
In a country obsessed with gossip, the great and the good fear one thing more than any other - scandal.
British scandals change the course of history. They bring down governments, overthrow the rich and cause the mighty to fall. Some are about sex, others about money. In the end, they’re all about power.
But often at the heart of a scandal, there are ordinary human stories. Stories of those caugh... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 269 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & CultureDocumentary | |||

Harry meets his dream woman, but Wills is less impressed. Suddenly, this "spare's" love life becomes a constitutional - and brotherly - crisis.
Do you have a suggestion for a scandal you would like us to cover? Or perhaps you have a question you wou... more
Two young princes, one impossible family. When their mother dies, William and Harry promise to stick together. But growing up royal isn’t exactly normal. There are posh schools, questionable fancy dress parties, and a divisive step-mum. As Wills trai... more
Rock journalist Mick Wall has spent decades in Ozzy and Sharon's orbit, and he's got stories to tell. He takes Matt and Alice behind-the-scenes, from drinking pints of wine with Ozzy, to the moment Sharon asked him to escort her husband to rehab. Mic... more
When The Osbournes TV show becomes a global hit, Ozzy and Sharon step into a whole new kind of fame. Sharon rides the wave like a pro, whereas Ozzy would quite like to hide under it. Money pours in, the cameras never leave, and the family realise the... more
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Currently listening to the Osbournes episodes and it is just so much fun! Matt Forde doing his Sharon Osborne voice is nothing short of brilliant! His Ozzie voice is good too, but Sharon is just hilarious! Love listening to Alice Levine giggle and her commentary is priceless! Just perfect during these dismal days!
Great for binge listening - intriguing enough to keep my attention for HOURS (how else can I get my house clean?!), topical enough that current issues are covered with sufficient depth and respect but not becoming too preachy (I’m the choir, I don’t need to be even more outraged), while the stories of major injustices and unappreciated heroes and heroines are given much-needed airtime. Ticks every box for enjoyable listening.
I enjoy the detail and content of this podcast but unfortunately I’ve had to stop listening to a few of the series due to the distractingly bad character voices. The most recent Ozzy and Sharron enactment scenes are diabolical.
I like the short banter between the hosts, but the voice changing based on which characters are speaking is so incredibly distracting!!! For starters, if it’s a male character, perhaps use a male voice? Or just was the text without sounding like you’re doing a puppet show for kids. Ruins it every time!!!
Particularly the one about the post office - very good!
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A history-forward, narrative-driven series that unpacks British scandals with sharp wit and investigative storytelling. Across episodes, listeners are treated to carefully researched retellings of power, sex, money, and intrigue, all delivered with strong host chemistry and characterful voice work that brings historical figures to life. The format blends deep context with entertaining banter, making complex historical moments accessible and entertaining for curious, cultured audiences who enjoy a mix of education and humor. Notable strengths include high production polish, memorable storytelling, and a willingness to tackle both classic scandals and more contemporary-political angles, often through engaging interviews and dramatized moments... more
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