History Hack

Kendrick Oliver joins us for an overview of this iconic conflict in American history.

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The one and only Simon Scarrow, international best-selling author and mastermind behind the Eagles of the Empire series, joins Boney and Zack to laugh and chat about his career as a historical novelist, the challenges, the triumphs, and the loons who occasionally come at him with their 'facts'.

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For this festive special, Charles Dickens's great great great granddaughter Lucinda Hawksley joins us to talk all about his famous Christmas stories and his experience of Christmas throughout his life. 

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The regulars convene to open their Christmas presents and debate the greatest Christmas story in history. Yippie-kay-yay.

Matt Lewis joins us to some cracking revelations about the perennial mystery of the Princes in the Tower and their evil uncle, Richard III.

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Nina Harkrader joins us to talk all about the architecture and social history of a very Victorian institution. 

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Tom Asch joins us to discuss the 'long 11th Century', including 1066, the Vikings, and everything in between.

LJ Trafford joins us to talk all about sex and sexuality in Ancient Rome.

Chris Peers joins us for a blow by blow walkthrough of these colonial clashes in 1879.

To mark this year's ceremony, Kit Chapman joins us to talk all about the history of the Nobel prize, and explain why it's not all it's cracked up to be.