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Goalhanger Films
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MrT
Scott Rank, PhD
Immediate Media
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Travels Through Time
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Lapham’s Quarterly
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Rebecca Robbins & Kim Kimmel
BBC Radio 4
www.itshistorypodcasts.com
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BBC Radio 4
New Books Network
BBC World Service
Richard Grove, editor-in-chief of Tragedy and Hope Magazine
Accessible World
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The Peace Revolution Podcast
BBC
Brian
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David Beeson
The AskHistorians Mod Team
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public_relations@ghil.ac.uk
Daniel Mainwaring
Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective
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Real Time History
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Got-History.org
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Zack Twamley
The Spectator
Historias Podcast
Oliver Webb-Carter
Ashmolean Museum
The Spectator
BBC
BBC Radio 4
The Spectator
BBC Radio
History Hit Network
BBC Radio 4
BBC Radio 4 Extra
Samuel Biagetti
The History Network
Benjamin Fox
New Books Network
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Allen Ayers
Mark Schauss
History Hit
Gary Arndt | Glassbox Media
History Podcasts
Emmanuel Dubois
Jeff Nichols
New Books Network
Sean Munger
New Books Network
CBC Radio
Riley Knight
New Books Network
Podkas Team
George Miller
Chris Fernandez-Packham (Victorian History Lover/Queen Victoria Fan)
Eric Paul Totten
Goalhanger Podcasts
Rita
New Books Network
Recorded History Podcast Network
Wesley Livesay
ChromeRadio
Philip Gill
Did That Really Happen?
Deanna Lyncook
Danny Evans & Jim Yeoman
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Christopher Kinsella
Biographics: History One Life at a Time
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Carl Rylett
Cambridge University
Max Foster
New Books Network
The University of Queensland
David Crowther
Holley History
British Studies Lecture Series
Matt Smith
Auckland Writers Festival
New Books Network