
Hosted by Violet Manners — Viscountess Garnock (née Lady Violet Manners) — this series explores the lives of those shaped, influenced or quietly drawn towards heritage. Some guests grew up inside historic houses, as Violet did.Some work behind the scenes preserving them.Others simply fell in love with old places and found that fascination shaping the course of their lives. These are conversations ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Journalist and author Eleanor Doughty has spent over a decade gaining rare access to Britain’s great estates.
In her Sunday Telegraph column and her book Heirs and Graces, she explores inheritance not as privilege alone - but as duty, burden and ide... more
Lady Anne Glenconner has lived more lives than most of us could imagine.
Born at Holkham Hall, Maid of Honour at Queen Elizabeth II’s Coronation, and lady-in-waiting to Princess Margaret for over three decades, Lady Anne stood at the centre of royal... more
This week on Hidden Heritage, Violet Manners sits down with Patrick Galbraith — writer, journalist and one of the sharpest contemporary voices examining the British countryside.
From birds, deer and gamekeeping to land access, farming and the cultura... more
Filming & Events in Historic Houses: What It Really Involves
Filming and large-scale events can provide historic houses with vital income and global visibility. Yet behind every beautifully shot scene lies a complex reality of negotiation, risk mana... more
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I have been doing my ancestry background. My 15th great grandfather was Sir Robert Townshend year 1506-1589. I really enjoyed listening to this episode!
Patsy
Loving this evolution of the podcast. More is more. Keep the long conversations coming!
Love the fresh, energetic approach to some (previously) harder-to-find bits of UK heritage. The most recent interview was especially good - how innovative to have a smart and erudite intern interview the boss!
From listening to other heritage podcasts, I was expecting the podcast to be a bit boring. But I’m not ashamed to admit that I could not have been more wrong! As a young person with a big passion for heritage this has been an incredible find! Not only is it factual and fun, but it moves quickly so you are always interested and the guests they have are always super interesting. Can’t recommend enough.
I’m so happy to find this podcast!
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Focused on uncovering the lesser-known aspects and stories behind British heritage, this podcast features interviews with custodians, historians, and artisans. It addresses contemporary challenges faced by heritage sites while shedding light on unique cultural landmarks and their significance. Each episode integrates personal anecdotes, expert insights, and discussions about historical significance, introducing listeners to a side of British history that is often overlooked. A key strength is its engaging host, who brings a wealth of knowledge and stories that connect history, culture, and community, making it appealing to a diverse audience interested in heritage preservation and storytelling.
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Recent guests on Hidden Heritage include:
1. Lady Anne Glenconner
2. Patrick Galbraith
3. Naomi Nettleton
4. Charles Lister
5. Steven Moore
6. India Hicks
7. Stephen Moore
8. Lord Ivor
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