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 | 152 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | History |
In this special episode we join The Army Benevolent Fund’s “Frontline Walk” from the Somme to Ypres, via Vimy Ridge. As we follow the fundraisers’ we visit a vast German Cemetery near Arras and hear from a walker whose relative is buried along the ro... more
In this episode we continue the story of 6th Battalion of the Northamptonshire Regiment as they spend their first few months on the “quiet sector” of the Somme in 1915. We discover who their first casualty was and how the soldiers suffered with the m... more
In this episode we look at the very powerful and emotive stories of the children of the men that went off to World War 1 and never returned. How did they cope as young children? What happened to them in their adult lives? We hear from Ellen Elston wh... more
In this episode we commemorate the 110th anniversary of the Battle of Loos by talking to author Nigel Atter about the 8th Lincoln’s experience on the second day of the battle. We discuss how the Germans attacked them before they could go into action ... more
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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
This podcast is a well researched and informative addition to the material about the First World War.
Told with a sympathetic ear to the privations and sheer guts of the ordinary soldier.
Eager to hear more and keep up the good work.
Thorough, compassionate and a gift to all.
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Apple Podcasts | #217 |
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Focusing on the untold and personal stories of soldiers who served on the Western Front during World War I, this series explores the human experiences behind the historical narratives. Each episode presents a narrative about specific individuals, recounting their sacrifices, bravery, and the profound impact of war on their lives and families. Noteworthy themes include remembrance, personal histories, and the emotional resonance of these tales, all told through the lens of an experienced battlefield guide and researcher. This podcast seeks to illuminate the legacy of ordinary men and women while reflecting on the broader consequences of the conflict.
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Tales from the Battlefields launched 4 years ago and published 152 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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