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Unknown Host hosts Royal History Geeks, a history show with 36 episodes published.
We went live to talk about the ongoing investigation and the papers exploring Andrew's appointment as trade representative. This episode is presented as recorded without major editing.
As William attempts to reassure the public that he is committed to the Church of England, others raise questions about his ability to serve as supreme governor. The working Royals assembled to mark the centenary of Eliza
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are rarely out of the news. Recent months have seen critics decry the "failure" of their commercial ventures. Harry has intervened in global politics and the duchess described herself as th
We recap the latest events and reactions in the ever-unfolding drama around the former Duke of York. As revelations continue to surface we analyse the consequences for the wider Royal family and the legacy of Elizabeth I
Unedited and unpolished. What does this mean for Andrew? What does this mean for the monarchy?
Christmas represents a high-profile time in the Royal calendar, as the world watches the family make their way to church on Christmas Day. Recent weeks however, have also given us plenty of unexpected events to discuss.
The King's decision to strip Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor of all Royal accolades has raised serious questions about the way styles and titles work in Britain. We had the pleasure of catching up with Jason Loch, an expert o
November was another busy month in Royal news. Royal commentator James Taylor joins RHG creator Gareth Streeter to discuss the stories that hit headlines in recent weeks. Following the Andrew fallout, the Royal finances
To prevent our October 2025 "Royal roundup" being dominated by the fall of the Yorks, we have devoted an entire bonus episode to the topic. We discuss the events that led up to Andrew's fall, the sanctions placed upon hi
The King and Queen make an historic visit to the Vatican with the King, head of the Church of England praying publicly with the Bishop of Rome. William gives a controversial - and unexpected - interview to Eugene Levy an
Join us as we review the Royal comings and goings of September 2025. From the sad death of the Duchess of Kent to the bells and whistles of Trump's state visits, September was saturated with Royal news. The Duke and Duch
In the final part of our series on the Abdication crisis of 1936, we answer your questions. With Royal History Geeks creator, Gareth Streeter and Royal commentator, James Taylor.
The reign of King Edward VIII is over. Now, the newly created Duke of Windsor begins his exile. Painfully for Edward, he must wait several long months before he can make Wallis his Duchess. This episode briefly explores
After six weeks of build up, it is finally time to explore the actual Abdication of Edward VIII - the only truly voluntary surrendering of the throne in history. It this episode, RHG founder Gareth Streeter and Royal com
In this episode we pause the continuity of the crisis to take a look at how the events of 1936 affected members of the Royal family. Despite it having huge repercussions on their lives, Britain's premier pedigree were no
When the story of the King's relationship with the twice-divorced Wallis Simpson broke in the British press, Edward VIII believed his abdication was inevitable. But for a brief moment on the 4th and 5th of December, it l
As Wallis Simpson awaits her divorce hearing, the Prime Minister, Stanley Baldwin, pleads with Edward VIII to change course. From that moment, the relationship between the King and Mrs Simpson becomes an official issue o
What are your burning Royal history questions? Over twixmas, Gareth will do his best to answer them...
As the events of 1936 heat up, the King abandons the traditional Balmoral summer for a pleasure cruise of the Balkans. The world media goes crazy for pictures of the King and Mrs Simpson. The pressure begins to get too m
The second part in our series on the Abdication crisis of 1936. Edward VIII ascends the throne and immediately begins a subtle but determined campaign to position Wallis Simpson as his consort. But even without the dange
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor
the former Prince Andrew
1 appearance on this show
James Taylor
author of SuperCreativity: Accelerating Innovation in the Age of Artificial Intelligence · Rangers Football Club
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Lauren Johnson
mental performance coach, entrepreneur, speaker, founder · Choose Joy Nursing
1 appearance on this show
Eugene Levy
Iowa band Eugene Levy
1 appearance on this show
Gareth Russell
author and historian · Jersey Road
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Dr Elizabeth Norton
author of "Women Who Ruled the World: 5000 years of fe... · Northwestern University
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