Jennifer Dasal
Art Curious Podcast
Jamie Jeffers
British History PodcastJamie Jeffers is the creator and host of the British History Podcast, a podcast that has been cataloging the history of Britain and mocking royal dynasties since 2011. Oprah, the National Trust of Scotland, Mensa, Harper’s Magazine, and Forbes have all recommended the show… and so has Jamie’s grandmother, if you’re into that kind of thing. He spends most of his days reading incredibly dry documents in hopes of finding little entertaining nuggets from history… like the time the monks of England were chastised for having drunken orgies. It’s a tough job, and no one has to do it, but Jamie is going to do it anyway… because drunken orgies. Jamie is a lawyer by trade, but that job was depressing and boring. So he’s doing this instead. Jamie lives in Portland Oregon with Dr. Zee and their son.
Dr. Zee
British History PodcastDr. Zee is the co-producer and sometimes co-host of the British History Podcast. She joined the Podcast as a way to procrastinate earning her PhD while attending the London School of Economics. Dr. Zee’s education is best described as “poorly planned” and ranges from anthropology, to archaeology, before finally capping off in sociology. She currently works as a social scientist for the government, specializing in qualitative methodologies. Which means she specializes in studying peoples stories….sciencely. In the British History Podcast, Zee keeps an eye on the big stories; culture, economics, and power. Because what is the point of learning about history if we also aren’t learning a little bit about ourselves?
Graham Duke
Rex Factor
Ali Hood
Rex Factor
Eric Halsey
History of Bulgaria PodcastEric Halsey has been creating the Bulgarian History Podcast since 2013, covering nearly 14 centuries of history over more than 160 episodes. He has degrees in History, Political Science, and Nationalism Studies from the University of Mary Washington and Central European University. Today, he manages his podcast alongside serving on the board of Fulbright Bulgaria, running content for the marketing company Automagically, and occasionally giving speeches or making TV appearances to discuss history and contemporary politics.
Teagan Phillips
History and Philosophy of PhysicsTeagan Philips is currently an MPhil student at the University of Cambridge in England, studying the history and philosophy of science with a focus on the philosophy of physics. During her undergrad, she was interested in history, philosophy, and physics, and started volunteering in science communication. Now, she is happily able to combine her interests and share them through her research and podcast!
Kristaps Andrejsons
The Eastern Border podcastKristaps Andrejsons is from Ludza, Latvia. Host of The Eastern Border podcast, with a Master’s in Political Philosophy and another Bachelor in Soviet History he’s been covering the Soviet history and modern day Eastern European politics from an insider perspective. He’s been both digging through KGB archives and also has reported straight from the war in Donbass, where he was shot at by artillery fire and inflitrated deep inside the separatist territory. In his talk, he’d like to introduce you to the unknown world of the Soviet black market, tell you all about the brave men and women, who in spite the oppressive regime, smuggled in both basic necessities and western media – illegal books, prohibited music, even porn. The stuff that made the regime collapse. For this, he’s done many interviews and done an in-depth research in the still-existing “gray” market of so called “Latgalīte” himself.
Bry Jensen
Pontifacts PodcastBry Jensen lives in Vancouver, BC with her husband, and two corgis (who occasionally make it onto the show). She is a graduate of the University of the Fraser Valley and specializes in Renaissance Florence and the Medici family – which ties nicely into Papal history. She is self-employed working with children with special needs.
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Michael Motley
One Mic: Black History PodcastMichael Motley is an IT professional and Podcaster. He is a Black History expert with a passion for promoting Black History as American History.
This led him to create One Mic History podcast, which chronicles little known events and people from Black History.
Caroline Vahrenkamp
Wonders of the WorldSince 2016, Caroline Vahrenkamp has hosted Wonders of the World, a podcast that visits the great places on earth to tell the story of our shared history. It’s history plus travel plus food, because often, the best way to understand a culture is through its kitchens. Caroline lives in Indiana, with two kids and a dog who always waits until she’s at the mic to bark.
Sarah Tanksalvala
Rejects and RevolutionariesSarah Tanksalvala brings her passion for European history to her Colonial American history podcast, Rejects & Revolutionaries. A graduate of the University of Colorado (history) and University of Glasgow (Central European Studies), she currently works as a freelance writer and editor. She lives in Colorado.
Greta Hardin
History of American FoodGreta Hardin’s background is teaching high school chemistry and middle school math and science. She was destined for food once she realized that all that science training was actually just an over-specialized culinary education. All she remembers about high school English is what people were eating in the books – so food history made a lot of sense.
Luke Baxter
The Things that Made EnglandLuke is very much the backroom boy of The Things That Made England, having even been described as the milk monitor. He runs around chasing the luminaries, David Crowther, Roifield Brown and Fiona Powell, desperately and largely unsuccessfully attempting to keep them to some sort of schedule. He did once do a podcast with his son, Our History Podcast, that is still out there somewhere and he has been threatening a historical fiction podcast on the Spanish Civil War for some years now.
Birmingham Midweek, Turning Points in English History with David Crowther – The Things That Made England
Roifield Brown
How Jamaica Conquered the World - 10 American Presidents - Map Corner - Mid AtlanticRoifield Brown is an experienced podcaster and media strategist, with an impressive track record of helping companies enhance and grow their media properties to diverse audiences across a wide range of categories, including politics, history, culture and entertainment. After working in pop promos, TV production and running a large UK website, Roifield turned his professional attention to creating a podcast series How Jamaica Conquered the World in 2012. The first episode was awarded the accolade of iTunes podcast of the week in May 2012. Roifield currently produces 10 American Presidents, Dumteedum, Map Corner, Mid Atlantic, How Jamaica Conquered the World and Intelligent Speech, which cumulatively have amassed over 5 million downloads. Roifield Brown founded the Intelligent Speech Conference in 2019, and after running it for three years took a step back to become Founder Emeritus in 2022. He will always be the Principal Chief Catherd in our hearts.
Ben Jacobs
Wittenberg to WestphaliaBenjamin Jacobs has a Masters Degree in City and Regional Planning from Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, and received his BA in International Relations from Worcester, Massachusetts’ Clark University. Having grown up in New Jersey, Benjamin now resides in Providence, Rhode Island, where he works as a Research Technician doing a lot of things with maps so that other people can do things with money that will hopefully make someone’s life better. Benjamin is a lifelong lover of history and lives with a cat and a woman. The woman married him which was a pretty nice gesture all around. As with most history lovers, Benjamin is fond of elbow patches and large rooms with dark wood paneling and lots of books. Ben is the host of “Wittenberg to Westphalia: The Wars of the Reformation”.
Roberto Toro
History of Saqartvelo GeorgiaSince 2021, Roberto has hosted the History of Saqartvelo Georgia, a podcast that covers the Caucasian country of Georgia. Starting from prehistory all the way up to July 31st, 2008. History is not the only thing that is covered, as we take a look at the culture, music, stories, and wine to share the little known story of Georgia. Roberto lives in Pennsylvania, deep in the mountains, drinking chocolate milk as he plays games.
Fry Cukjati
Pontifacts PodcastFry lives in Chicagoland. She is a crafty genius who also runs Shitpost Sampler, and a D&D actual play podcast, Roll for Wenches. She plays the perfect foil to Bry on Pontifacts.
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Raven Forrest
Tiny Vampires
David Montgomery
The Siècle PodcastDavid Montgomery is a journalist and history podcaster who produces The Siècle, a history podcast chronicling France’s overlooked century in between Napoleon and World War I. He lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and is a fan of baseball, whisky, and overthinking things.
Derek L.
The Hellenistic Age PodcastDespite a background in Biology, Derek has always held a great love for the ancient world and the Classics. Since 2018, he has served as the creator and host of The Hellenistic Age Podcast, a show dedicated to the period between Alexander the Great and Cleopatra VII, and spends his (little) remaining free time enjoying the outdoors and reading.
Gary Girod
The French History PodcastDr. Gary Girod received his Ph.D. from the University of Houston where he wrote his dissertation on domestic surveillance and social control in Britain and France during World War I. He is the host of the French History Podcast, which tells the story of France from three million years ago to present. He is also a fiction writer whose first sci-fi novel, “The Maiden Voyage of New York City” came out in 2020, while his next novel “Deserts of Sand and Ice” comes out later this year.
Alycia
Civics and Coffee PodcastAlycia is the host and producer of the podcast Civics & Coffee. A self-proclaimed history nerd, Alycia spends each episode chatting about the people and events in United States History in the time it takes to enjoy a cup of coffee. A longtime lover of the subject, Alycia earned her Bachelor’s degree in History from Sonoma State University, where she is returning this fall to pursue graduate work. When she isn’t researching podcast topics, Alycia enjoys traveling with her husband and running to 90’s hip hop.
Genn McMenemy
Ancient History FangirlGenn McMenemy has used her nerdy knowledge of mythology and ancient history to co-create the Ancient History Fangirl podcast. She is a full-time freelance marketer, writer, researcher, and copywriter. Originally from the US, she now lives in the UK with her husband and their tiny dog. She spends all of her free time traveling, visiting historical sites, and researching her next writing projects. Women of Myth is her first book.
Jenny Williamson
Ancient History FangirlJenny Williamson is a writer, novelist, and co-creator of the Ancient History Fangirl podcast, which explores true stories and tall tales from the ancient world. She has always been obsessed with ancient history and mythology, and blends her love of both with her passion for writing and storytelling, making the stories she tells accessible for modern readers. She lives in Brooklyn with her cat Heloise and usually one or two foster kittens. She is co-author of the book Women of Myth, forthcoming in 2023 with Adams Media.
Wesley Livesay
History of the Second World War PodcastWesley Livesay started the History of the Great War podcast in 2014 in an effort to engage with his love of history in a more meaningful way. Over five years, and 250 episodes, the podcast told the story of the First World War. In 2020 Wesley started History of the Second World War to tell the story of the Second World War, starting where History of the Great War left off in in the early 1920s.
Trevor Culley
The History of Persia PodcastTrevor is the host of the History of Persia, writer for The History Buffs, and an independent researcher. He is particularly interested in the rise of Darius the Great in 6th Century BC. When not invested in the stories of ancient history, he can usually be found near or beneath his dog and cat.
Dirk Hoffmann-Becking
The History of the GermansPodcaster, Sailor, Father and occasional management consultant. The history of the Germans starts in the Middle Ages when the emperors fought an epic struggle with the papacy, moves on to the Hanse, the Reformation, the great 18th century of Kant, Goethe, Gauss, the rise of Prussia and the horrors of the Nazi regime. We will end with the post-war period of moral and physical rebuilding. As Gregory of Tours (539-594) said: “A great many things keep happening, some good, some bad”.
Kenny Ryan
Abridged Presidential HistoriesKenny Ryan is the host of [Abridged] Presidential Histories, a bimonthly history podcast that explores the successes, setbacks, and scandals of each president, in chronological order, in an hour or less. When he’s not podcasting, Kenny enjoys hiking, reading, and making people laugh. He’s a marketing professional by day and by night is developing his first book project (know any literary agents? holler!) and serves on the Washington State Adult Education Advisory Council.
Deb Freeman
Setting the TableDeb Freeman is the host of Setting the Table, a podcast on Whetstone Media that explores Black foodways and culinary history. She has written for outlets such as Plate Magazine, Food 52, Epicurious, Modern Farmer, Garden and Gun, Pit Magazine, Gravy, Southern Grit Magazine, and Gastro Obscura, has had her work featured in Huffington Post, and has done cultural commentary for BBC Radio and other international outlets. Freeman writes about the intersection of race, culture, and food.
Richard and Anton Le Poidevin
Curiosity of a ChildRichard and Anton Le Poidevin are a father and son podcast team that talk about history, science, tales and everything in between. We look at the quirky and the everyday, seeking the stories and curiosities that make the world the rich place it is. From cumin to corpse medicine and pigments to the platypus we explore it all.
Mark Selleck
Casting Through Ancient GreeceMy name is Mark Selleck and I am the creator of the Casting Through Ancient Greece podcast. I am not a professional historian or an academic in the field, but I have had a passion for history my entire adult life. I developed a particular interest in Ancient Greek history and have studied and read about it for many years now. I wanted to take my interest in this period further, which has led me to produce this series. My aim is to try and share what I have learnt of this fascinating and entertaining period in time with others, while also learning more myself along the way.
Jacqueline Reiter
Several BooksJacqueline Reiter received her PhD from the University of Cambridge in 2006 on the role of national defence in British politics between 1793 and 1815. Her first book, The Late Lord: The Life of John Pitt, 2nd Earl of Chatham (Pen and Sword, 2017), illuminated the political and military career of Pitt the Younger’s elder brother. She has written for History Today and contributed several articles to the Journal of the Society for Army Historical Research. Most recently she has co-written a chapter with John Bew on British war aims for the forthcoming Cambridge History of the Napoleonic Wars, and she is writing for the History of Parliament. Her current research focuses on the colourful and controversial career of Sir Home Riggs Popham and she is writing his biography for Helion & Co.
Dr Zack White
Dr Zack White completed a PhD in History at the University of Southampton in 2022, specialising in crime and punishment in the British army during the Napoleonic era. He is the Chair of the Napoleonic & Revolutionary War Graves Charity, is Commissioning Editor for ‘History Hack’, and runs the popular Napoleonic era podcast ‘The Napoleonicist’. He has previously written on civilian reactions to the Peninsular War, morale in the British army during the same conflict, and the relationship between Wellington and his troops. In 2021 he edited the proceedings of the first ‘War and Peace in the Age of Napoleon’ conference, entitled The Sword and the Spirit.
Emmerline Smy
Smy Goodness PodcastEmmerline Smy is the host of the Smy Goodness Podcast where she investigates food history and food art and their depictions throughout time with a focus on mis and under-represented artists. As CEO of Smy Goodness she uses her background in museums, archaeology, decorative arts and communities to blend arts, crafts, food and history together. These are at the heart of what she does from her famous hot sauce, jellies and jams; bespoke arts and craft events; cultural cookery sessions; beads, prints, paintings and more.
Iain Christie
TerranautsIain Christie was the CEO of a successful space start-up company, where he worked for 22 years. While there he worked with astronauts and engineers at NASA and the Canadian Space Agency. He spent time in the Mission Control Center on the Space Shuttle and International Space Station programs.
These days he coaches space entrepreneurs and hosts a podcast called Terranauts about people who “work in space… without ever leaving the planet”.
Jimmy Chen
Napoleonic WarsJimmy Chen is a writer and translator specialising in Russian and Napoleonic history, in particular Napoleon’s infamous 1812 campaign. He has translated several Russian officers’ accounts of the campaign into English and is a regular guest on the Napoleonicist podcast and the Historyland Youtube channel. Jimmy is the co-founder of Napoleonic Impressions, an eCommerce business selling a wide range of Napoleonic merchandise.
Garry Stevens
History in the Bible PodcastGarry Stevens is a former academic who taught at Australian and American universities. In his retirement, he turned to podcasting. His History in the Bible podcast is now in its seventh year and third season.
Joshua Provan
Napoleonic WarsJoshua Provan is an Author, Artist and Content Creator from the UK. In addition to his blog and Youtube channel, Adventures in Historyland, he has written two books, Wild East (Fonthill 2020) and Bullocks Grain and Good Madeira (Helion 2021), covering Anglo-Japanese relations and the 2nd Maratha War respectively, he is currently writing a third book on the Siege of Pensacola 1781. He is a regular guest on the History podcasts; The Napoleonicist & History Hack and has contributed articles and chapters to edited collections and websites like Military History Now.
Marcus Cribb
Napoleonic WarsMarcus Cribb is a passionate historian of the Napoleonic Wars, focussing on the Peninsula War and the life of Arthur Wellesley, the 1st Duke of Wellington. He was the manager of Apsley House, Wellington’s famous London residence, and now works for another leading heritage charity, with a career that has spanned the Tank Museum Bovington to Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. At a young age he was visited battlefields in France, Belgium and the Netherlands, which made a lasting impression, fuelling a lifelong interest in military history.
Currently he is researching his book on the Second Battle of Porto due out in 2023 with Helion, he is a frequent podcaster, reviewer and historical commentator, using a blend of humour and debate to engage with audiences. He sits on the board of the Friends of the Lines of Torres Vedras, an organisation which promote the conservation and public awareness of the unique historic sites, as a founding trustee of the Napoleonic & Revolutionary War Graves Charity, he is both a trustee as well as the heritage officer, advising on projects relating the burial of dead from these long wars and the preservation of their graves as well as their memory.
Alongside his historical activities he has served with the Royal Armoured Corps and Royal Artillery as an Army Reservist for 12+ years.
Nia Hamm
Black Wall StreetNia Hamm is a general assignment reporter for NBC10 Boston. Her passion for news extends beyond the newsroom into her daily life and she takes pride in using creativity and imagination to produce compelling stories.
Nia is a graduate of Rutgers University, as well as the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Prior to working at NBC10 Boston, Nia worked as a general assignment reporter for Fox 61 News in Hartford, Connecticut. She has also worked as a general assignment reporter for WNYT-TV NewsChannel 13 in Albany, New York as well as a multimedia journalist for News 12 Networks, The Bronx and Brooklyn and Fios1 News (WRNN) in Rye Brook, New York.
Before Nia’s career as an on-air journalist began, she worked behind the scenes in television news as an associate producer for News 12 New Jersey before taking a job and working her way up from a writer, regional producer and eventually a package producer for Fox News. Nia then worked as a video producer and online writer for CNBC News and later as a writer for CBS Radio News Network in Manhattan. Nia has written about a variety of issues for a number of publications and websites, including CNBC.com, The Huffington Post, NBCBLK.com, thegrio.com and Jetmag.com.
In her spare time, Nia enjoys producing and hosting a podcast that targets millennial audiences and helps offer solutions for young adults who struggle with “adulting.”Attachments area
Jordan Harbour
MidAtlantic RoundtableJordan Harbour is a classical archaeologist, writer, producer, and host of the Twilight Histories podcast.
Zach Twamley
When Diplomacy Fails
Jonathan F. Putnam
Jonathan F. Putnam is a historian and author of historical fiction, including the Lincoln & Speed mystery series, which comprise murder mysteries based on the real-life murder cases of Abraham Lincoln as a young trial lawyer on the American frontier. Jonathan grew up in Lexington, Massachusetts, the birthplace of American liberty, and his great-grandfather six generations back was the Revolutionary War General Israel Putnam. Notwithstanding, years ago he moved to the capital of the (former) empire, as he now makes his home in London, England.