Join us as we explore the Milgram Experiment, where sweating and lip biting is just the beginning of a shocking journey into obedience.

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The stakes in this look back into history were extremely high.... and scratchy.

Join us on our visit to 15th century Hungary.

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Growlers, Dicks and Gashes.

Embark on a voyage with us aboard the (un)sinkable Titanic.

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Welcome back to another episode of Backseat Historian, this week we suffer through tech fails, some beautifully cooked lamb and then a history lesson! We throw a huge salute to the only man who charged willingly into WWII with a broadsword, bow and arrow and bagpipes: the absolutely bonkers 'Mad Jack' Churchill. Join in once again, and learn about the most ridiculous military legend you've never heard.

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We're back, and we're kicking off the season with a cult classic. We'll walk you through the mental life of David Koresh, his rise to lord of noncery, and the unbelievable showdown at Waco. It's a mad topic, but don't worry, we've got the usual nonsense to go along with it.

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Join us for a romp through history as we follow William Wallace, the ultimate Scottish underdog who went from "just another noble's kid" to the face of rebellion. We'll chat about everything from his questionable career choices (priest or poacher?) to his legendary battles that make Braveheart look PG. Expect tales of royal mishaps, epic showdowns and some excellent role-play.

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This week, we delve into the inspiration behind The Last Kingdoms's war faring, lady loving hero.

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Ever wondered what the Golden Age of Piracy was really like? So did we. But we also wondered if it's possible to record a coherent episode on a two day hangover. The answer, it turns out, is 'sort of'.

Join a slightly worse for wear Megan and Chris on a foggy journey into the life of the most theatrical pirate to grace the seven sea's: Edward Teach, aka Blackbeard.

Come along for the swashbuckling history, stay for the audible groans and the struggle to pronounce the simplest of words.

This episode is a raw, unfiltered lesson in how not to podcast. We promise it's more fun to listen to than it was to record.

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Megan and Chris delve into the intriguing story of Pope Joan, a legendary figure who purportedly disguised herself as a man to become pope. They explore the shocking fate that befell her, the historical accounts and myths surrounding her existence, and the implications of her story as a cautionary tale about gender dynamics in medieval society.

Forget everything you know about suave, tuxedo-wearing spies. Krystyna Skarbek, also known as Christine Granville, was a Polish secret agent for the British during World War II who would put any fictional spy to shame. She skied across treacherous mountain passes in a record-breaking cold winter and once faked tuberculosis by biting her own tongue to bleed and convince the Gestapo to release her. She was a master of disguise and deception, earning her the title of "Churchill's favourite spy." Join us as we explore the incredible, and sometimes unbelievably hilarious, true stories of this legendary spy.

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