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Anglotopia Podcast | Discussing UK British Travel, History, Culture, London, British Slang, and More!

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American Revolution
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British Country Houses
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Tudor History
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Edward Stafford
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Downton Abbey
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British Cuisine
British History
The Beatles

The Anglotopia Podcast is your deep dive into the rich and diverse world of British culture, hosted by Jonathan and Jacqueline Thomas, publishers of Anglotopia.net and Londontopia.net. Each episode takes you on a journey through iconic British television, captivating historical events, and essential travel tips, ensuring you experience the very best of the British Isles. Our engaging discussions f... more

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Jonathan is finally ready to talk about it. After fifteen years of wanting to, a year of preparation and nine days of walking, he completed the Hadrian's Wall Path National Trail — coast to coast across the neck of England, from Wallsend in the east ... more

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This is Episode 5 of a special six-part Jane Austen series, sponsored throughout by Strictly Jane Austen.

It is, when you stop to think about it, one of the strangest love affairs in literary history. Here is a country founded on tearing up the rule... more

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This is Episode 4 of a special six-part Jane Austen series, sponsored throughout by Strictly Jane Austen.

We tend to imagine great writers alone — a solitary genius at a small writing desk, which in Jane Austen's case is quite literally true; you ca... more

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Tomorrow is October 1st, which means it's time for the monthly What's On in London — and October might be Jonathan's single favorite month to be in the city. The summer crowds have gone, prices have softened, the museums have hung their big autumn bl... more

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Theresa Roach
Jane Austen speaker and enthusiast who mapped Austen's relationships
Episode: Strictly Jane Austen Episode 4: The People Who Made Jane Austen — The Crowded World Behind Six Perfect Novels
Gabrielle Malcolm
Author and leading expert on Jane Austen's popular culture and literary tourism
Strictly Jane Austen
Episode: Strictly Jane Austen Episode 3: Jane Austen’s England on Screen – A Location-by-Location Visitor’s Guide
Claire Hubbard-Hall
Historian of secret intelligence and honorary associate professor of intelligence history
Author of Secret Servants of the Crown, The Forgotten Women of British Intelligence
Episode: The Real Miss Moneypenny: The Forgotten Women of British Intelligence With Dr. Claire Hubbard-Hall
Moira Rudolf
Historian of Georgian and Regency Bath
Georgian and Regency Bath historian
Episode: Strictly Jane Austen Episode 2: What Jane Austen Actually Saw – The Real Georgian Bath with Dr. Moira Rudolf
Thor Pedersen
Traveler and author
Author of The Impossible Journey
Episode: The Impossible Journey: The Man Who Visited Every Country on Earth Without Ever Setting Foot on a Plane
Robert Morrison
Literary historian and biographer, Queen's National Scholar at Queen's University
Queen's University, Bath Spa University (Global Professor)
Episode: Strictly Jane Austen Episode 1: The Regency Explained — Robert Morrison on the Most Consequential Nine Years in British History
Richard Claxton
Chief Executive of The National Garden Scheme
The National Garden Scheme
Episode: Open Gates and Victoria Sponge – Inside Britain’s National Garden Scheme with Richard Claxton
Patrick Nunn
Geographer and author of Whispers from Celtic Seas
University of the Sunshine Coast; University of Melbourne; Oxford (visiting fellow)
Episode: Doggerland, Lyonesse & Cantre’r Gwaelod: The True History Behind Britain’s Drowned Lands
Tim Roebuck
Rail travel expert with a long career in rail and BritRail Pass
ACP Rail / BritRail
Episode: BritRail 101: The Definitive Guide to Train Travel in Britain for Visitors with Expert Tim Roebuck

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Jonathan Thomas
Co-host and publisher, Anglotopia Podcast; frequent host and guide for UK history, travel, and culture segments.

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 11 ratings
  • Delightful

    I greatly enjoyed the episodes with the Country Life authors (one wrote a history of the publication; the other a book about dogs). The host is genuinely excited by the subject & asks thoughtful questions.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    orwellll
    United States4 months ago
  • Great Travel Prep For Britain

    If you are planning a trip to Britain or like or love all things British, this is an excellent podcast to listen to.

    Many different topics about British travel, history and culture.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bhorn12000
    United States8 months ago
  • An English Fan

    Americans say they love British accents I can listen to Jonathan and Jackie all day love the Podcast guys see I love the States especially Marco Island Florida and NYC keep up the good work Podcasts great

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Yankiephile
    United Kingdom6 years ago

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Listeners appreciate thoughtful questions and enthusiasm for British culture.
The show is praised for practical travel tips and engaging storytelling.

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Strictly Jane Austen Episode 4: The People Who Made Jane Austen — The Crowded World Behind Six Perfect Novels
Q: Which relatives and friends played pivotal roles in Austen's literary development?
Key figures include Cassandra Leigh (her mother's influence and education), Martha Lloyd (close confidante and collaborator), Eliza de Feuillide (cousin with broad social connections), and Anne Sharp (governess and ally who supported her writing and shared opinions on drafts).
The Real Miss Moneypenny: The Forgotten Women of British Intelligence With Dr. Claire Hubbard-Hall
Q: How has MI6 or the wider intelligence community reacted to your book?
There were no formal knocks, and a former head of MI6 bought a copy and commented positively, indicating a favorable reception within certain circles while emphasizing a historical, rather than sensational, portrayal.
The Real Miss Moneypenny: The Forgotten Women of British Intelligence With Dr. Claire Hubbard-Hall
Q: What were the actual duties of these so-called secretaries, and how did they differ from public perceptions?
The guest describes secretaries handling translating, decrypting, running agents, acting as couriers, and even producing secret inks, illustrating a much broader and more technical set of responsibilities than the term suggests.
The Real Miss Moneypenny: The Forgotten Women of British Intelligence With Dr. Claire Hubbard-Hall
Q: Who was Kathleen Pettigrew, and why did you start the book with her story?
Claire explains Pettigrew as a long-serving MI6 secretary who acted as a crucial conduit for the wartime chain of command, showing how a role branded as 'secretary' encompassed a wide range of strategic work.
Strictly Jane Austen Episode 1: The Regency Explained — Robert Morrison on the Most Consequential Nine Years in British History
Q: Why is the Regency sometimes described as the moment Britain becomes modern, and what are the key drivers?
Because it was a time when social reform, technological change, and a new consumer and celebrity culture converged, creating a momentum toward democratic ideals, secularism, and a broader social base for national life, even amid war and economic strain.

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What is Anglotopia Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A travel- and culture-focused show exploring Britain through history, travel tips, and storytelling. Episodes often feature historians, authors, travel and genealogy experts, and regional insiders, offering deep dives into Regency-era Britain, London events and planning, legendary landscapes, and practical guidance for travelers and Anglophiles. The conversations tend to blend scholarly context with accessible anecdotes, practical travel advice, and behind-the-scenes storytelling that helps listeners plan trips, explore heritage sites, and appreciate British culture from Bath to London and beyond. Notable strengths include a strong emphasis on historical context paired with current travel planning insights, as well as a recurring thread of ... more

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