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Come Here!
Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN
Where this show ranks
Last ep.
17 days ago
Avg length
21m
Booking Probability™
37
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Listen Score
16
Niche reach.
Virality (30d)
44
Steady cadence.
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Required Pod Score
80/ 100
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About this podcast
Come Here! — A Heritage Podcast with Liz Drury Looking for inspiring places to visit — and the stories behind them? Come Here! is the podcast that takes you inside the UK’s most fascinating heritage sites, museums, galleries, historic houses, parks and cultural spaces — in the company of the people who know them best. Hosted by voiceover artist and archaeology PhD Liz Drury, each weekly episode features a friendly, in-depth conversation with curators, site managers, rangers and heritage professionals from across the sector. Together, we explore the history of their sites, the hidden details visitors might otherwise miss, what makes each place special — and, of course, all the practical information you need to plan a visit. Whether you’re a heritage enthusiast, a day-trip planner, or simply curious about the stories behind Britain’s cultural spaces, Come Here! will introduce you to somewhere new. And if you work in the heritage sector yourself, this podcast is your invitation too — a chance to share your site, your passion, and your visitor experience with a wider audience. New episodes every week. Come and discover somewhere worth visiting.
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About the host
Unknown Host hosts Come Here!.
Recent episodes
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Show notesNormanby Hall, North Lincolnshire
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Show notesThe Ropewalk, Barton on Humber
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Show notesThe Museum of the Horse, Tuxford
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Show notesThe Cromwell Museum, Huntingdon
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Stuart Orme is curator at the Cromwell Museum in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. The Cromwell Museum is in the heart of this historic market town, and housed in the town’s oldest building. Part of a 12th century religious ho
Show notesSherborne Castle and Gardens, Dorset
Mar 18, 202623mEp. 30
Sherborne Castle in Dorset, has been the home of the Wingfield-Digby family since 1617. It was built by Sir Walter Raleigh in 1594, and this historic house reflects a glorious variety of decorative styles from over 400 y
Show notesThe Barton Upon Humber Ghost Walk
Mar 18, 202611mEp. 20
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Show notesIntroduction to Come Here!
Feb 11, 20263mEp. 10
Welcome to my brand new podcast, Come Here! which is all about heritage attractions. Each week I'll be chatting to someone from a different heritage attraction (museum, gallery, historic site etc) about why people should
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Audience demographics
Age
25-54
Consumer type
Lifelong learners
Topics covered
HistoryLeisureSocietyCulturePlaces
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Who is the host of Come Here!?
Come Here! is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under History (society) and has published 0 episodes.
What topics does Come Here! cover?
Come Here! regularly covers History, Leisure, Society, Culture, Places. It sits in the History category, with a society focus.
Is it hard to get booked on Come Here!?
Come Here! is accessible for guests with genuine history expertise. A personalised, episode-aware pitch will still outperform a generic one every time.
Is Come Here! currently accepting guest pitches?
Come Here! hasn't explicitly signalled guest openness in recent episodes. That doesn't rule out pitching. your hook just needs to be especially compelling and relevant to their recent content.
How long are Come Here! episodes?
Episodes of Come Here! average 21 minutes. a focused format where a clear narrative arc and tight preparation matter most.
What guest credentials does Come Here! typically look for?
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