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Hosted by David Jenkins · history · EN-AU · 33 episodes
Historical Projects is a global community storytelling project where people share their favourite historical achievements — and we uncover the leadership lessons hidden inside them. Through diverse voices, unexpected stories, and emergent themes, the series transforms history into practical wisdom for modern leaders. Every 10 episodes reveal a new theme, discovered organically through the stories people bring. Historical Projects is human, reflective, global, and deeply connected to the idea that history teaches us what we need, not what we plan.
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Signup to Generate a PitchHistorical Projects is a global community storytelling project where people share their favourite historical achievements, and we uncover the leadership lessons hidden inside them. Through diverse voices, unexpected stories, and emergent themes, the series transforms history into practical wisdom for modern leaders. Every 10 episodes reveal a new theme, discovered organically through the stories people bring.
Historical Projects is hosted by David Jenkins. The show has published 33 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Garden Palace Sydney_Full Episode" (20 October 2026, 27 minutes), "Garden Palace Sydney_Teaser" (15 October 2026, 3 minutes), and "Afghan Civil Code_Teaser" (30 September 2026, 3 minutes).
Historical Projects publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 15 minutes across 33 episodes.
Booking probability for Historical Projects is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Historical Projects requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Historical Projects's contact route on record: public web form.
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David Jenkins hosts Historical Projects, a history show with 33 episodes published.
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In this episode of Historical Projects , we step back into 19th‑century Sydney to explore one of the city’s most extraordinary — and least remembered — achievements: the Garden Palace . Built at lightning speed for the...
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In 1879, Sydney built one of the most ambitious structures in its history — the Garden Palace — a colossal exhibition hall that rose in under a year, dazzled the world, and then vanished overnight in a catastrophic fire...
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Afghanistan’s legal system is a tapestry of Islamic jurisprudence, tribal customs, foreign influence, and politicalupheaval — and at its centre sits the Afghan Civil Code . In this episode of Historical Projects, David...
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Historical Projects is a global storytelling community where people share their favourite historical achievements and uncover practical leadership lessons inside them . Through diverse voices and unexpected stories —...
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What does leadership look like when a nation is standing on the edge of history? Today on Historical Projects , we return to early‑1990s South Africa — a moment filled with fear, hope, and massive political change...
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During South Africa’s tense transition to democracy in the early 1990s, the Peace Corps Leadership Project trained thousands of young people to calm violence, mediate conflict, and guide their communities toward a...
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In this episode of Historical Projects , we travel to northeastern China to explore Shenyang Imperial Palace — the birthplace of the Qing dynasty and one of the most culturally significantsites in Chinese history. Built...
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Shenyang Imperial Palace is where a dynasty began — a place built not to impress the world, but to shape the futureof China. In this episode of Historical Projects, David Jenkins and guest Billy Wang, a chartered...
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Brasilia is one of the boldest national projects of the 20th century — a capital city imagined in the 1800s, revived in the 1950s, and built from scratch in just 41 months. In this episode of Historical Projects, David...
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Sigiriya is one of the most dramatic landmarks in the ancient world — a 200‑metre rock fortress rising above the SriLankan plains, carved, painted and engineered into a royal palace that has survived fifteen centuries...
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Sigiriya — the Lion Rock — rises 200 metres above the Sri Lankan plains, but its true height is measured in ambition, engineering brilliance and political drama. In this episode, David Jenkins and guest Kanchana Bishop...
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The Battle of Austerlitz—often called The Battle of the Three Emperors —is widely regarded as Napoleon’s finest victory. But behind the cannons, cavalry, and fog lies a deeper story: a project executed with...
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Welcome back to Historical Projects – A Community podcast, exploring project success and leadership, and a teaser for our upcoming full episode. I’m your host, David, and today we’re stepping onto a coldDecember...
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What if one of the greatest construction achievements in history wasn’t built in a time of prosperity… but in the middleof the Great Depression? In this episode of Historical Projects, we dive into the story of the...
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During the Great Depression, New York built the impossible: the Empire State Building — rising at four and a half floors per week . In this episode, David Jenkins and Associate Professor Tillmann Bohme unpack how 3,000...
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What if the most extraordinary project you’ve ever seen… was built 2,500 years ago? In this episode of Historical Projects , we travel to ancient Persia to explore Persepolis — a city carved in stone,engineered across...
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What if the most extraordinary project you’ve ever seen… wasbuilt 2,500 years ago? In this episode of Historical Projects , we travel toancient Persia to explore Persepolis — a city carved in stone, engineeredacross...
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<p>Please follow this show on Spotify</p><p>In this episode of Historical Projects, host David is joined by engineering and strategy leader Derek Hannigan to explore La Sagrada Família — a project that challenges...
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<p>This is a project defined by vision, resilience, and the belief that some creations are meant to outlive their creators.</p><p>In this upcoming episode of Historical Projects, we explore one of the most astonishing...
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<p>“This wasn’t just a library — it was a knowledge engine,staffed by more than 100 scholars who lived, worked, and researched on site.”</p><p>In this episode of Historical Projects, host David isjoined by strategist...
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