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Hosted by TheRamblingHistorians · history · EN-GB
A podcast dedicated to all things history with Dr Jojo Dickinson and Dr Peter Stiffell, two historians who love to ramble
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Signup to Generate a PitchA podcast dedicated to all things history with Dr Jojo Dickinson and Dr Peter Stiffell, two historians who love to ramble
The Rambling Historians is hosted by TheRamblingHistorians. The show has published 22 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Halloween Series: The Origins of Halloween" (27 October 2026, 48 minutes), "Halloween Series: Ghost Stories" (19 October 2026, 53 minutes), and "Halloween Series: How do we define a witch?" (4 October 2026, 67 minutes).
The Rambling Historians publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 51 minutes across 22 episodes.
Booking probability for The Rambling Historians is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Rambling Historians requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Rambling Historians's contact route on record: verified email.
TheRamblingHistorians hosts The Rambling Historians, a history podcast with 22 episodes published.
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The Rambling Historians
In the final episode of our halloween series we ultimately had to discuss all things Halloween. Dr Peter guides ramblers through the origins of Halloween and how we have ended up with the Halloween that we know and love...
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Ramblers! It is our third halloween episode and this week Dr Jojo talks to us about all things ghosts including a bunch of ghost stories from England's history... including a CCTV ghost? Brace yourself Ramblers...
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In the first episode of our Halloween series, we explore the history of witchcraft, starting from prehistoric ideas of spirits and folklore and ending with discussions surrounding the representation of witches in modern...
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What happens when an eighteenth-century argument ends with a sword, a dead man, and a murder trial? This week, we’re diving into the 1731 case of Francis Woodmarsh and Robert Ormes. Using the trial records and the...
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Think you know your historical preferences? Think again! In Historical Would You Rather 2.0 , Peter takes over the questions and puts Jojo through a series of impossible historical choices. Who would you rather meet...
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What was an ordinary day like for Queen Victoria? Beyond the coronations, jubilees and grand royal ceremonies, Victoria’s life was filled with letters, family dramas, meals, walks, work and the everyday routines of...
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Ramblers! In this weeks episode we are going to go and gather some gossip from the royal court of James I of England/James VI of Scotland! And who better to take us by the hand to explore all this gossip with then...
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In this episode of The Rambling Historians , we delve into one of the most enduring mysteries of English history: the Princes in the Tower . What happened to Edward V and his younger brother Richard after they...
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In this episode of The Rambling Historians, we dive into the scandalous, fascinating and complicated life of Lord Byron. From his poetry and politics to his many romances, friendships and scandals, we explore the man...
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Ramblers on today's episode Jackson Van Uden will be talking to us all things Henry VIII and why we should be considering the idea that he was in fact a dictator... a title we have traditionally used when describing...
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On this weeks episode, Dr Peter will take you on a guided tour of Ashford Museum with the help and assistance of Ann who is part of the collections team! So ramblers let the tour commence! To find out more about Ashford...
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This week’s episode of The Rambling Historians sees Dr Jojo and Dr Peter engaging in a game of ‘Historical Would You Rather?’ Their answers and opinions are rather questionable as they explore various historical events...
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This week’s episode delves into the tragic story of Lady Jane Grey. Dr Peter and Dr Jojo discuss her death and the events that led to it. Instagram Dr JoJo's research can be found following this link...
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Put on your detective caps, fellow ramblers, as Dr Jojo and Dr Peter delve into The Bread & Butter Case of 1743. They’ve aptly named it themselves, given their frequent use of the phrase ‘bread & butter’ during the...
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On this weeks episode of The Rambling Historians we are looking at another notorious Tudor family, The Poles! And of course we could not have a discussion about them without inviting Adam Pennington from The Tudor Chest...
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In this weeks episode Dr Jojo Dickinson guides us on how men and women were expected to behave in this period and how ideas of politeness influenced these behaviours. As well as this we look at how people were expected...
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On this weeks episode, The Rambling Historians welcomes Rebecca Larson host and founder of The Tudor Dynasty and Beyond to discuss everything Seymours with us! You can find Rebecca on all social media platforms under...
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Its the second part of our series on Samuel Pepys diary and this time we are discussing how he approaches the two biggest events of the 1660s, The Great Plague and The Great Fire of London in true Pepys fashion. To find...
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In today’s episode, Dr Jojo Dickinson delves into the domestic life of Samuel Pepys, exploring his diary and introducing us to the passionate household he led. This included his wife Elizabeth and their ever-changing...
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In this second episode of our two-part series on Mary I, The Rambling Historians welcomes Dr Peter Stiffell. He explores Mary I’s reign and its profound impact on England as its first crowned queen regnant. You can find...
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