The programme that explains the present by exploring the past.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 398 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
One of the first recorded examples of a marriage ceremony is dated more than four thousand years ago in Mesopotamia. And it seems that through the ages, weddings have never lost their appeal. The global wedding industry is today worth billions of dol... more
When magazines first emerged, they were the preserve of an elite who could afford to pay for them. But as time went on, the cost of paper fell, printing technology became more streamlined, literacy improved and would-be publishers spotted an opportun... more
The speed with which cinema caught the public’s imagination is remarkable. The first film screenings took place in the 1890s and just two decades later, in the US alone there were thousands of nickelodeons and other spaces where you could watch a mov... more
The quality of customer service can make or break a company. That has always been true but the kind of customer experience we now expect when things go wrong with our purchases is vastly different from what we wanted half a century ago. 1960s answeri... more
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I enjoyed the history of the teenagers
What’s happened to The Forum? We used to hear expert discussion and now it’s at least half a call-in show with listeners. What a disappointment, but the archive is still available, thankfully.
The recent forum on Telling the time was quite interesting but did not cover the Chinese day, week, month, years.
A huge oversight when the forum is usually careful to be not too westernised.
Mobile phones, deep fakes and pets isn’t exactly why I listen to this pod. Those topics seem better suited to other programmes. I’m missing famous historical figures, writers, politicians etc.
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Apple Podcasts | #240 |
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Content typically revolves around the exploration of societal issues through historical lenses, with discussions highlighting the evolution of various cultural phenomena. Commonly, episodes address themes including the significance of nostalgia, the impact of customer service, and the role of public libraries in the digital age. Notable features of the content include expert insights and the inclusion of listener anecdotes, fostering a rich dialogue around the relevance of historical context in understanding contemporary issues. This podcast is particularly marked by its diverse range of topics, ensuring engaging content that appeals to listeners interested in history, culture, and social commentary.
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1. In Our Time
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The Forum launched 17 years ago and published 398 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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Recent guests on The Forum include:
1. Shanaya Arora
2. Vicki Howard
3. Marie Haverly
4. Jo Causon
5. Matthew Marino
6. Premilla D'Cruz
7. Ernesto Noronha
8. Dr. Agnes Arnold-Forster
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