Historical Inaccuracies

4 Friends and non-historians discuss and learn about various aspects of history whilst trying to be as accurate as possible. We’ll laugh, we’ll swear, we’ll wonder what the duck was going on. Join us every week for a new topic, chosen by each of us in turn. Have a thought, or want to get in touch? email [email protected] or visit our twitter: @HIAHpodcast

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A brief history of Philosophers

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06/09/20 • 63 min

To cross the field of beans, or not to cross the field of beans? In the final episode of season one we take a historically inaccurate look at philosophers, from Socrates to Wollstonecraft.

A brief history of James VI/I

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04/16/20 • 70 min

The good, the bad and the burning. A discussion of the life, faults and merits of King James VI of Scotland, later James I of England. Uniter of crowns, burner of witches, and murderer extraordinaire. Have a thought, or want to get in touch? email [email protected]

What's to come in season 2

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06/09/20 • 2 min

Historically inaccurate TV series

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10/21/20 • 75 min

Raunchy Rome, explosive Gunpowder, and rather spiffing Crowns.

Mysteries of history

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04/28/20 • 97 min

Witchcraft, Ancient Gods, golden deaths and carpark kings - This week we explore four of history’s most infuriating and long lasting mysteries: the Princes in the tower, Atlantis, the lost colony of Roanoke and the lost Roman legion in China.

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A brief history of the Great Schism of 1054

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04/24/20 • 61 min

A discussion of the first great schism to rock Christianity, hundreds of years before Martin Luther was a glint in his daddy's eye. We talk about the difference between the Roman Catholic faith and the Eastern Orthodox faith, the end of the Roman Empire and the Pope's real name. Have a thought, or want to get in touch? email [email protected]

A brief history of Edinburgh

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04/16/20 • 69 min

Half hanged ladies, tiny dogs and misremembered graveyard stones. Have a thought, or want to get in touch? email [email protected]

A brief history of Pandemics

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04/16/20 • 47 min

A walk around the weird history of pandemics. Have a thought, or want to get in touch? email [email protected]

Historical Inaccuracies: a history podcast

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08/24/20 • 2 min

Tongues, sex lines, and one or two bits of history.

A brief history of Halloween

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10/30/20 • 58 min

Witches, Cannibals and Haunted Portsmouth - this week we consider the things that go bump in the fog...

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FAQ

How many episodes does Historical Inaccuracies have?

Historical Inaccuracies currently has 16 episodes available.

What topics does Historical Inaccuracies cover?

The podcast is about History and Podcasts.

What is the most popular episode on Historical Inaccuracies?

The episode title 'What's to come in season 2' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Historical Inaccuracies?

The average episode length on Historical Inaccuracies is 65 minutes.

How often are episodes of Historical Inaccuracies released?

Episodes of Historical Inaccuracies are typically released every 6 days, 1 hour.

When was the first episode of Historical Inaccuracies?

The first episode of Historical Inaccuracies was released on Apr 16, 2020.

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