week at most.
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Sep 2022
9:05pm, 14 Sep 2022
9,763 posts
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57.5 Degrees of Pain
I have the odd British History Podcast binge. Still only at about the year 500 though.
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Sep 2022
9:27pm, 14 Sep 2022
39,710 posts
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Nellers
He's just done HAstings a few weeks ago.
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Sep 2022
7:44am, 15 Sep 2022
14,159 posts
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Homer
Which pod is that Nellers? I like a bit of history
I'm on episode 104 of the History of Rome Podcast - very good if you're interested in the subject
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Sep 2022
7:46am, 15 Sep 2022
139,207 posts
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GregP
Oh dear. Nell's going to get all excited. Bless.
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Sep 2022
8:04am, 15 Sep 2022
9,770 posts
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57.5 Degrees of Pain
The British History Podcast, Homer:
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Sep 2022
11:21am, 15 Sep 2022
39,711 posts
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Nellers
Ah Homer, my sweet summer child!đ
Yep, the British History Podcast started way back with the first evidence of humans arriving in these isles and has gone week by week until 1066/7 so far. Itâs fantastic.
I listened through the whole History of Rome series as they were published. Mike Duncan (Mr HoR) but hen took a break and came back with Revolutions, which covered a selection of significant revolutions through history, beginning with the English Civil War and ending in about 1920s Soviet Union. Fantastic stuff. He really is the master of the art form for me.
I hen you get to the end of HoR switch across to The History of Byzantium, which basically picks up the thread from where Mike sets it down.
And for random historical subjects the whole History Hits network is fantastic. A range of podcasts with different focuses (foci?) in one-off single episode formats:
The Ancients
Gone Medievel
Not Just the Tudors
Warfare
Patented (a history of inventions)
Betwixt the Sheets (a history of scandal)
And the main History Hit pod which can cover almost anything depending on who is available as a guest
Then thereâs also Our Fake History which covers various historical âfactsâ and does a thorough multi-episode show about whether theyâre true and why they are believed and passed in anyway.
(Greg: you know me so well!)
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Sep 2022
11:33am, 15 Sep 2022
139,216 posts
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GregP
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Sep 2022
3:23pm, 15 Sep 2022
14,160 posts
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Homer
Oh my! That's bloody perfect!
The ToR presentation works for me as a 'pay attention' podcast and now sooo many to try
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Sep 2022
3:34pm, 15 Sep 2022
14,161 posts
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Homer
Just checked....BH Podcast is on ep 400....that's a lot of running time
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