
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 | 191 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

In this episode we learn about the famous Chaplain Woodbine Willie and how he buried the 2 Crutchley brothers who had died together during a trench raid. Who was he and how did he provide comfort to the bereaved parents back home? And we also visit t... more
In this episode we discover the tragic stories of 2 soldiers, one from London and one from Australia, who both died from the effects of German trench mortar fire. But not during a famous battle. These were incidents that happened during a quiet perio... more
This episode was recorded at the Menin Gate in Ypres last week. We look at the stories of several soldiers remembered on the memorial; Boer War veterans who fell in action on Halloween 1914, during the 1st Battle of Ypres. And we look at the sad stor... more
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
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Absolutely love, love, love these podcasts. I listen daily on my dog walks everyday. There’s always something new to learn in them. It’s so good to get the personal stories which makes it all seem much more real. Many a time I walk with tears in my eyes from some of the stories.
Terry recently helped me find out a lot more info about my Great Uncle Horace who was killed during WW1. His passion and knowledge is unrivalled, his research unbelievably detailed and this all comes across in the podcasts. A must-listen as I walk my dog every morning.
I didn’t know what this pod cast was going to be at all really but I have so enjoyed your telling of these stories.
I found the podcast by chance and was so engrossed that I felt quite miffed when I got interrupted. I see there are a few for me to catch up with. Thanks for sharing these stories.
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👍
Once again a great podcast from Terry a must listen for anyone interested in WW1 keep up the great work
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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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