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The Story Isn’t Over: History from the Margins

Ramblings of a Sikh
World War I
India
Bollywood
Germany
3HO
Indian Cinema
Erich Von Falkenhayn
Russia
Child Abuse
Cultural Influence
Global Cinema
Fritz Fisher
Indofilia
Yogi Bhajan
East India Company
Colonialism
Post-Colonial India
Film Studies
The Treaty Of Versailles
Schlieffen Plan

The Story Isn’t Over: History from the Margins is a podcast from Amar Singh, aka Ramblings of a Sikh. Historians, artists, journalists, activists and culture-makers join wide ranging conversations that unearth forgotten histories, expose modern scandals and rethink the stories we thought we knew. We spotlight empire, resistance, migration, pop culture, faith, music, community memory and more, trac... more

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In this episode I sit down with Shuranjeet Singh, founder of Taraki and one of the leading voices on Punjabi mental health in the UK.

We have an open and grounded conversation about masculinity, youth, community trauma and why mainstream mental heal... more

In this conversation with Harleen Singh — author of The Lost Heer — we dive into the forgotten voices of Punjabi women.

From widowed rulers who stood against invaders and the British, to the folk songs, recipes and textiles that carried memory and r... more

In 1945, the world celebrated Allied victory in World War II — but across Asia, the war didn’t end. It simply changed shape, sparking new battles for freedom and the end of empire.

In this episode, historian Phil Craig joins Ramblings of a Sikh to d... more

In this fascinating episode, we are joined by Professor Stephen Morillo, a renowned historian and leading expert on medieval warfare. Together, we explore the strategies, cultures, and justifications that shaped how wars were fought during the mediev... more

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Recent Guests

Stephen Morillo
Historian specializing in medieval warfare and cultural analysis.
Cambridge Medieval History
Episode: Decoding Medieval Warfare | Professor Stephen Morillo
Satnam Singh
Author and historian focusing on Sikh history and political identity
Author of The Road to Empire
Episode: The Road To Empire with Satnam Singh
Brian Villamoore
Anthropology Associate Professor from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Episode: The History of Everything? | Professor Brian Villmoare
Sathnam Sanghera
Brilliant author who explores British imperialism and its impacts
Author, journalist
Episode: The Shocking Legacy of British Imperialism EXPOSED
Professor Peter Stanley
Distinguished military historian from Australia with a focus on Indian military history.
University of New South Wales
Episode: Gallipoli's Darkest Secret: What Happened to Indian Soldiers During WWI | Professor Peter Stanley
G.S. Nawepindiya
Punjabi songwriter and cultural figure
Episode: What G.S. Nawepindiya's Music Career Can Teach You About Sikh History?
Sam Dalrymple
Historian, storyteller and author of "Shattered Lands: The Five Partitions of India"
Episode: The Fascinating Truth About India's Multiple Partitions! 🌏
John Belchem
Emirates professor at the University of Liverpool, author of Before the Windrush
University of Liverpool
Episode: Before the Windrush | John Belcham
Davinder Singh Toor
Co-curator of the Ranjit Singh Sikh Warrior King exhibition
Wallace Collection
Episode: What Secrets Lie Hidden Inside the Maharaja Ranjit Singh Exhibition?

Host

Amar Singh
Host of multiple history-focused projects, embracing an exploration of aspects often overlooked in traditional narratives. He engages in cross-disciplinary discussions, blending research with personal reflections.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 128 ratings
  • Thanks

    Hey , Thanks for creating the podcast , I think it’s helping the community a lot

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    misldarsingh
    Netherlands3 years ago
  • Must Listen. Engaging. A Treasure of Knowledge.

    These podcasts have been incredible. I feel like there’s never a dull minute on the podcasts. I’ve learnt things that have inspired me and changed my perception about so many things related to Sikh history and philosophy. The talks are raw, natural and organic, no stone is unturned on the subject matter.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lotusingh
    Australia4 years ago
  • Very informative podcast

    I have listened to the podcast for a while now, and it keeps me consistently coming back for more. I continue to expand my knowledge due to the amazing guests you interview. You ask those important questions that most don’t delve into. Thanks so much for making these informative podcasts, and keep up with the excellent work. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    🌸 DeepKaur 🌸
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Thank you.

    I am so thankful to waheguru that I came across this podcast series. I have been looking to learn more about Sikh history but due to lack of resources I was not able to read to get knowledge. Thank you so much for putting it podcast, it’s amazing seva that you are doing for the Sikhi. Keep the good work and waheguru will make us more wiser day by day so that we all can contribute as well.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sony Dhak
    Canada4 years ago
  • Providing a different perspective....

    The first episode caught me off guard with the topic of the Anandpur Darbar and the scholarly history of the Sikhs. Great informative extracts in these episodes!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Prabhpreet Singh Bassi
    Canada5 years ago

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The podcast is recognized as a vital resource for learning about alternative histories and underrepresented narratives, often receiving praise for its informative and compelling storytelling.
Listeners appreciate the thought-provoking discussions and the depth of content, often highlighting the engaging nature of the conversations.
Many find the exploration of diverse historical perspectives enriching and comprehend how they connect to current societal issues.

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The Lost Heer: What's the Real History of Women in Colonial Punjab? Harleen Singh
Q: If a listener picks up your book after listening to this, what is one character or particular chapter that you think is one that they would love the most and why?
Singh highlighted the first chapter about widowed chieftainesses who played pivotal roles during British colonization, showcasing their struggles and agency.
The Lost Heer: What's the Real History of Women in Colonial Punjab? Harleen Singh
Q: How do we understand women's lives through these pieces, considering we can't really rely on texts alone?
Singh explained that textiles and folk songs serve as crucial sources for understanding women's experiences and emotions.
The Lost Heer: What's the Real History of Women in Colonial Punjab? Harleen Singh
Q: What drew you to that history?
Singh was intrigued by her family's connection to Partition and the differing narratives of men and women regarding this historical event.
WWII’s Hidden Aftermath: How Victory Betrayed Millions | Historian Phil Craig
Q: What is the challenge in connecting such varied theatres under one narrative?
The connection comes from instinctively knowing how to weave these stories together while maintaining reader engagement, yet I did cut a lot to avoid complicating things further.
WWII’s Hidden Aftermath: How Victory Betrayed Millions | Historian Phil Craig
Q: How does 1945 reveal the gap between wartime promises and the actual colonial realities?
Governments will often take the line of least resistance to maximize income, even if it means breaking promises about self-determination, reflecting a mindset entrenched in imperialism.

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A rich tapestry of history and cultural storytelling comes alive through engaging conversations that explore forgotten themes and narratives shaping contemporary identities. Episodes feature a diverse array of guests including historians, artists, and activists who dive deep into topics such as empire, migration, community memory, and the cultural implications of these histories. Unique in its approach, the content often challenges traditional historical narratives and highlights the ongoing relevance of historical discourse in current societal contexts. Listeners can expect insightful dialogues that shed light on both personal experiences and broader historical movements, making it a valuable resource for those interested in understanding ... more

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