Dr. Jamie Goodall joins Bo and Joey to talk about piracy on the high seas and in the Chesapeake Bay! Grab your rum punch and tune in!

For a Home Brew History Special, Joey sat down with author and historian Jane Gulliford Lowes to discuss her new book, Above Us the Stars: 10 Sqn Bomber Command - The Wireless Operator's Story.

Joey and Bo are joined by RAF and Luftwaffe historian, Victoria Taylor to discuss the Battle of Britain. Victoria is among the leading airpower historians of the Second World War and a friend of the show!

Bo and Joey talk with their good friend the Bearded Historian, Jeff Williams, about the importance of material culture in history as weel as the need for historians to embrace those tactile links with a few tangents along the way!

Bo and Joey sit down with Michel Paradis to discuss his new book, Last Mission to Tokyo which details the Doolittle Raid but more importantly, the legal battle during the post-war war crimes hearings concerning the treatment and execution of the "forgotten" Raiders.

Bo and Joey welcome Luke Daly-Groves to the show to talk about his book, The Death of Hitler: The Case Against Conspiracy as well as some of the glaring problems when myths are treated as fact!

Bo and Joey sit down with Olivia Smith to talk about the often misunderstood role of women in the First World War!

Bo and Joey sit down with James Holland, one of the world's leading historians of the Second World War, to talk about his book Big Week and the bombing campaigns of WWII. From P-51 Mustangs and Jimmy Doolittle to Sabaton and Gritchie English Lore, this episode has it all. This discussion will have you asking, "what's not to like!?" If you are interested in helping our friends at the Stonehenge Alliance save a treasured World Heritage Site please follow this link to sign their petition!
http://stonehengealliance.org.uk

Bo and Joey talk to Second World War Weapons expert Marty Morgan about some of the misconceptions and incredible facts about firepower in WWII.

In this episode the guys talk about their recent road trip to Franklin, Tennessee and sit down to talk with the incredible curator and archivist for the Battle of Franklin Trust, Joanna Stephens!