History Today Podcast
Summary: A conversation about the world of history, featuring interviews with key historians and authors and discussions about historical themes and ideas.
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This episode is a Magna Carta special. We talk to Alexander Lock about the Charter's importance in America, and Lauren Johnson about the role of women in Magna Carta. Plus, a look at the British Museum's new display the medals of the Sun King.
Kate Wiles talks to Lawrence Warner about the origins of the Middle English narrative poem Piers Plowman.
Kate Wiles talks to Lawrence Warner about the origins of the Middle English narrative poem Piers Plowman.
Fern Riddell talks to the historian Greg Jenner about his new book, 'A Million Years In A Day'.
Fern Riddell talks to the historian Greg Jenner about his new book, 'A Million Years In A Day'.
Paul Lay and Richard Dale discuss the mysterious death of a liveryman at St Paul's Cathedral in 1514.
Paul Lay and Richard Dale discuss the mysterious death of a liveryman at St Paul's Cathedral in 1514.
Gerard Russell and Tom Holland discuss the plight of religious minorities in Iraq and Syria.
Gerard Russell and Tom Holland discuss the plight of religious minorities in Iraq and Syria.
Matt Carr discusses Sherman's March to the Sea, a key turning point in the American Civil War.
Matt Carr discusses Sherman's March to the Sea, a key turning point in the American Civil War.
Charles Freeman discusses his research into one of history's greatest mysteries.
Charles Freeman discusses his research into one of history's greatest mysteries.
Roger Moorhouse discusses the pact between Hitler and Stalin, which lasted from 1939 to 1941.
Roger Moorhouse discusses the pact between Hitler and Stalin, which lasted from 1939 to 1941.
