April 1942: Admiral Nagumo’s fleet strikes the Indian Ocean. The loss of HMS Dorsetshire and Cornwall (sinking in pic) signalled a dark era for British naval power. We break down the vital "shadow boxing" that kept the rest of Adm Sir James Somerville’s Eastern Fleet alive #NavalWar #WW2 #HistoryPod

Upon surrender, Finnerty faced a Japanese officer who spoke perfect English. His words were chilling: 'Before this war, my best friend was a Scotsman. If I had him here now, I would treat him exactly as I am going to treat you'. (RAF POWs and Rangoon jail in pics) #WW2 #Burma #HistoryPod

Out today! Dive into The Forgotten War Podcast as we explore S3 E1: An Inniskilling’s Tale. Join Jack Bowsher and Rob Lyman for the harrowing story of Major 'Tim' Finnerty during the 1942 Burma retreat. A truly gripping look at survival against the odds. #BurmaCampaign #WW2 #HistoryPod

Episode 429: Michelle McDonald, Coffee in Early America: Why Americans Really Drink Coffee Have you ever wondered why so many Americans drink coffee in the morning? Join us for an exploration of coffee in early America.

Historian Joe Adelman steps behind the mic this week!

His guest? Michelle Craig McDonald, author of Coffee Nation.

They cover smuggling, silver coffee pots, enslaved labor, and why Americans fell hard for coffee.

🎙️ www.benfranklinsworld.com/429

#HistoryPod #CoffeeNerds #FoodHistory #Coffee

Episode 429: Michelle McDonald, Coffee in Early America: Why Americans Really Drink Coffee Have you ever wondered why so many Americans drink coffee in the morning? Join us for an exploration of coffee in early America.

Historian Joe Adelman steps behind the mic this week!

His guest? Michelle Craig McDonald, author of Coffee Nation.

They cover smuggling, silver coffee pots, enslaved labor, and why Americans fell hard for coffee.

🎙️ www.benfranklinsworld.com/429

#HistoryPod #CoffeeNerds #FoodHistory #Coffee

Episode 429: Michelle McDonald, Coffee in Early America: Why Americans Really Drink Coffee Have you ever wondered why so many Americans drink coffee in the morning? Join us for an exploration of coffee in early America.

Historian Joe Adelman steps behind the mic this week!

His guest? Michelle Craig McDonald, author of Coffee Nation.

They cover smuggling, silver coffee pots, enslaved labor, and why Americans fell hard for coffee.

🎙️ www.benfranklinsworld.com/429

#HistoryPod #CoffeeNerds #FoodHistory #Coffee

Episode 429: Michelle McDonald, Coffee in Early America: Why Americans Really Drink Coffee Have you ever wondered why so many Americans drink coffee in the morning? Join us for an exploration of coffee in early America.

Historian Joe Adelman steps behind the mic this week!

His guest? Michelle Craig McDonald, author of Coffee Nation.

They cover smuggling, silver coffee pots, enslaved labor, and why Americans fell hard for coffee.

🎙️ www.benfranklinsworld.com/429

#HistoryPod #CoffeeNerds #FoodHistory #Coffee

Episode 429: Michelle McDonald, Coffee in Early America: Why Americans Really Drink Coffee Have you ever wondered why so many Americans drink coffee in the morning? Join us for an exploration of coffee in early America.

Historian Joe Adelman steps behind the mic this week!

His guest? Michelle Craig McDonald, author of Coffee Nation.

They cover smuggling, silver coffee pots, enslaved labor, and why Americans fell hard for coffee.

🎙️ www.benfranklinsworld.com/429

#HistoryPod #CoffeeNerds #FoodHistory #Coffee

Episode 429: Michelle McDonald, Coffee in Early America: Why Americans Really Drink Coffee Have you ever wondered why so many Americans drink coffee in the morning? Join us for an exploration of coffee in early America.

Historian Joe Adelman steps behind the mic this week!

His guest? Michelle Craig McDonald, author of Coffee Nation.

They cover smuggling, silver coffee pots, enslaved labor, and why Americans fell hard for coffee.

🎙️ www.benfranklinsworld.com/429

#HistoryPod #CoffeeNerds #FoodHistory #Coffee

Episode 429: Michelle McDonald, Coffee in Early America: Why Americans Really Drink Coffee Have you ever wondered why so many Americans drink coffee in the morning? Join us for an exploration of coffee in early America.

Historian Joe Adelman steps behind the mic this week!

His guest? Michelle Craig McDonald, author of Coffee Nation.

They cover smuggling, silver coffee pots, enslaved labor, and why Americans fell hard for coffee.

🎙️ www.benfranklinsworld.com/429

#HistoryPod #CoffeeNerds #FoodHistory #Coffee

Episode 429: Michelle McDonald, Coffee in Early America: Why Americans Really Drink Coffee Have you ever wondered why so many Americans drink coffee in the morning? Join us for an exploration of coffee in early America.

Historian Joe Adelman steps behind the mic this week!

His guest? Michelle Craig McDonald, author of Coffee Nation.

They cover smuggling, silver coffee pots, enslaved labor, and why Americans fell hard for coffee.

🎙️ www.benfranklinsworld.com/429

#HistoryPod #CoffeeNerds #FoodHistory #Coffee

Where the magic 🪄 happens - the recording studio for Generals and Napoleon. 🎙️

#recordingstudio #generalsandnapoleon #podcast #podcastandchill #historypod #miccheck

Listening to the @arsenalvpodcast.bsky.social #HistoryPod by @tim-stillman.bsky.social... Heh, what possible reason is there for the FA OUTLAWING the use of numbers on football shirts worn by players prior to WW2??

Login • Instagram Welcome back to Instagram. Sign in to check out what your friends, family & interests have been capturing & sharing around the world.

Benedict Arnold didn’t just commit treason—he became the blueprint. 🐍
In 1780, he sold out the American Revolution and made his name synonymous with betrayal.
#SinonymousPodcast is digging up the dirt. 🇺🇸💀

#TrueCrime #HistoryPod #Treason #4thofJuly

www.instagram.com/p/DLtR-s8tG1...

Who is drug kingpin and #genderqueer pioneer Olive Yang?

Tune in and find out on my new podcast episode

#historyfans
#historypod
#indieNovel
#lgbtqfiction
#QueerNarratives

Who is the narrator to Tiger Blues?

Find out the full history of this rebel, CIA asset, #genderqueer playboy and opium kingpin in my latest podcast, with special guest Tia Voteary. Live now, follow my Linktree

#historypod
#queerhistory
#pridemonth
#indieNovel
#AltHistory

#Medievalsky #historypod

The Emperor requests your support - are you subscribed to our YouTube channel yet? 🔗 : youtu.be/xJDNXjrCXGw?.... Thank you everyone! 🤗 #Napoleon #historypod

E18. US History – Understanding This Country | From Corrupt Bargains to the Trail of Tears by Irregular Mind In this powerful episode of US History – Understanding This Country, host Santhosh Janardhanan unpacks the pivotal elections of 1824, 1828, and 1832—revealing how political rivalries, populist movements, and bitter controversies shaped the birth of Jacksonian Democracy. Dive deep into the rise of the Whig Party, the economic crash of 1837, and the unforgettable “Tippecanoe and Tyler Too” campaign of 1840. Then journey west to explore the harsh realities of the Indian Removal Act, the heartbreak of the Trail of Tears, and the fierce Seminole resistance. This episode brings to life the moments that redefined American politics, expansion, and identity.Perfect for students, history buffs, and curious minds.

🚨 New episode alert!

Ever heard of a “corrupt bargain” that changed the nation? Dive into the wild 1800s: backroom politics, economic collapse, and a heartbreaking Trail of Tears.

🎧 Listen here → https://url.thaliyal.com/Vtu79

#HistoryPod #USHistory #Jackson #Whigs #TrailOfTears

Archiving Loss, Learning, and Time in the Field Historian Lily Pearl Balloffet explores the real, live human relationships we form in the process of doing historical work and how, for her, those vital connections were decisively disrupted in the ye...

New from #HistoryInFocus: We explore friendship and loss in the work of doing history with historian Lily Pearl Balloffet. Narrative by Lily, sound design by me, working with great ambient recordings done by Lily on her many research trips to Argentina.

@historians.org #historypod #podcast

King Miguel de Buria - The Latin American History Podcast The Latin American History Podcast aims to tell the story of Spanish and Portuguese America from its very beginnings up until the present day. Latin America’s history is home to some of the most ex...

#SouthAmerica 🌎
#HistoryPod 🎧

EP 90 Latin American History #Podcast🎙️

Max 🗣️ about #MigueldeBuria 👑
& his resistance against the Spanish in what is today's #Venezuela 🇻🇪

pca.st/episode/4fe8...

Into El Dorado - The Latin American History Podcast The Latin American History Podcast aims to tell the story of Spanish and Portuguese America from its very beginnings up until the present day. Latin America’s history is home to some of the most ex...

#Colombia 🇨🇴
#SouthAmerica 🌎
#HistoryPod 🎧

pca.st/episode/f345...

AHA 2025 and History Teachers We revisit AHA 2025 with a focus on history teachers, Katharina Matro and Megan Porter talk about sessions geared toward history teaching and the K–16 Content Cohort.

I was at #AHA25 talking with K–12 history teachers and exploring sessions related to history pedagogy. February's episode of #HistoryInFocus recaps that experience. @historians.org #historypod #historyteaching

Another solid year for our channel over on YT. If you love our podcast, please support us on #YouTube as well! 🙏🏻

#napoleon #napoleonpodcast #historypod #stats #andnapoleon

Possibly the best #historypod find of the year for me.

If you have interest in C European history, Dirk is your man. I came across him researching the history of Prague.

Get clicky peeps

Recommend this #historypod on the Nabateans. A vital hub in trade from the East & Arabia

#historypod

BBC Radio 4 - In Our Time, Baltic Crusades Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss crusades against Baltic pagans from 12th Century onwards.

Incredible to think that this was literally sport for N European nobility, spending the summer smacking "pagan" peasants in the name of Christ

@hotgpod.bsky.social has quite a few episodes on the Teutonic Knights, which are worthy of your attention

#historypod

www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b...