
How do we know what we know about Titanic?
The Titanic Provenance Files is a Titanic history podcast that goes beyond retelling the familiar story to investigate the evidence behind RMS Titanic.
Through artifacts, documents, eyewitness testimony, photographs, books, films, and conversations with leading Titanic researchers, host Damon Henrichs traces how the history was discovered, disputed, re... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

What happens when a historical investigation takes on a life of its own?
In this special midseason edition of The Titanic Provenance Files, host Damon Henrichs reflects on the surprising directions Titanic research can take, and how questions raised... more
What can two small Titanic artifacts reveal about the people aboard the ship?
In this episode of The Titanic Provenance Files, host Damon Henrichs speaks with Swedish Titanic historian, author, and ethnologist Claes-Göran Wetterholm about two remark... more
We have a name!
In an earlier Case Note, The Titanic Provenance Files investigated the anonymous letter reproduced by Walter Lord in A Night to Remember, accusing an unnamed male Titanic survivor of cowardice and of escaping after disguising himself... more
Eight Chinese passengers boarded RMS Titanic. Six survived. So why did their story nearly disappear from Titanic history?
In this episode of The Titanic Provenance Files, Damon Henrichs talks with Steven Schwankert, author of The Six: The Untold Sto... more
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Great episode with Don Lynch, instilling my confidence in this show and what’s to come! Looking forward to more.
Examining the wreck through individual items is a cool and unique idea!
I'm super excited to see what comes with this podcast. There are several EXCELLENT podcasts out there exploring Titanic, but this one will explore objects and artifacts related to Titanic, and tell its story outward from there. Very cool.
Can't wait for the first episode to comeout!
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The show takes a rigorous, artifact-driven approach to Titanic history, tracing how clues from documents, photographs, eyewitness accounts, and artifacts shape what we know about the night of the disaster. Each Case File centers on a single object or thread, using archival sleuthing and primary sources to test narratives, uncover provenance, and illuminate how memories are made and revised. The format emphasizes careful sourcing, transparent reasoning, and conversations with researchers to explore how evidence travels from archives to public memory. A standout trait is its object-focused storytelling, which often reveals unexpected connections and reframes familiar Titanic stories through the lens of provenance and material evidence.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Claes-Göran Wetterholm
2. Steven Schwankert
3. Mark Chirnside
4. Veronica Hinke
5. Don Lynch
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