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On this episode of Pod, Actually, Trisha, a London-based current affairs writer talks about the podcast she listens to most: the BBC’s Witness History.
Each episode is just nine minutes long, yet it captures a moment from history through the memories of someone who lived it. For Trisha, the brevity is part of the appeal — but the deeper attraction is something else entirely.
In a media world built around hyper-curated playlists and endless choice, Witness History offers something rare: random discovery.
In just nine minutes a day, it offers a glimpse into the past — and a reminder that even turbulent moments eventually become history.
Trisha's top five podcasts:
1. Witness History
2. The Globalist
3. Taiwan This Week
4. The Rest Is Classified
5. Empire: World History
🔗 Links
📩 Tell us about the podcast you love: [email protected]
By Catherine HarrisOn this episode of Pod, Actually, Trisha, a London-based current affairs writer talks about the podcast she listens to most: the BBC’s Witness History.
Each episode is just nine minutes long, yet it captures a moment from history through the memories of someone who lived it. For Trisha, the brevity is part of the appeal — but the deeper attraction is something else entirely.
In a media world built around hyper-curated playlists and endless choice, Witness History offers something rare: random discovery.
In just nine minutes a day, it offers a glimpse into the past — and a reminder that even turbulent moments eventually become history.
Trisha's top five podcasts:
1. Witness History
2. The Globalist
3. Taiwan This Week
4. The Rest Is Classified
5. Empire: World History
🔗 Links
📩 Tell us about the podcast you love: [email protected]