From long-lost Viking ships to kings buried in unexpected places; from murders and power politics, to myths, religion, the lives of ordinary people: Gone Medieval is History Hit’s podcast dedicated to the middle ages, in Europe and far beyond.
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In the ninth century, the Vikings earned a fearsome reputation by wreaking chaos on the coasts of western Europe. But what is perhaps less well known is that they also travelled eastwards. By sailing along the great rivers of north-eastern Europe, th... more
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A thinly veiled diatribe against modern politics/political figures that the guest vehemently dislikes, interspersed with some history relating to the Hapsburgs. I might have agreed with a guest on a political podcast sharing the similar views but listening to amateur rantings from someone who sounds like he relishes sounding bitter is quite nauseating, especially when he seems to think he's being ironically humourous. Shame, the subject seemed interesting, but I didn't last 'til the end.
I just found this podcast and I’m 4 episodes in. I love both presenters and the research is impressive.
These shows are well-produced, thoughtful and non-frivolous. I’m an Eleanor Janega fan as well! I found the podcast after watching YouTube videos she features in.
Matt Lewis is brilliant!
While I adore Gone Medieval, I pass when Dr Eleanor Janega is hosting. Gah! She speaks in the cadence of a college kid and, frankly, she just talks too much. Let your guest speak! She seemingly needs to prove to them that she knows it all. more
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Gone Medieval launched 3 years ago and published 277 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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