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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureHistoryDocumentary | |||

We went live to talk about the ongoing investigation and the papers exploring Andrew's appointment as trade representative. This episode is presented as recorded without major editing.
As William attempts to reassure the public that he is committed to the Church of England, others raise questions about his ability to serve as supreme governor.
The working Royals assembled to mark the centenary of Elizabeth II. But onlookers note ... more
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are rarely out of the news. Recent months have seen critics decry the "failure" of their commercial ventures. Harry has intervened in global politics and the duchess described herself as the most trolled woman of the ... more
We recap the latest events and reactions in the ever-unfolding drama around the former Duke of York. As revelations continue to surface we analyse the consequences for the wider Royal family and the legacy of Elizabeth II.
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Incredibly interesting blend of past and present.
I find this podcast extraordinary interesting as a keen history buff.
However the actual quality of listening is like hearing 2 blokes with a paper bag over their heads in a cupboard podcasting.
Surely this production can be improved!
Fun fun fun
I first found this podcast because of the abdication series, which I found incredibly interesting and then listened to the rest of the available episodes. If you enjoy learning about the Royals I would recommend this podcast as it come at the topic from an interesting perspective. Also, Streeter’s book on Prince Arthur was excellent.
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This show centers on royal history, constitutional nuance, and how modern media shapes public perception of the monarchy. Across episodes, hosts discuss current royal events, historical context, and high-profile interviews, often tying in legal, ceremonial, and political angles with accessible explanations. Notable strengths include clear, historical storytelling paired with contemporary relevance, plus thoughtful analysis of branding, titles, and public duties. A standout aspect is how history corners and current-event debates are woven together, offering both in-depth context and timely takes that appeal to both history buffs and general listeners curious about royal affairs.
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Royal History Geeks launched 2 years ago and published 36 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 Royal History Geeks include:
1. Philippa Lacey
2. Jason Loch
3. Lauren Johnson
4. Gareth Russell
5. Elizabeth Norton
6. Adrian Phillips
7. Dr. Owen Emmerson
8. Alison Weir
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