
We are a slightly mad, always fun podcast bringing you all the History you love and a lot that you didn‘t know you‘d love until you heard it here! Recommended by BBC Radio, and presented by acclaimed historian Alexandra Churchill, Alina Nowobilska, Chris Sams and the rest of the awesome team!
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 974 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Category | History | ||||

Charley is joined by author Simon Morrison to discuss the real Tscaikovsky. Who was the man behind the Nutcracker?
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Charly is joined by acclaimed historian Professor Ronald Hutton to discuss the latest installment in his biography of Oliver Cromwell. Did the years 1647-1653 change the Commander in Chief?
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Join Alina and Rogr Moorhouse as they talk about the pact between Nazi Germany and Stalinist Russia and find out why Roger calls Molotov a man with an ego but not very intelligent...
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Chris is joined by Jacqueline Reiter to talk about her new book "Quaicksilver Captain, The Improbable life of Sir Home Popham"
Expect Naval exploits, daring adventures, submarines and signal flags...
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Love the content here in mid-America. My hearing is worsening so it’s utterly crushing to find the audio quality is so dreadful, not even remotely professional. For example, I have to turn the levels up to understand the challenging Scottish guest discussing Alfred the Great - it’s one of the most unpleasant listening experiences ever. And I love scottish accents and Alfred! Akin to listening to Radio Moscow in the mid 80’s via shortwave I’m sorry to say.
some great episodes in a haystack of history. much like the history extra podcast, but less formal.
Love History Hack - always interesting, always fun. It’s history but not pompous.
History Hack is an amazing show presented smoothly by the wonderful Alexandra Churchill an the equally awesome Alina Nowobilska.
This dynamic duo interview an incredible bunch of talented historians specialising in everything from Tudor Women to Polish secret agents such as Agent Zo and everything in between.
Great fun.
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This podcast offers a lively exploration of various historical themes, featuring discussions that range from well-known figures to lesser-known events. The hosts frequently bring on experts and historians to provide insightful commentary on topics such as 17th century political dynamics, the complexities of famous historical figures like Tchaikovsky and Cromwell, and the societal implications of ancient practices. This program stands out for its engaging conversational style, often blending scholarly analysis with humor, making history accessible and enjoyable for a broad audience. Unique elements include its informal tone, the diversity of subjects covered, and the hosts' penchant for lively debates and personal anecdotes that enhance the ... more
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Recent guests on History Hack include:
1. Simon Morrison
2. Professor Ronald Hutton
3. Jacqueline Reiter
4. Henry Reece
5. Catherine Curzon
6. Marlo Avidon
7. Chris Kolonko-Weet
8. Annie Garthwaite
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