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A laid back history podcast where we explore everything from ancient empires to awkward royal scandals. Each episode, we pick a topic, dig into the weird, wild, and sometimes world-changing details, and try to make sense of it all, without taking ourselves too seriously. Whether you’re a history newbie or just here for the strange facts, come and tune in!
Unknown Host hosts We're Not Experts - Two Amateurs Muddle Through History, a history show with 66 episodes published.
In this solo episode, James explores the life and career of Max Miller, one of Britain’s most famous comedians and entertainers. Known as the “Cheeky Chappie,” Miller became a star of music hall and variety theatre, with
In Part 2 of our Falkland Islands series, Sarah and James discuss the events of the 1982 Falklands War. We explore how the conflict unfolded, the military campaign, and the experiences of those involved, as well as the l
In Part 1 of this two-part series, Sarah and James explore the early history of the Falkland Islands. From the first European sightings and competing territorial claims to settlement and life on the islands, we trace the
In this episode, Sarah and James explore the remarkable story of the escape from Stalag Luft III, one of the most famous prisoner-of-war camps of the Second World War. Home to captured Allied airmen, the camp became the
In this episode, Sarah and James look back at the unforgettable British heatwave of 1976—a summer remembered for blazing sunshine, drought, standpipes, and record-breaking temperatures. But was it really Britain's hottes
In this episode, Sarah and James look back at the unforgettable British heatwave of 1976—a summer remembered for blazing sunshine, drought, standpipes, and record-breaking temperatures. But was it really Britain's hottes
Viewer discretion is advised. In this episode, Sarah and James explore the disturbing story behind Shadow Over Hammersmith — a series of murders that cast a shadow over West London during the 1960s. As fear spread throug
Viewer discretion is advised. In this episode, Sarah and James explore the disturbing story behind Shadow Over Hammersmith — a series of murders that cast a shadow over West London during the 1960s. As fear spread throug
In this episode, Sarah and James explore the extraordinary story of explorer Ernest Shackleton and the doomed Endurance expedition. After their ship became trapped and eventually crushed by Antarctic ice, Shackleton and
In this episode, Sarah and James explore the fascinating story behind the invention of television. From early Victorian scientific experiments and strange mechanical devices to the breakthrough ideas that eventually chan
In this episode, Sarah and James explore some of the strangest trends in history — from garden hermits and tulip mania to miasma theory and the fear of “bad air”. But rather than simply laughing at the past, we look at t
In this episode, Sarah and James explore the strange true story of the in Toronto. What started as a fight 'over a hat' soon escalated into violence, unrest, and large-scale disorder involving rival groups, firefighters,
In this episode of Made in Basildon, we do something a little different as we turn the focus onto co-host James. James is a 14th generation Basildon resident, with family roots in the area stretching back centuries. In t
In this episode of Made in Basildon, we bring together three people from different generations to share their experiences of growing up in the same town. We ask people from a Baby Boomer, Generation X, and Millennial bac
In this episode, we explore the mysterious disappearance of pilot Frederick Valentich, who vanished over the coast of Australia in 1978 during a routine flight. Midway through his journey, Valentich reported an unknown a
What was Basildon really like back in the day? In this episode of Made in Basildon, we chat with two residents in their 80s who have spent their entire lives in the town. From early memories to how things have changed, t
In this episode, Sarah takes the lead as she and co-host James explore the story of one of Britain’s most dependable family cars — the Morris Oxford. Often overshadowed by its smaller sibling, the Morris Minor, the Oxfor
In this episode, we take a wander into the legend of Black Shuck, the mysterious phantom black dog said to haunt East Anglia. We chat about the famous storm of 1577, the stories from Bungay and Blythburgh, and how one pa
In this episode, we explore the remarkable story of the Morris Minor — from its hopeful beginnings in post-war Britain to the final production cars that marked the end of an era. We talk about the Minor Million, why prod
In this episode, we explore the remarkable life of Josephine Baker — a woman who defied expectation at every turn. Best known as a dazzling performer in 1920s Paris, Baker became one of the most famous entertainers in th
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We're Not Experts - Two Amateurs Muddle Through History is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under History and has published 66 episodes.
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