This week we speak to Iron Age historian, food specialist and Ancient Technology Tutor Caroline Nicolay who wants to get angry with the idea that everything civilised was brought in by the Romans.

Caroline tells us about the structure, food and skills of pre-Roman society, and the difficulties faced in trying to study an oral culture that is 2,000 years old.

You can follow Caroline on Facebook here and she is a regular speaker and demonstrator at Chalke Valley History Festival and Chelsea History Festival.

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This week we speak to author, historian, podcaster and lecturer Dr. Eleanor Janega.

This week Eleanor really let fly that the Dark Ages is so-called because of a lack of sources, not an intellectual decline among the people... and takes a moment out to correct the one thing that put Paul off history at school.

You can follow Eleanor on Twitter @goingmedieval. You can check out her regular podcast by following this link - Going Medieval Podcast, and you can buy her book The Middle Ages: A Graphic History right here.

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This week we speak to author, historian and broadcaster Clare Mulley who has written several award winning books, The Woman Who Saved the Children, The Women Who Flew for Hitler and The Spy Who Loved.
This week Clare wants to get her rage on about the portrayal of women throughout the Second World War and beyond, and that there is more to a female spy than just their looks, seductiveness and sex appeal.

You can follow Clare on Twitter @claremulley  and you can see and purchase all her books by clicking on this link right here:

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This week we go 19th Century with Paul and Kyle talking to historian, podcaster and Chair of the Napoleonic and Revolutionary War Graves Charity Zack White who argues his case that the Battle of Waterloo is not what it is cracked up to be at all.

You can follow Zack on Twitter @ZWhiteHistory and you can engage with the Napoleonic and Revolutionary War Graves Charity at present by following them @NRWGCharity

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This week sees Paul and Kyle talking to author, journalist, historian and Yesterday TV channel regular Guy Walters who has an axe to grind with Sqn Leaser Roger Bushell and the Great Escape from Stalag Luft III. It turns out the Great Escape might not be so great after all.

You can buy Guy's book "The Real Great Escape" via Amazon by clicking here, and the other book he refers to, Hunting Evil here and you can follow him on Twitter @guywalters

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This week Paul and Kyle are joined by Award Winning Podcaster Ian Sanders of Cold War Conversations who gets annoyed that the Cold War is not treated like a "proper war" despite the casualties, the battles and all the proxy conflicts.

In this episode Ian talks about flashpoints and incidents that are much more dangerous than anything we'd seen in prior wars but also the popular culture and the downfall of empires.

You can follow Cold War Conversations  on Twitter @ColdWarPod  and you can listen to Cold War Conversations, as well as subscribe at their website www.coldwarconversations.com

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WELCOME TO SEASON TWO!!!

We start things off this week with Curator of Special Collections for Leeds Central Libraries, Rhian Isaac and she joins us to rage like hell that white gloves have no place in the safety of historic documents and they should be binned.

In this episode Rhian also tells us about the fascinating historic documents she holds, how the works of Dickens were pirated, and how the library offers a unique take on speed dating.

You can follow Rhian on Twitter @RhianIsaac1 or Leeds Libraries themselves @leedslibraries and do check out the Secret Leeds Blog which is discussed in the episode.

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Hello History Ragers - Season 2 is coming back to you on Monday 31st January but before we launch, here is a taster of just some of the guests and rages we've got coming up in the second round of rage.

Stay angry. Stay ragey.

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SEASON FINALE! This week Paul and Kyle get World War 2 author, historian, podcaster and Director of Chalke Valley history Festival James Holland on, and barely get a word in. James' pet hate? It's the myth that the Battle of Britain was some sort of close call. James will tell you how this is not the case.

You can follow James on Twitter @James1940 and you can follow the Chalke Valley History Festival @CVHISTORYFEST.

You can browse and buy James' huge range of books through his page on the History Rage bookshop.

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This week Paul and Kyle welcome best-selling author, Ambassador for the National Centre for Military Intelligence, President of the Friends of the National Archive and Honorary Member of the Association for Jewish Refugees, Dr. Helen Fry and Helen wants to rant about SOE grabbing all the attention when other intelligence operations such as the secret bugging of German POWs is so overlooked.

She also wants to rage about punctuation but we have to stop her there...

You can follow Helen on Twitter @DrHelenFry and you can buy any or all of her numerous books by going direct to her page at the History Rage Bookshop.

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