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The Untitled History Podcast

Gareth Edwards
War Of 1812
Seven Years' War
Dead Sea Scrolls
English Language
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Alfred Redl
Cats On Ships
Civil War
Boston Massacre
Highwaymen
Holy Roman Empire
Reichswehr
Britain
Battle Of Quiberon Bay
Post-Roman Britain
Robin Hood
Naval History
Eurovision Song Contest
Hitler
Spionkop

Deep dives into history’s fascinating rabbit holes. Untitled History Podcast is the podcast that takes you beyond the textbooks to explore the untold stories of the ancient and modern worlds. Join Gareth Edwards and a lineup of world-leading experts that lifts the lid on famous episodes and obscure global events alike. Do you like our podcast? Then please leave us a review, it helps us a lot! Host... more

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In the aftermath of the First Crusade, four Christian kingdoms were established in the near east. In this episode we explore the history of the Crusader States, and the many myths that surround them.

Edessa, Antioch, Tripoli and Jerusalem. Four Chri... more

In 1740, Samuel Richardson published Pamela, a novel purporting to be the letters of a young woman. In 1748, he followed this up with Clarissa, written on the same principle.

Richardson’s subjects were fake. But the activity he showed them engaging i... more

In 1975, three young men sat in a grotty flat in West London decided to launch a games company. Over the next few years, they would find themselves at the centre of the growing revolution in roleplay, and then miniature gaming. Today, we’re going to ... more

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His name was Robyn

Hode

These are the opening words to The Gest of Robin Hood, first published by Wynkin de Worde in written form in 1506. They represent the firs... more

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Recent Guests

Jordan Sorcery
Warhammer historian and documentarian
YouTube historian, Jordan Sorcery
Episode: Episode 24: How Games Workshop changed the world with Jordan Sorcery
Madeline Odont
architectural and cultural historian
Independent historian specializing in medieval Britain
Episode: Episode 23: Robin Hood: The Truth Behind the Myth
Rebecca Simon
Historian of the Golden Age of Piracy
California State University, Northridge
Episode: Episode 22: How Piracy Actually Worked
Lauren Working
Historian at the University of York
University of York
Episode: Episode 21: America’s Influence on Tudor England
Lucy Jane Santos
Historian, writer and consultant specializing in beauty, science, technology, popular entertainment, and nightlife
Independent historian and author
Episode: Episode 20: When Radium Was Put in Everything
Tupá Guerra
Brazilian historian specializing in Demons of the Dead Sea Scrolls
Independent historian/podcaster (Uma Tupá No Tempo) and host
Episode: Episode 19: Demonology and the Dead Sea Scrolls
Katie Turner
Historian of Second Temple Judaism and New Testament Reception
Independent historian / researcher
Episode: Episode 18: Everyday Clothing in Roman Judea
Alex Harvey
Historian and archaeologist, author of The Little Kingdoms
Author; Historian
Episode: Episode 17: The Forgotten Kingdoms That Vanished: Britain After Rome
Dr. Alex Clarke
Naval historian
Independent historian; author and educator
Episode: Episode 16: Antarctica: The Nazi Whale Oil Mission

Host

Gareth Edwards
Host of The Untitled History Podcast; frequent collaborator with Battle Guide; handles narrative framing and guest coordination.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 62 ratings
  • Interesting and well done

    This is a good show. The host is choosing interesting and unusual things he clearly knows something about and is interested in. It’s a good sign when a podcast is bringing in knowledgeable guests to discuss the topic.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BashuChee
    Ireland2 months ago
  • Great history!

    Pigeons on ships - yes please! Recently discovered this podcast so now working my way through the episodes. So far, all are really high standard, detailed and with so much to learn.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DeCive2023
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • The truly esoteric things

    I’ve been following Gareth for years on the socials, and when he announced a podcast, I smashed “subscribe”. The podcasts have been beyond my expectations. The guests provide so much detail, and it’s all fascinating stuff.

    I’m ADHD so I’m all about the minute details, and this ticks all the boxes. Who else would talk about the traditions of cats on ships? From a necessity for vermin control to a tradition, even being awarded medals.

    Subscribe, you will not be disappointed.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    zarchasmpgmr
    United States3 months ago
  • Always fascinating discussions. I learn a lot from each episode

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Pete Stanton
    4 months ago
  • Love this!

    Brilliant, could listen endlessly.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sdotg123
    United Kingdom4 months ago

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Guests bring high expertise, with detailed, fascinating topics.

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#239
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#90
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Apple Podcasts
#129
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Apple Podcasts
#187
South Africa/History

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 22: How Piracy Actually Worked
Q: What role did pardons play in winding down piracy, and was Woods Rogers effective in Nassau?
Pardons offered by authorities and backed by royal decrees allowed pirates to surrender, receive compensation, and reveal others; Woods Rogers aggressively used this approach in Nassau, contributing to a decline in organized piracy, though it was not a complete or immediate stop.
Episode 22: How Piracy Actually Worked
Q: How did the Articles differ from standard ship rules, and why did pirates keep them informal rather than signing a document?
Pirate Articles were standard rules common to many ships, but pirates added unique provisions on distribution of loot and discipline; they typically swore oaths rather than signing papers to avoid implicating hostages and associates, and to keep governance practical on the ship.
Episode 19: Demonology and the Dead Sea Scrolls
Q: Why is the demonology in the scrolls not a single organized system, and what does that say about antiquity?
Demonology in the scrolls is fragmented and context-dependent, with many terms and roles evolving across texts; this reflects a plural, interconnected religious landscape rather than a single doctrinal system, showing how beliefs spread through travel and exchange.
Episode 19: Demonology and the Dead Sea Scrolls
Q: What do the Dead Sea Scrolls reveal about how daily life and spirituality were intertwined in Second Temple Judaism?
They show a society where prayers, incantations, and protective practices were embedded in everyday activities—births, illness, travel, and even ordinary routines—illustrating a fluid boundary between religious belief and daily life.
Episode 10: Battle of Quiberon Bay: France’s Doomed Invasion
Q: How did Hawke's tactics shape the outcome of the battle?
Hawke shifted from a traditional battle line to aggressive pursuit, coordinated with weather and seamanship to close with the French, disrupt their formation, and concentrate firepower on key ships, which, combined with the storm and skilled crews, prevented the French from mounting an effective defense and breaking the blockade.

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8. Alex Harvey

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