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The Napoleonic Wars Podcast

Zack White
Napoleonic Wars
Napoleon Bonaparte
Battle Of Waterloo
Battle Of the Glorious 1st Of June
French Revolutionary Wars
Waterloo Campaign
Duke Of Wellington
Villaret-Joyeuse
Naval Intelligence
Lord Howe
British Royal Navy
French Navy
Naval Tactics
Battle Of the Nile
Battle Of Berezina
Waterloo
French Army
Russian Campaign Of 1812
Wellington
French Revolution

Who was Napoleon Bonaparte? What was his legacy on history? And why, more than 200 years later, does the conflict which he gave his name to still matter? Join award-winning Napoleonic historians Dr Zack White, Dr Luke Reynolds, Liam Telfer and Josh Redden as they host Europe's leading show devoted to the American War of Independence, French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars. From interviews with lead... more

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The Battle of Assaye has been called Arthur Wellesley’s first great victory, a clash that set the stage for his later fame as the Duke of Wellington. Outnumbered six to one by the mighty Maratha Confederacy, Wellesley’s 6,500 men faced a storm of can... more

Ready to blast through the walls of Napoleonic history? In this pounding episode of the Napoleonic Wars Podcast, we talk to Dr Zack White about his edited collection An Unavoidable Evil - Siege Warfare in the Age of Napoleon. Discover how the era of ... more

Have you ever wondered how Britain’s redcoats marched across Europe with full bellies, coin in their pockets, and plenty of ammunition? In this episode, award winning historian Professor Kevin Linch returns to our British Army series to help us break... more

Why did Britain break its mould with the Waterloo medal? Were medals really that rare? And why do they matter?

Expert auctioneer Robert Wilde-Evans joins Luke and Zack to discuss how you tell the real ones from the fakes, and what a Waterloo medal r... more

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Robert Wilde-Evans
Associate fellow of the Royal Historical Society and expert in orders and decorations and medals
Spink and Son
Episode: Waterloo Medals
Gemma Shearwood
PhD candidate at York University and expert on art history and imperial commemoration
York University
Episode: Napoleonic Monuments: The Committee of Taste
Eleanor Janega
Historian specializing in sexuality, propaganda, and apocalypticism.
Host of the Going Medieval podcast, author of the book 'Once and Future Sex'
Episode: Sex, lust and flirting in the Napoleonic Era
Dr. Graeme Callister
Lecturer at York St John University, Chair of the Napoleonic and Revolutionary War Graves Charity, Author
York St John University
Episode: Eylau: Napoleon’s Bloody Stalemate in the Snow
John Gill
Historian specializing in Napoleonic military history
Episode: Napoleon’s Armies of the Confederation of the Rhine
Natalee Garrett
Lecturer at the Open University focusing on public opinion, the press, and social elites in 18th century Europe.
The Open University
Episode: Scandal and Family: Queen Charlotte
Terry Crowdy
Author with a specialist interest in irregular warfare and intelligence.
Episode: The French Light Infantry
Matt Taylor
British civil servant and author of Black Redcoats, The Corps of Colonial Marines, 1814 to 16
Pen and Sword
Episode: Black Redcoats - The final chapter
Alex Burns
Assistant Professor of History at Franciscan University of Steubenville
Franciscan University of Steubenville
Episode: Infantry in Battle - An 18th Century War of War Special

Hosts

Dr. Luke Reynolds
Co-host with expertise in historical narratives and engaging discussions.
Dr. Zack White
Co-host with a strong focus on military history, particularly the Napoleonic Wars.
Liam Telfer
Host and contributor, bringing a unique perspective on historical discussions and debates.
Josh Redden
Co-host known for his engaging banter and historical insights.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 587 ratings
  • Fascinating, illuminating, entertaining

    As a lay person I have been following this pod for four months now and have learnt a huge amount about the period while being thoroughly entertained by the hosts, guests and different formats. Thank you so much.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bob 00000000000000000
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Too much chatter

    Stop all the blabbering and focus on history. So boring, they keep talking and talking. Ugh

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    bsbshdhdhdbdbdbdb
    United States3 months ago
  • Great podcast — but unfair to some of the marshalate

    This is a great podcast. Probably the best out there on the British side of the Napoleonic and Revolutionary Wars.

    That said, there are some gaps when discussing the French side of the conflict, especially outside the peninsula. I was more than a little surprised by the characterization of Ney’s rearguard in Russia as being bungled. Most of the blame there surely lies with Napoleon for giving orders that left Ney three days march behind the head of the army, and at least some blame has to go t... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AmherstStudent12
    United States3 months ago
  • Great stuff!

    Love this podcast and all the meandering but insightful interviews and discussions! Great for deep dives into Napoleonic topics!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mcarna
    United States3 months ago
  • Engaging, accessible and super informative

    I’m new to the podcast so am going to enjoy going through all the previous episodes! Fantastically presented with really engaging guests. I massively recommend to all fellow Napoleonic comrades!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wary cat
    United Kingdom3 months ago

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Waterloo Medals
Q: What are the most interesting and important parts of the legacy of the Waterloo Medal?
It sets a precedent for awarding medals to all ranks, which continues to this day.
Waterloo Medals
Q: What does British medal culture look like in May of 1815?
Overall, it's pretty poor in the grand scheme of things. There's nothing available really for other ranks or indeed officers basically below the rank of major.
Wars of Revolution and Empire: The People's Perspective
Q: How do views of the Revolution and the War differ in Ayrshire and Worcestershire?
The correspondence reflects their distinct regional perspectives, with Wodrow's concerns rooted in the conservative, Church of Scotland viewpoint, while Kenrick's dissenting background favors a radical approach to issues of reform and revolution.
Napoleonic Monuments: The Committee of Taste
Q: How did the Committee's composition influence the types of monuments created?
The committee included politicians and artists, allowing a blend of political and aesthetic decisions regarding who and what was memorialized.
Napoleonic Monuments: The Committee of Taste
Q: What was the Committee of Taste, and how does it relate to national monuments?
It was an established committee responsible for determining national monuments, ensuring they reflected the taste of the age and promoting national pride.

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4. Dr. Graeme Callister
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