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The 'Welsh Wizard' is the topic of this discussion. John and Olly are joined by Cornelius from the Sixth Form to discuss David Lloyd George. He was Prime Minister during the First World War and after. He is often seen as one of the greatest of leaders of Britain, we examine his legacy. Contact [email protected]

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This episode sees us hear some stories about those Old Warwickians who served and died in the Second World War. Pictures are located here: https://www.warwickschool.org/news/?pid=21&nid=1&storyid=3129 
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Joined by two current students and one long serving member of staff,  Mr. Hadley, John and Olly discuss Ted Heath. He was Prime Minister 1970-74, a tumultuous time in British politics.

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John and Olly talk about the United States' seventh president - Andrew Jackson - and whether he was America's craziest president. 

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John and Olly are joined by OW Eben Shadbolt and a fascinating discussion on the Russian Civil War follows. 

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John and Olly discuss their holiday travels and historical reading before talking about the most infamous of Medieval Kings - Richard III

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John and Olly discuss Britain's foreign policy aims and policies since 1945. At the end we also look at the present outlook for the UK. 

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A special episode here as John and I talk to boys and a member of staff about the legacy of the British Empire in Kenya. We learnt a lot in the discussions. 

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Listen to John and Ollydiscuss the legacy of Clem Attlee's. Widely regarded as the most transformational government in British History, it was also a tough time to be living in Britain. Was it Britain's' Greatest Ever Government'? 

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John and Olly discuss the pivotal battle of the American Civil War - Gettysburg. Why was there a civil war? Why did Gettysburg happen? Could Pickett's charge have succeeded? And finally, there is an epilogue where you can listen to us discuss the legacy of the Civil War, memory, memorials and statues.