In our season three finale, Tamesha and Roxanne join us to discuss the fascinating history of punk rock music.

For our seventh episode, we are joined by Will to discuss how Robert Bork made his way to the Supreme Court.

In our sixth episode, Eva joins us to discuss the impact of social media on the Egyptian Arab Spring.

In episode five of season three, we are joined by Nnaemeka, who discuses the growing prevalence of inhumane human-cat relationships in Nigeria.

In our fourth episode, we are joined by Drake to discuss how the "Wild" West its portrayed in media with all of the good an bad.

Deanna joins us again for episode three, examining the history of homemakers, rationing, and the black market during and after World War II.

In the Season Three premiere of Chapters, Sumair discusses the history and tragedy surrounding the infamous disaster Chornobyl.

With the conclusion of Season Two and the finale of the four-part series, Francesca discusses with Lydia the often vilified and hated figure of Margret Thatcher. What makes Margaret Thatcher so hated? Is all the hatred expressed to her fair? Were there any good things that she did as Prime Minister? Francesca will answer these questions more as she reimagines Margaret Thatcher through new eyes. 

For our third part of the British podcasts, Ryan is joined by Deanna as they discuss the "great appeaser" Neville Chamberlain. Was this term appropriate for Neville Chamberlain? Did he truly believe all of Hitler's promises? Is Neville Chamberlain as weak as history portrays him? These questions will be evaluated and examined by Ryan as he offers a fresh take on the often-misunderstood Prime Minister.