
A fortnightly history podcast about the people, places, and events that have shaped the city of Sydney and its surrounds. Find us on facebook or instagram @storiesfromsydney
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In this episode, we explore the very earliest years of the colony in Sydney Cove by following the fates of two ships: Sirius and Supply. Join us as we learn about a struggling outpost on the brink of starvation, and the extreme lengths they would go ... more
In this particularly lengthy episode the boys chart the history of Sydney's drinking water from the well-known Tank Stream to the well-known Desal plant, with stop-offs at several obscure systems along the way. Jed's enthusiasm for the minutae of wat... more
We discuss the life of father of surfing Duke Kahanamoku and his trip to Australia in 1914, where he gave a surfing demonstration at Freshwater beach which popularised surfing in this country. Intertwined with the story of this legendary Hawaiian is ... more
This episode Jed digs up a history book that tells the story of one of colonial Sydney's early families.
Like so many others, Thomas West found himself in Sydney in 1801 as a guest of the crown. From inauspicious beginnings, West quickly established... more
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I love this show. The content is really interesting, the banter between the two hosts is just right, it is intelligent, thought provoking and well written. Thank you.
Please write more episodes. It’s amazing! 🤩
These guys paint an amazing mental picture. Not every episode is a subject I find particularly riveting, however these guys are an absolute pleasure to hear speak on historical subjects. The subtle humor often has me rolling on the floor. “I’m sorry, did you say he short himself in the head and then led the police on a high speed boat chase?”😂😂
Bing
Dover, Florida US
I’m endlessly frustrated that the water engineers and road engineers sat together in the same classroom in the past, and these smart cheeky conversations give me insight, perspective and entertainment in managing my frustrations. Thank you dudes
Love this podcast. Really interesting hearing about the people and places of the past in Sydney. Really well researched and delivered. The presenters are great and I am looking forward to lots more episodes! THANK YOU! 💜
Love learning about Sydney from two such respectful people, beautiful clear voices too.
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A history podcast focuses on the rich tapestry of Sydney's past, exploring influential figures, significant events, and the city's evolving cultural landscape. From maritime endeavors of the First Fleet to the engineering marvels that define its infrastructure, the discussions emphasize the interplay between historical narratives and contemporary experiences. Notable episodes spotlight various elements such as Sydney’s early water sources, surfing culture, and the whaling industry, all presented with an engaging format that weaves humor and insightful anecdotes. The intriguing blend of storytelling and informative content makes every episode both entertaining and educational for those interested in local history and culture.
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