
Podcast telling the unheard stories of men who served on the Western Front during World War 1. Listen to the stories of soldiers told by Terry Whenham, battlefield guide and researcher. I have been researching these stories for over 20 years and can now share incredible experiences of ordinary men and women. Who were these soldiers? How did they die? What is their legacy? How do we remember them?
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 188 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

In this week’s episode we travel to the Passchendaele battlefield and discover previously untold stories about 2 boys from the opposite ends of the world, who were killed in action in this infamous battle. Neil Newsum was a bespectacled student from ... more
On 18th July 1914, a school cricket match was played in Holt, North Norfolk. By the end of the Great War, 11 of the 24 players who took part were dead, victims of the Great War. This is their story. We follow the story of 2 brothers who played in the... more
In this episode we travel to Twickenham, the home of English Rugby, to meet up with the families of 2 England Rugby internationals who died together, on the same day, 9th August 1916 at Guillemont on the Somme battlefield. The families had been intro... more
In this episode we look at the incredible story of a man who gave up his job as a Rector in a village church to serve on the Western Front. Kenelm Swallow arrived on the Somme battlefield in the mud of November 1916. We follow his journey from the So... more
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I always tune in from the antipodes for my tales from the battlefields expertly narrated by Terry.
Being originally from the motherland and doing some research on relatives who served in WW1 this series is a must listen to podcast.
Keep up the excellent work👍
I’ve only recently come to this excellent podcast series. The Great War has some resonance as two of my Great uncle’s died during the conflict, one killed in action, one from Spanish Flu at the end of the war. Also my Grandfather fought in both world wars & was gassed during WW1 suffering with chest problems for the rest of his life.
There are a couple of podcasts dealing with this conflict but I’ve found this one is the only one to cover it from a truly human standpoint which helps me understa... more
I have been catching up on all of the episodes since finding this podcast as few months ago and love the way Terry mixes the history with the untold personal stories. It is clear that this means so much to a man who devotes so much time and effort to the memory of these people and I really commend that this podcast focuses more on the individual story than the mass matter of fact.
I know how hard doing interviews is, especially online, but would encourage trying not to talk over guests or fin... more
It’s not about the history, it’s about the stories! And this is what Terry brings. Greets from a volunteer at the Last Post, CWGC…..
This is an excellent series of podcasts. They are clearly very well researched and Terry brings the episodes alive with personal stories about specific individuals as well as general details about the units and the battles.
It’s the personal stories which make them special for me and the empathic way they are delivered really makes you think about the impact of the Great War on individuals and families.
My only gripe about this podcast is that it’s costing me a fortune in books. Terry, pleas... more
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A narrative-driven history show that brings the Western Front to life through immersive field visits, personal letters, and family memories. Episodes weave together on-site battlefield storytelling with archival references, memorials, and intimate portraits of soldiers and their communities. Listeners can expect detailed site walking tours, emotionally resonant individual stories, and thoughtful reflections on memory, sacrifice, and remembrance. A notable strength is the host's hands-on, guided-tour approach that blends research with living history, often centering descendants and family connections to past events.
What stands out is the sustained emphasis on human experiences over broad military milestones, plus a consistent thread of pil... more
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