
Alice Loxton and Ben Henderson reveal the surprising moments in history behind the traditions, customs and objects all around us.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

Alice Loxton and Ben Henderson delve into the history of the Union Jack - the flag of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
It’s one of the most recognisable British icons, but just why does it look the way it does? What’s the st... more
Modern buildings are ugly - that’s what opinion polls suggest - but if it’s true, what’s the story behind it?
Ben Henderson and Alice Loxton see how a Swiss architect turned the British establishment against traditional architecture, and how his fol... more
Have you ever wondered why we get Saturday and Sundays off each week? Alice Loxton and Ben Henderson try to figure out who invented the weekend. We got Sunday, then Saturday afternoon.. Then finally the full two days - but how? We’ll be taking a look... more
From royal coronations to criminal trials, the suit is men’s go-to uniform. But why?
Alice Loxton and Ben Henderson reveal the suit’s origins in the court of Charles II, how the original dandy Beau Brummell shaped men’s style to this day, and how sp... more
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Enjoying the content, the length, the camaraderie - thank you
1. Thanks.
2. Please speak a bit slower. It is hard for non-english people to hear and understand.
3. Thanks again.
Alice is great, Ben is great, let’s get that man his second suit.
I LOVE this podcasts and would highly recommend it all of my friends! One thing I’d love to find out about is where the dumb blonde (or just all hair based stereotypes) comes from.😁❤️😍👍💯
So entertaining. Thank you!! Cannot wait for the next episode
How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.
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This show dives into the surprising moments in history behind everyday traditions, customs, and objects. Across recent episodes, it traces how everyday phenomena—like football's rise from local variants, shifts in English spelling and pronunciation, British culinary perceptions, and the tea ritual—are shaped by social changes, power dynamics, and cultural narratives. The hosts mix narrative storytelling with accessible explanations, spotlighting quirky moments (such as early football rulemaking, Newcastle underpay practices, and the impact of the Great Vowel Shift) that reveal how ordinary things became culturally iconic. A notable strength is the ability to tie broad historical themes to contemporary life with wit and clarity, making it en... more
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