A podcast hosted by Dr Tom Thorpe on all aspects of the Great War from the UK's leading First World War history society The Western Front Association (www.westernfrontassociation.com).
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 377 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryEducation |
Cameron Telch, a doctoral candidate in Educational Studies at Mount Saint Vincent University, discusses the underrepresentation of shell shock in Canadian war museums. He shares two important archival discoveries—a 1919 Canadian film and a 1958 Ameri... more
Professor Gary Sheffield compares and contrasts the experience of the London Territorial Force in the First and Second World Wars. He explores the evolution of its role, structure and public image across the two conflicts, offering fresh insights int... more
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Episode 300 with John, Jonathan and Alex was excellent. Intelligent and scholarly without being pompous or elite.
This podcast has some really interesting episodes, some appear a few months after other podcasters have produced similar content.
The main issue is the sound quality is appalling, mostly recordings of telephone conversations or zoom calls … who knows. Up your game.
Although I listen regularly and enjoy these podcasts I wish Tom Thorpe would engage more with his guests. Always the same introduction and no responses from him to their answers. He almost seems disinterested.
Some contributors are very knowledgeable, articulate & thoroughly worth listening to. Others I’m afraid are less so.
I appreciate that Tom Thorpe is based in Ulster but there is a bias towards having Irish contributors & Irish-centric topics far beyond what would be expected if the distribution of discussions represented the myriad of Great War subjects available.
Perhaps the podcast more represents the Western Front Association, somethings good, some mediocre & some occasionally poor & ill t... more
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Focusing on the multifaceted aspects of the Great War, this podcast provides listeners with deep insights into various historical topics related to World War I. It features expert guests who discuss military history, personal narratives, and significant societal impacts of the war. Episodes cover a range of subjects, including military technology, periodicals published during the war, and the roles played by various battalions and individuals. The unique blend of firsthand accounts and scholarly research sets this podcast apart, making it a comprehensive resource for history enthusiasts and those interested in understanding the complexities of the Great War.
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Mentioned in Dispatches launched 9 years ago and published 377 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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Recent guests on Mentioned in Dispatches include:
1. Cameron Telch
2. Professor Gary Sheffield
3. Dr. John Peaty
4. Dr. Brad Ulrich
5. Dr. Jake Gasson
6. Terry Whenham
7. Sarah Paterson
8. Philipp Cross
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