The History Book : Recent Episodes
Honora Pamplin
The History Book is a show which dives into the moments from history which your history teacher may have left out of the narrative. We also take a look at more recent cultural vignettes which we think we leave a lasting impact on us. The History Book is hosted by DCU Masters Student Honora Pamplin
In the final episode of the History Book Podcast, Honora is joined by a panel of guests from the DCU MSDM Masters Programme; Kate Finnan, Áine McMahon, Emma Mitchell and Goergia Fenlon! The ladies discuss the big moments from the past few years that we think will go down as moments to be remembered in histoy!
This podcast is produced, voiced and edited by Honora Pamplin. Music from Epidemic Sound by Sixteen Wheelers & Joseph Beg.
In the fourth episode of the History Book Podcast, Honora is joined once again by friend of the pod Adam Jacobsen. The format is flipped on its head as Adam tells Honora two stories of historical mass hysteria (or lack thereof!)
This podcast is produced, voiced and edited by Honora Pamplin. Music from Epidemic Sound by Sixteen Wheelers & Joseph Beg.
In the third episode of the History Book Podcast, Honora is joined by friend of the pod Adam Jacobsen and they discusses what it means to be a woman in the scamming industry and tell the story of two high profile female scamstresses - Anna Delvey (Sorokin) and Elizabeth Holmes.
This podcast is produced, voiced and edited by Honora Pamplin. Music from Epidemic Sound by Sixteen Wheelers & Joseph Beg.
In the second episode of the History Book Podcast, Honora discusses what is counterfactual history and dives into five curious examples of history "what ifs".
Digressions include the 9/11 to 50 shades of grey pipeline and the Hapsburg jaw, enjoy! This podcast is produced, voiced and edited by Honora Pamplin. Music from Epidemic Sound by Sixteen Wheelers & Joseph Beg.
In the first episode of the podcast we cover two bizarre legal trials from the 80s and 90s - The McMartin Preschool Case and The Chamberlain Case. This podcast is produced, voiced and edited by Honora Pamplin. Music from Epidemic Sound by Sixteen Wheelers & Joseph Beg.