History Hack

#354 History Hack: The Siege of Acre

John D. Hosler joins us to talk all about the human experience of memorable moment during the Crusades. 

#353 History Hack: Irish Women and Political Activism

Ciara Stewart joins us to talk all about Irish women and how they fought for a political voice in the 19th century. 

#352 History Hack: Hedge-Hopping with Matt Bone

Matt is joined by historian Matthew Willis to discuss all things Allison Mustang. And they get a bit carried away! 

#351 History Hack: A History of Chinese Food

Based on his new book, which tells the history of China in 12 meals, Jonathan Clements joins us to talk about the history of Chinese Food.

#350 History Hack: Shopping in Ancient Rome

Claire Holleran takes us on a jaunt through the streets of Rome to introduce to the sights, sounds and shops!

#349 History Hack: The First Jewish Female Transport to Auschwitz

Heather Macadam joins us to talk about the paperback release of her book about 999 Slovak women who were sent to Auschwitz. 

#348 History Hack: Down the Pub

Join the regulars in the Mary Rose as they debate the unluckiest sap in history. 

#347 History Hack: Religion and the Restoration

Heather Thornton join us to talk all about the madness and high jinx in the church following the return of Charles II

#346 History Hack: Mudlarking on the Thames

Jason Sandy and Nick Stevens join us to talk all about their new book and the magic of digging for historical artefacts on the banks of London's famous river. 

#345 History Hack: The Execution of Bhagat Singh

Satvinder Juss joins us to tell the important story of Bhagat Singh, and the legal heresy that surrounded the Indian revolutionary.