
In the spring of 1963, the Bristol Bus Boycott had become much more than a dispute over employment. As the boycott gathered momentum, Bristol's residents were forced to confront a fundamental question: should the colour...


History is rarely as simple as we remember it. Holistic History Pod explores the people, events and ideas that shaped our world — uncovering the connections, contradictions and overlooked stories that conventional accounts can leave behind. Each documentary-style series takes a subject and follows it in depth, combining compelling storytelling with careful historical research and contemporary primary sources. From British social and industrial history to slavery, empire, revolution, war and the struggle for political and social change, Holistic History looks beyond isolated events to understand the wider forces that shaped them. Recent series have explored the extraordinary connection between the American Civil War and the Lancashire Cotton Famine, and the history of convict leasing and the chain gang following the abolition of slavery in the United States. The aim is not simply to tell you what happened, but to ask why it happened, who experienced it, and ho
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Signup to Generate a PitchHistory is rarely as simple as we remember it. Holistic History Pod explores the people, events and ideas that shaped our world, uncovering the connections, contradictions and overlooked stories that conventional accounts can leave behind. Each documentary-style series takes a subject and follows it in depth, combining compelling storytelling with careful historical research and contemporary primary sources.
Recent episodes include "The Bristol Bus Boycott: When Bristol Was Forced to Choose Sides" (30 October 2026, 22 minutes), "The Bristol Bus Boycott: Empire, Immigration and The Colour Bar" (26 October 2026, 31 minutes), and "Trailer: The Bristol Bus Boycott" (23 October 2026, 2 minutes).
Holistic History Pod publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 13 episodes.
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Holistic History Pod is a history podcast with 13 episodes published.
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In the spring of 1963, the Bristol Bus Boycott had become much more than a dispute over employment. As the boycott gathered momentum, Bristol's residents were forced to confront a fundamental question: should the colour...

In 1963, Britain was still coming to terms with the decline of its empire and the changing face of its society. After the Second World War, labour shortages had encouraged the recruitment of workers from the Caribbean...

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Today, Britain is a multicultural society, where people from different backgrounds work alongside one another in hospitals, schools, factories and on public transport. But in 1963, in the city of Bristol, the colour of...

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In October 1962, the Cuban Missile Crisis entered its most dangerous phase. Behind closed doors in Washington, John F. Kennedy and the newly formed EXCOMM debated how the United States should respond to Soviet nuclear...

In October 1962, the United States discovered Soviet nuclear missile sites under construction in Cuba. What followed was a thirteen day confrontation in which decisions made in Washington, Moscow and Havana raised the...

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Today, humanity is debating whether artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat in the future. In October 1962, nuclear weapons posed an existential threat in the present. For thirteen days during The Cuban...

What happened when the victors of the First World War finally decided what peace would look like? This episode examines the decisions made at the Paris Peace Conference and the consequences of excluding the defeated...

In 1919, the victors of the First World War gathered in Paris with an extraordinary task: to redraw borders, dismantle empires and create a new international order that they hoped would prevent another global war. The...

Reconstruction briefly offered hope for genuine freedom and equality, but that hope was systematically dismantled. From the rise of the Ku Klux Klan and the Black Codes to the writings of George Washington Cable and the...

The American Civil War may have ended slavery, but one crucial clause in the 13th Amendment left the door open to a new form of exploitation. This episode explores how that loophole shaped the decades that followed...

As the civil war intensifies, the lack of cotton causes Lancashire's cotton mills to grind to a halt. How do the people who relied on the cotton for their livelihoods cope?<p > Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for...

As the civil war intensifies, the lack of cotton causes Lancashire's cotton mills to grind to a halt. How do the people who relied on the cotton for their livelihoods cope? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for...

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As President Roosevelt's New Deal is introduced across America, powerful forces organise in order to overthrow the President who they feel has forgotten what class he comes from. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy...

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As President Roosevelt's New Deal is introduced across America, powerful forces organise in order to overthrow the President who they feel has forgotten what class he comes from.<p > Hosted on Acast. See...

How did the outbreak of the civil war in the United States affect aspects of the Industrial Revolution in Britain? What happened when the cotton stopped arriving in Britain after the hostilities began?<p > Hosted on...

How did the outbreak of the civil war in the United States affect aspects of the Industrial Revolution in Britain? What happened when the cotton stopped arriving in Britain after the hostilities began? Hosted on Acast...

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When The Great Depression follows the Wall Street Crash and the rise of fascism in Europe, the seeds are sown for an immoral and unlawful plot to overthrow President Roosevelt, the person whose job it is to steer the...

Episode #1
When The Great Depression follows the Wall Street Crash and the rise of fascism in Europe, the seeds are sown for an immoral and unlawful plot to overthrow President Roosevelt, the person whose job it is to steer the...

Holistic History Pod
History isn't just about dates and dead kings. It's about the decisions, ideas, triumphs and disasters that shaped the world we live in today. Welcome to Holistic History, I’m Russell Myrie. Once a month, ill delve into...

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<p>History isn't just about dates and dead kings.</p><p>It's about the decisions, ideas, triumphs and disasters that shaped the world we live in today.</p><p>Welcome to Holistic History, I’m Russell Myrie.</p><p>Once a...
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