Eleanor Janega joins us to talk all about her new book, which tackles the Middle Ages in graphic form.

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Adrian Smith joins us to talk all about what a real crisis looks like on the Suez Canal. The Ever Given was just a minor blip... 

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Matthew McCormack joins us to talk all about the history of 18th century shoes and what they can tell us about the people who wore them.

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Simon Elliott returns to cover a massive 11,000 years of history as we look to find out how far back the history of warfare actually goes...

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Bas Willems joins us to talk all about his new book, which focuses on the violence of defeat and the Wehrmacht on German soil in 1944-1945. 

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Historyland's Josh Provan joins us to explore beyond Last of the Mohicans and take a closer look at the Iroquois. 

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James Holloway joins us for an entertaining breakdown of what became known as the First Crusade.

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Great War Group Director Beth Moore rejoins us to finish off the story of the 46th (North) Midland Division in the First World War. 

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Frances Quinn Joins us to tell us about there hit book The Smallest Man, which is inspired by disabled Stuart courtier Jeffrey Hudson,

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Kiran Sahota joins us to talk about the cultural and historiographical challenges in sharing the story of India's participation in both World Wars. With a focus on the WASBs in Burma and soldiers' letters from the First World War

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