In this week's episode I tell you about the time I witnessed the Zulu war which spanned for a long time well a long time about 5 months at the most from seeing bottles and fold between the British army and the Zulu warriors and me and the fellow vampire turning a human from each side in the last of this current series.

This week I share my story of being on board one of the most notorious vessels in history the Titanic on how it was a luxury cruise liner to those who perished and how it sank in 1912 and how are vampires survived it because well I'm already dead well undead.

This week I take the time to not just talk you about not just one particular moment in my lung 500 years but also an event that I attend to sometimes every year so tired and her old but occasionally and that is Bloodgasm a crazy vampire orgy that has been going around so long like ancient Egyptians but wasn't given its modern name until the 70s so yes may get saucy this week's episode.

This week I take about the time I was a Pirate captain and had had many adventures from 1798 to 1802 and the many sea monsters I encountered during my swashbuckling days at sea.

This we given that we had quite the heatwave last week I'd look back at the hottest Summer of the last century 1976 the hottest Summer on record for Great Britain.

I'm back with a new series of my Podcast show and I kick of the new series as I tell you about my experiences in World War II how I hunted Nazi's and even formed an alliance with a pack of werewolves.

In this last in the series I Lark talk about from what I remember from being human for the first 30 years of my life and then the summer of 2018 when I reunited with my beloved wife and for one month only whne I was human again for a very limited time.

In this week's episode I take a short rest from my usual highlights of my past to talk about my maker Christineth the vampire who turned me into the vampire I am today.

In this episode I tell you about the time I lived and worked as a barbar in the 1760s Bristol probably one of my shortest lifetimes but a good time nonetheless.

This week I tell you about the time that I was a Samurai warrior during the longest time I settled down anyway living in Japan for 97 years and how I learnt the way of the Samurai and how I became feared and how I taught my skills to others and how I still have a love for Japanese culture to this very day.