
Invisible Hands - The American Century. David Dimbleby introduces the story of how America became a superpower through the invisible hands who made it happen.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 130 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

March 1965 Vietnam. American fighter jets are taking off to bomb munitions depot in the North. A few days later, American ground troops arrive in the jungle. They would stay there for almost a decade, dropping more bombs on Vietnam than in all theatr... more
1953 Tehran. An American diplomat called Kermit Roosevely III rides through the city’s streets on his way to see the Shah of Iran. Although he can’t see anything because he’s riding in the boot covered in a Persian carpet. He doesn’t want to be seen ... more
A man wakes up in the middle of the night in Moscow. He is sick. Shivery. Feverish. But he has a mission. A mission that will end up changing the course of world history.
After World War Two was over, America was ready for peace. And to continue wo... more
This is the story of the most important person you've probably never heard of. The man who made the dollar the centre of the world. And America along with it.
His name is Harry Dexter White and, as an economist at the Treasury, he had a vision of h... more
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This program frequently explores big questions about history, identity, and culture through rigorous storytelling and expert voices. Recent episodes center on how national myths and collective memory shape identity (with football, literature, and history as lenses), and occasionally bring in on-the-ground perspectives from journalists, historians, and first-hand witnesses. Notably, guests with scholarly context, investigative rigor, or transformative personal experiences tend to appear, offering nuanced takes that push beyond simple narratives. A standout trait is the blend of cultural critique with deep storytelling, often framed by sharp analysis and memorable historical moments that illuminate how the past continues to echo in the presen... more
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Recent guests on The History Podcast include:
1. Stephen Kinzer
2. Kermit Roosevelt III
3. Kim Cattrall
4. James Boughton
5. Ben Steele
6. David Baddiel
7. Maisie Adam
8. Danny Finkelstein
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