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 | 85 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | History |
In this episode we talk to Rebecca Clarke about her husband’s Grandfather Arnold Clarke who was on board HMS India when it was torpedoed and sunk in August 1915. Arnold was one of the survivors and was interned in a camp in neutral Norway. How did he... more
In this week’s podcast we travel to Lincolnshire for a very emotional ceremony at the site of a crashed Lancaster Bomber on the 80th anniversary of this awful incident. What happened on that day and who were those victims on board the Lancaster? We d... more
In this episode we travel to the Somme and follow in the footsteps of a Collingwood Aussie Rules Footballer, Percy Rowe. Percy went to France alongside his best mate Doc Seddon. He left behind his new wife Louie and newborn son. When Percy died of wo... more
In this episode we are taken on a guided walk from the Ulster Tower into the original trenches within Thiepval Woods where the 36th Ulster Division advanced from on the first day of the Battle of the Somme. We discover the stories of several soldiers... more
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I’m a Yank and ready love this podcast. I was lucky enough to live in England for a couple years and feel a real bond with the British people. Terry really brings these stories of the men who fought in the trenches to life. A must listen.
Having been interested in the Great War, spending many years visiting the world war 1 battle fields, this podcast gives the listener a real understanding and insight from the soldiers point of view. Walking the battlefields in which are now essentially fields reclaimed by years of farming, requires maps , some technology, but most importantly imagination. This podcast ignites that imagination, it enables you to stand at these immensely historic and sacred sights with the voices of the soldiers w... more
My name is James Rasmussen I have had two great uncles who served in the Great War one who served in English Regiments the other served in the 19 btn 1st AIF his first actions was at Bullecourt .I live in Umina Beach NSW and many streets near where I live are named after WW1 battles one is called Pozieres I pass it every day thank you for a fine podcast I have been to the battlefield and always remember it as I pass this Avenue
Thank you for an incredibly well researched and moving series. Each episode draws together the personal experiences of young men and women from all over the world. Their stories resonate across the Commonwealth still.
I really enjoy the Tales from the Battlefield podcast. I find myself riveted to the stories Terry shares about those that served in the Great War. The latest episode on brothers was fascinating. The podcast has really expanded my knowledge of the Great War and I also really appreciate the way Terry brings in the element of remembrance for those that fell. A magnificent podcast and a must listen for those interested in the Great War.
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