History Ireland editor Tommy Graham talks to Barry Sheppard about his work on the magazine and the importance of public history.

Barry Sheppard speaks with Dr Paul Corthorn from Queen's University Belfast about his book 'Enoch Powell: Politics and Ideas in Modern Britain'.

Professor Richard Grayson from Goldsmiths, University of London talks to Barry Sheppard about his digital mapping project, the Geography of Service and Death, looking at UVF members from East and West Belfast, 1913-18.

Barry Sheppard speaks with historian Dr. Maggie Scull on her book 'The Catholic Church and the Northern Ireland Troubles, 1968-1998', which is available from Oxford University Press. 

Barry Sheppard talks to Connal Parr about his book Inventing the Myth: Political Passions and the Ulster Protestant Imagination.

Barry Shepard is joined by historians Alison Martin and John Dorney to discuss Belfast connections during the Irish revolutionary period.

This was the pilot episode of History Now at NVTV's studios in the summer of 2018. 

Barry Sheppard welcomes historians John Dorney and Cathal Brennan to discuss the Irish Civil War and the border question in the revolutionary period.  John Dorney is the author of several books on the Irish revolution.  Cathal Brennan is a historian and researcher and the host (alongside John) of the Irish History Show podcast. 

Audio recording of historian and author Dr Brian Hanley (TCD) addressing Queen's University 14 February 2020 on his book 'The Impact of the Troubles on the Republic of Ireland, 1968-79: Boiling Volcano?'

Barry Sheppard is joined by Dr Lynsey Black of Maynooth University and Dr Coleman Dennehy of the University College Dublin, to talk about the history of capital punishment in Ireland.

Barry Sheppard is joined by Philip Orr and Sean Mitchell to talk about Belfast in the 1930s, the building and opening of Stormont, unemployment and the Outdoor Relief Movement and other figures in 1930s Belfast society.