Sierra Barnes joins us to talk all about her new book: Hans Vogel is Dead. How do you use the medium of comics to deconstruct fascism, indoctrination and the carnage of the 20th Century? With a liberal cultural nod to the Brother's Grimm... that's how. 

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Sonia Zakrzewski joins us to talk all about how you can use the archaeological record to develop a knowledge of disabilities in history. 

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Eilish Gregory joins us to talk about English Catholics during the tumultuous events of the 17th Century. 

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Former Director Claude Berube joins us to talk all about the treasures on display and hidden away at the oldest museum dedicated to the US Navy there is... 

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As Boaty Week comes to a close, Phil Weir talks to us all about a little known carrier strike... on Finland in the Second World War. 

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The regulars convene in The Mary Rose to debate the biggest scam in history.

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Kate Jamieson continues Boaty Week with the tale of Nelson and the Battle of the Nile in 1798. 

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Boaty Week continues with Owen Rees. What was life like at sea in Ancient Greece? How were battles fought? And how were sailors regarded?

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David Davies returns to tell us all about the London, past present and future. Why did she explode in 1665? How was she found? And why do we desperately need to save the Stuart answer to the Mary Rose?

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Chris Sams kicks off Boaty Week in style with thrilling tales from the German navy in WW1. He's got bucket list locations, chases, battles, skulduggery and a giant floating pig to keep you entertained. 

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