The British History Podcast
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The BHP is a chronological retelling of the history of Britain with a particular focus upon the lives of the people. You won’t find a dry recounting of dates and battles here, but instead you’ll learn about who these people were and how their desires, fears, and flaws shaped the scope of this island at the edge of the world. And some of those desires are downright scandalous.
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Easily in my top 2 of favorite podcasts (there is a drier podcast in my wheelhouse that squares with this one) The presentation by the host Jamie has the calm professionalism and playfulness as a song by Cake but at least 10x as fun and interesting at the most boring of times. I am looking forward to finally joining the members *very* soon after.. has it been 10 years? It has taken a while to fit some of these high quality subscriptions into my budget but i know it will be worth it! Thanks!!
a 30 minute, interesting, informative tee for a massive punchline
it was great, but if podcasts have subtitles, it is better!
excellent 👌🏻
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as someone who listens to the podcast avoiding spoilers as if it is new episodes of real life Game of Thrones, ive enjoyed parts, hated parts, and at times thought i was losing patience with the BHP entirely, but you have proven to me that WTC is one of the most interesting characters in all of history, at least from his general perspective. it has been a wild ride since i started the Battle of Hastings episode thinking it was only 30 minutes. i feel ready to dive into the members episodes.
"its been 84 years..."
lol
see map of Britain if the norman conquest failed.
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one of my Christmas traditions is not listening to any new BHP episodes during the holiday season then binging them on Christmas or Christmas eve or the closest day possible. You know youre doing something right when people go out of their way to make you a part of their holiday celebrations. thanks for producing such quality content.
i sense a long form episode approachung
Elliot your a dick
Whilst listening to this episode today (yeah, I've only just found this podcast!), it reminded me of something which occurred just over a year ago. My friends fiance and her team of archeologists uncovered two Roman statues at a site in the path of HS2. The site appeared to be a Bronze Age burial ground, turned Roman mausoleum, turned Anglo Saxon church, turned Norman church. And they decided to destroy it in the 1960s! It had a lot of media coverage at the time but this is one of the articles: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/once-in-a-lifetime-discovery-of-roman-statues-found-beneath-medieval-church-in-england-180978985/ HS2 is very controversial and will probably feature in many British History Podcasts in the next millennium... however the large amounts of excavations being carried out, could be a positive externality to the whole project for historians with hopefully more finds to come.
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anyone else not able to hear past min 50approx? i get a file error... I even downloaded the episode
Can't please everyone, but for myself I think it's a fantastic podcast, my advice for those who aren't really happy with the presentation or the host and or can't help finding mistakes. Dont listen... Hand jobs
As might be expected, this Yank has no feel for the feudal system. For a contrasting feel, see the works of Julius Evola, tutor to the SS, who criticised the Nazis for being insufficiently right-wing. Blood, honour and fidelity were the essence of feudalism-- loyalty to one's liege-lord-- and this Yank underappreciates the appeal of such qualitiès to a landless, uneducated pleb who, quite understandably, wanted to pledge himself to something higher. The Normans, with their castles and cathedrals, were that Something Higher. Class struggle had nothing to do with it.
Queens dead. British History in the making.
excellent stuff as always