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Well That Aged Well

Well that Aged Well
Christianization
Dante's Inferno
Byzantium
Eastern Roman Empire
Mercia
Fall Of Constantinople
Roman Empire
Crusades
Anglo-Saxon England
World War I
Food and Drink
Ottoman Empire
Council Of Chalcedon
Justinian I
King Penda
Charles II
Festivities
Medieval History
Vikings
Lady Æthelflaed

In this podcast we interview historians about new topics every week ranging from Ancient Rome to pre historic era to modern history. I myself am not an academic but I always been fascinated by history and always enjoy learning about it. I am trying to make history fun and enjoyable and hopefully you will learn smomething too. New episodes coming out every week on "Well That Aged Well". With "Erlen... more

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THIS WEEK! We are joined by Gabriel Garcia, And we discuss the decisive war in the 16th Century between the Newly unified Japan, and Korea. How would this war define The Choson Peninsula for the next four centuries? How would this war cause the decli... more

THIS WEEK! We release part 2 of our 2 part series on The People Behind Napoleon. In part 1 we mainly focused on Napoleons Rise to Power, and his imidiate family, where we ended with Police Inspector Fouche. But this week we take a look at some of the... more

THIS WEEK! We are joined by Graaeme Callister, and we discuss the men behind Napoleon. In this 2 part sereis we will look at the men behind Napoleon. And in part 1 we begin with the rise of Napleon to power, and the importance of his family, from his... more

THIS WEEK! We are joined by my good friend, and comedian Aaron T. White. And we discuss both modern politics, and how recent events feels like history is repeating itself. (Or as the saying goes: It rhymes!). Find out all this, and much more on "Well... more

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Recent Guests

Jack Bowsher
Historian and author of 'Thunder Run: Mactila, 1945'
Episode: Episode 246: Thunder Run. The Battle Of Meiktila. Burma 44. With Jack Bowsher
Lindsay Powell
Historian and author specializing in Roman history
Episode: Episode 245: Tiberius. Rise Of An Emperor. With Lindsay Powell
Annie Whitehead
Historian and author focusing on Anglo-Saxon history and historical fiction
Author and historian
Episode: Episode 244: Never Have I Ever. History Edition. With Annie Whitehead
Robert Gerwarth
Historian specializing in modern European history, particularly the aftermath of World War I.
Episode: Episode 243: Why The Great War Did Not End In 1918. With Robert Gerwarth.
Robert Ferguson
Author of Norway's War, 1940-1945
Episode: Episode 241: Norways War. 1940-1945: A Peoples Struggle Against The Nazi Tyrrany. With Robert Ferguson
Patrice Dabrowsk
Episode: Episode 240: Poland The First 1000 Years. Part 2. With Patrice Dabrowsk
Patrice Dabrowski
Author of 'Poland, The First 1000 Years'
Episode: Episode 239: Poland. The First 1000 Years. Part 1. With Patrice Dabrowski
Tristan Hughes
The Ancient Historian and author of The Perdicas Years
History Hit
Episode: Episode 238: The Perdicas Years 323-320 BC. With Tristan Hughes
David Parnell
Historian and author, known for his works on Procopius and Byzantine history.
Episode: Episode 237: David Parnell Returns: Procopius, And The Secret History

Host

Erlend Hedegart
Host of the show, presenting candid discussions with historians and providing a platform for exploring diverse historical topics in an engaging manner.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 39 ratings
  • I love listening to them talk about the movies of my youth. it gives me a new look at them, and helps me decide whether or not to show my kids my childhood faves. we usually do, and it leads to some interesting conversations. keep up the good work!

    Audible
    5
    Tali Mullins
    United Statesa year ago
  • I love this podcast!

    I love listening to them talk about the movies of my youth. it gives me a new look at them, and helps me decide whether or not to show my kids my childhood faves. we usually do, and it leads to some interesting conversations. keep up the good work!

    Audible
    5
    Tali Mullins
    United Statesa year ago
  • Hard to understand the host

    I really do appreciate the host effort and his selection of historians to interview. However, his accent is very hard to comprehend. Also, his mic is not the best.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Sir Claudius
    Brazila year ago
  • My new favourite

    I love the host of this podcast. He is such a good interviewer, always has an understanding of the history subject and the guest as well. The questions that he asks make the interview so thorough, I always learn something new each episode. Even if it’s a topic I already know well. Thank you so much to the creator of the podcast, it’s clear that so much hard work goes into making it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chels131995
    Canada2 years ago
  • Amazing depth and variety

    Erlende the host apparently works tirelessly to get historians to come onto the podcast and discuss all kinds of fascinating topics. If you like history, you’ll love this.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Grumpy Jem
    United Kingdom3 years ago

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Some feedback indicates that the host's accent may be challenging for some listeners, but overall, his interviewing skills are praised for their thoroughness and thoughtfulness.
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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 241: Norways War. 1940-1945: A Peoples Struggle Against The Nazi Tyrrany. With Robert Ferguson
Q: Can you discuss the Nazi concentration camps in Norway?
Grini was one of the main concentration camps in Norway, known for relatively better conditions than other camps in Europe.
Episode 241: Norways War. 1940-1945: A Peoples Struggle Against The Nazi Tyrrany. With Robert Ferguson
Q: What was the civilian response to the Nazi attempts to indoctrinate youths in Norway?
There was significant pushback from both parents and teachers, leading to widespread non-compliance and the refusal of educational institutions to comply with the new Nazi curriculum.
Episode 241: Norways War. 1940-1945: A Peoples Struggle Against The Nazi Tyrrany. With Robert Ferguson
Q: How was the Norwegian resistance organized during the Nazi occupation?
The Norwegian resistance was divided into different factions, with groups like Miloig focusing on military resistance and civilian organizations like Sivoig engaging in non-violent protests.
Episode 241: Norways War. 1940-1945: A Peoples Struggle Against The Nazi Tyrrany. With Robert Ferguson
Q: What do you think is the main reason for the lack of international recognition of Norway's role in World War II?
A lack of access to Norwegian sources by British historians and a greater focus on France and Holland during the occupation cycle contributed significantly to this oversight.
Episode 236: The Second World War. 80 Years Later. With James Jefferies
Q: What makes the Second World War still so relevant in 2025?
There's still a mass trauma around the world of the Second World War; many unanswered questions remain, and Hollywood plays a role in continuing its narrative, which keeps it relevant even today.

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What is Well That Aged Well about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A dynamic exploration of history unfolds in each episode, featuring engaging discussions with esteemed historians who illuminate a wide range of topics, from ancient civilizations to contemporary events. Each conversation not only highlights significant historical figures and occurrences but also aims to debunk myths and provide fresh perspectives on commonly held beliefs. The unfiltered and unedited format adds to the authenticity, making each episode feel like a candid conversation among friends, inviting listeners to learn and appreciate history in a more enjoyable manner.

Listeners can expect a mix of serious historical analysis alongside lighter discussions, ensuring that complex topics are accessible and relatable. Whether it's revis... more

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2. Lindsay Powell
3. Annie Whitehead
4. Robert Gerwarth
5. Robert Ferguson
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8. Tristan Hughes

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