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Storyline | The British History Podcast — 275 episodes

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504 – At Anslem’s Bec and Call

2

501 – Bishop Serlo’s Pop Up Hair Salon

3

491 – All Hats On Deck

4

490 – Messengers from France

5

489 – From Normandy With Love

6

487 – Stealing a Wife From God

7

486 – Stealing a Crown from your Brother

8

The First Crusade Sample

9

485 – What Happened?

10

484 – Final Destination: The New Forest

11

483 – Standing on Ceremony

12

482 – Eye for an Eye

13

481 – Operation Baguette Storm

14

480 – All Gas, No Brakes

15

479 – Be Like Water

16

478 – A Fire Sale for the Faithful

17

476 – The Crackdown

18

475 – The Fall of Mowbray

19

474 – Malvoisin, the Evil Neighbor

20

473 – Stage Management

21

472 – Radicals

22

471 – How To Lose Friends and Irritate People

23

467 – Saint Anselm

24

464 – Rufus’ Terrible, No Good, Very Bad Campaign

25

461 – Destabilizing a Nation: A How-To Guide

26

460 – The White Tower

27

459 – Lashing Out

28

457 – The Bachelor King

29

454 – Odo’s Rebellion: Worst Easter Ever

30

453 – Odo’s Rebellion: The Cold War

31

452 – Odo? Oh Yes.

32

450 – Begin With A Bang

33

449 – Chapter Ten: The Boys

34

448 – The Death of William the Conqueror

35

447 – The End of the Conquest

36

446 – Death and Taxes

37

445 – Feeding Frenzy

38

444 – Holy Beef

39

432 – The Revolt of the Earls

40

431 – The Gang Has A Wedding

41

426 – Everyone Has Their Limits

42

425 – Hereward: The Fall of Ely

43

415 – Cry Me a River

44

414 – The Uprising

45

413 – The D

46

412 – The B Word

47

411 – Tell it to St. Peter

48

410 – The F Word

49

409 – The First Sparks

50

407 – Robbing the Hood

51

406 – King’s Rook Takes Pawn

52

405 – Hereward the Wake: The Bourne Identity

53

401 – Norms and Normans

54

400 – William: This is Fine

55

399 – Into the Wild

56

396 – King William I of England

57

395 – Rearranging the Deck chairs on HMS England

58

393 – To Kill a Legend

59

391 – The Battle of Hastings

60

390 – Stamford Bridge

61

389 – The Tyrant and the Muddy Crossing

62

388 – The Stupid Before The Storm

63

387 – The Douche is Cast

64

386 – God’s Messenger

65

385 – The Audacity of Boats

66

384 – King Harold Godwinson

67

382 – Bros Before Thrones

68

381 – Weekend at William’s

69

380 – Everybody Is Killing Everybody Else And Nobody Is Talking About It: Part 3

70

379 – Everybody Is Killing Everybody Else And Nobody Is Talking About It: Part 2

71

378 – Everybody is killing everybody else and no one is talking about it

72

377 – The King of Wales

73

376 – Lost Years and Lost Lands

74

373 – The First King

75

372 – Hostile Takeover

76

371 – Naked Ambition

77

370 – Breaking Bread

78

369 – Move or You Will Be Moved: Part 4

79

368 – Move or You Will Be Moved: Part 3

80

367 – Move, or You Will Be Moved Part 2

81

366 – Move, or You Will Be Moved: Part 1

82

364 – Reconciliation

83

361 – W A Poet

84

359 – Play Autocrat Games; Win Autocrat Prizes

85

358 – King Harthacnut

86

357 – Walter Map’s Courtly Trifles

87

353 – Mother of the Year

88

352 – Chaos

89

350 – A Tough Cnut to Crack

90

348 – Ruling Hard or Hardly Ruling

91

347 – Aggressive Diplomacy

92

346 – Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Drakkars

93

345 – Building Blocks

94

344 – Cnut’s Mad Lads

95

342 – King Cnut of Denmark and England

96

340 – A Bit of a Cnut

97

339 – Cnut the Conqueror

98

335 – Acts of Spasmodic Violence

99

334 – No Cnut November

100

333 – The Conquest of England

101

332 – The Jomsvikings

102

331 – Thoughts and Prayers

103

329 – Forkbeard

104

328 – The St Brice’s Day Massacre

105

327 – Sail Away Sail Away Sail Away

106

325 – From Bad to Worse

107

324 – Law and Lawlessness

108

323 – Brotherhood of the Wolf

109

322 – We’re Absolutely Forked

110

321 – Course Corrections

111

318 – Chaos is a Ladder

112

317 – A Culture of Corruption

113

315 – The Cracks in the Foundation

114

312 – King Edward

115

311 – Team Edward

116

310 – Political Theater

117

309 – Size Doesn’t Matter (until it does)

118

308 – A Thirst for Reform

119

306 – King Eadwig

120

296 – Darkening Skies

121

295 – The Return of England

122

294 – It All Comes Crashing Down

123

293 – The Beacons are Lit

124

292 – King in the North

125

291 – Pandemonium

126

290 – This Land Is Your Land, This Land Is My Land

127

289 – Brunanburh

128

288 – Extracurricular Activities

129

287 – The Conquest of Scotland

130

285 – Full Court Press

131

284 – AEthelstan the Victorious

132

283 – The Kingdoms of the Foreigners

133

282 – How To Win Friends and Influence Jorvik

134

280 – King AEthelstan’s Love Life

135

279 – Dynastic Cults

136

278 – The Thunderbolt

137

277 – King AEthelstan: Say Yes to the Dress

138

276 – The Bastard Rebel King

139

275 – King Edward the Almost First King of England

140

274 – The Missing Shire

141

273 – I Do… Do I?

142

272 – The End of the Age of AEthelflaed

143

271 – How to Break a Kingdom in Six Months

144

270 – War in the Five Boroughs

145

269 – The Western Front

146

268 – Viking Invasion

147

267 – The Southern Expansion

148

266 – The Rise of AEthelflaed and the Breaking of Northumbria

149

265 – The Battle of Tettenhall; and Zombies, maybe.

150

263 – AEthelflaed and Ingimund

151

262 – AEthelred and AEthelflaed

152

260 – King Edward’s Forgotten Love Life

153

259 – The Last Stand of the House of AEthelred

154

258 – The Rise of King Edward I of Wessex

155

251 – Chapter Seven: England

156

248 – The Death of Alfred the Great

157

247 – Our Wooden Wall

158

245 – King Alfred: Infrastructure is Sexy

159

243 – The Sieges of AEthelred of Mercia

160

242 – Edward AEtheling at Farnham

161

241 – Haesten

162

240 – Viking Roadshow: Rollo edition

163

239 – The Dying Time

164

237 – Asser

165

236 – A Return to Scholarship

166

234 – The Sons of Rhodri and AEthelred’s Beautiful Hair

167

233 – Alfred’s Powerplay and the Restructuring of Wessex

168

230 – Guthrum Gets a Bath

169

229 – The Battle of Edington

170

228 – Alfred and Odda: The Audacity of Nope

171

227 – Alfred’s War for the Mind

172

226 – Alfred and Legitimacy: The First Steps to War

173

225 – Alfred in Somerset

174

223 – King Alfred and Chippenham

175

222 – Viking Kings and The Black Pool

176

221 – Alfred and Guthrum: The Price of Peace

177

220 – Alfred and Guthrum: Magic, Madness, Heaven, Sin

178

218 – The Kingdom of Jorvik

179

217 – Halfdan’s Ravaging of the North

180

216 – The Great Heathen Army: Always Be Prepared

181

215 – King Burgred and the end of the Danish Sausage Fest

182

214 – National Lampoon’s Viking Vacation

183

213 – Danegelds, Peace, and Shame

184

212 – Alfred the Last AEtheling

185

211 – The Battles of Basing and Meretun

186

210 – The Battle of Ashdown

187

209 – The Battle of Reading

188

208 – The Battle of Englefield

189

205 – Saint Edmund the Martyr

190

203 – Jorvik

191

202 – The Fall of Eoforwic

192

201 – East Anglia’s Danegeld

193

198 – The Great Heathen Army Begins

194

197 – The Sons of Ragnar Lodbrok (versus Battle-Cattle)

195

196 – Vikings and Mercs and Franks. Oh My!

196

195 – Red Sea Rising

197

194 – My Big Fat Dark Age Wedding

198

193 – Alfred the Young Part Two

199

192 – Alfred the Young

200

188 – Rebellion and Succession in the Kingdom of Wessex

201

187 – The Queen of Wessex: aka The Worst Midlife Crisis Ever

202

186 – Wessex: A story of Myth building, Opportunism, and Annexation

203

185 – Building the House of Wessex

204

184 – The Chaos of Bad Governance

205

183 – Ragnar’s Siege of Paris

206

182 – Ragnar Lodbrok

207

181 – Vikingrs Gotta Viking

208

180 – The Cracks in the Shieldwall

209

179 – The Battle of Carrum

210

178 – Dereliction of Duty

211

177 – The Road to 830

212

176 – The Prophecy of Jeremiah

213

175 – Chapter Five: A Sea of Blood

214

171 – The Welshcast Part Seven

215

170 – The Welshcast Part Six

216

169 – The Rise of Wessex

217

168 – The Fall of Mercia

218

167 – The Beginning of the End

219

166 – Wulfred: The Rogue Archbishop

220

165 – Did Archbishop Wulfred Just Kill a Guy?

221

163 – The South of Britain Grows Restless

222

162 – Emperor Coenwulf, Emperor Charlemagne, and The World

223

161 – King Ceonwulf’s Rise in Power

224

154 – Having it Offa

225

153 – An Offa You Can’t Refuse

226

136 – The Power of Mercia

227

Chapter Four: Anglo Saxon Ascendancy

228

103 – Edwin the Conqueror

229

102 – Have Exile, Will Travel

230

101 – I Ran (So Far Away): The Life and Times of Edwin of Deira

231

99 – False Starts

232

98 – The Zeal of Augustine

233

97 – Augustine and Gregory Make a Diocese

234

96 – The Conversion of King AEthelberht

235

95 – Two Old Men and a Slave Boy

236

92 – WelshCast Part Five: More People that Gildas Hated

237

91 – WelshCast Part Four: Three Kings of Wales Who Really Annoyed Gildas

238

90 – WelshCast Part Three: The Silent Treatment

239

89 – WelshCast Part Two: All The Comforts of Rome (well… some of them)

240

86 – The Fall of Ceawlin… and others

241

85 – Ceawlin and the Sons of Ida

242

79 – Saint Patrick’s Day Special

243

75 – Cerdic and Cynric: A Story of… well… Probably Farmers

244

74 – When Neighbors Attack: A Story of “Kings”

245

73 – And This Gives You Power Over Me?

246

57 – A Tale of Three Cities (sort of)

247

47 – Was there an Anglo Saxon Invasion of Britain?

248

46 – Hengist and Horsa

249

45 – Britain: The Last Outpost

250

44 – Sources of Confusion

251

41 – Chapter Two: The Birth of Britain

252

33 – Strength and Honor(ius)

253

32 – Theodosius and Theocracy

254

31 – Magnus Maximus

255

30 – What is Best in Life?

256

29 – An End to Prosperity

257

28 – Constantine and Britannia Sitting in a Tree

258

27 – York’s Revenge!

259

26 – Occupy Britannia!

260

24 – Another British Empire

261

23 – We’re In Between Emperors at the Moment

262

22 – The Dim Ages – Part 2

263

21 – The Dim Ages – Part 1

264

20 – Dysfunction and Sibling Rivalry

265

19 – Britannia’s Emperor

266

18 – Abandonment and Reoccupation

267

17 – Advancement and Occupation

268

15 – Hadrian’s Wall

269

14 – The Mystery of the Ninth Legion

270

13 – Agricola

271

11 – Boudica’s Rebellion, Part Two

272

10 – Boudica’s Rebellion, Part One

273

9 – Suetonius, Part-Time Mountain-Climber and Full-Time Jerk.

274

8 – Caractacus, the Home-Wrecker

275

7 – The Claudian Invasion of Britannia