أفضل بودكاسات Tom Philpott (2024)

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A (Partially-Sighted) Man With A Vision with Alex Clapp 45:15

3d ago45:15

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In this episode, I’m talking to Alex Clapp, an incredible individual who faced unimaginable challenges that turned his world upside down. Alex was living the life many of us know well — working hard, playing hard — with what seemed like a "normal" relationship with alcohol. Then, five years ago, his life took a dramatic turn. In the midst of battli…

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Alcohol, Mental Health, and Workplace Culture: Responsibility in Leadership with Marc Caulfield 1:04:10

10d ago1:04:10

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Today, I’m joined by the incredible Marc Caulfield, someone who knows firsthand how alcohol can affect mental health, especially in the workplace. Marc spent 28 years in the advertising world, where alcohol was often at the heart of business culture, but his own struggles with mental health led him to create a new mission: helping organisations fos…

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Ep342 – Defence of the Suez Canal, 1914-15 – Dr Adam Prime 28:16

11d ago28:16

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In today’s episode, we have the pleasure of hosting Dr. Adam Prime, an independent scholar, to discuss the defence of the Suez Canal during the pivotal years of 1914 and 1915. Dr. Prime offers fascinating insights into the strategic importance of the canal during World War I, delving into the challenges faced by Allied forces in protecting this vit…

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Alcohol, Burnout, and Holistic Recovery: A Conversation with Rachel Philpotts 36:09

17d ago36:09

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Welcome to this week’s episode. Today, I’m thrilled to chat with Rachel Philpotts, author of the award-winning The Burnout Bible and clinical director of Renew Functional Medicine Clinic. Rachel’s work helps high-achieving women recover from burnout and rediscover their energy, using cutting-edge functional medicine techniques. We’ll be talking abo…

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Breaking Free: How Quitting Alcohol Transformed Tom Kennard’s Business and Life 48:44

24d ago48:44

48:44

In this episode, I’m chatting with Tom Kennard, an entrepreneur who made the life-changing decision to quit drinking—and believes it was key to selling his successful business. Tom shares his journey from using alcohol as a way to manage stress to realising it was holding him back, both personally and professionally. We talk about the pressures of …

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Ep341 – African American Signallers – Dr Brian Hall 37:25

27d ago37:25

37:25

Academic Dr Brian Hall talks to me about his research into the overlooked experiences of the 325th Field Signal Battalion, the first Black signal unit in the U.S. Army during the First World War. His work highlights the battalion's contributions and the challenges they faced within a racially prejudiced military environment, arguing that their tech…

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Improving Well-Being in Advertising with Natalie Bell 52:35

1M ago52:35

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In this episode, I’m joined by Natalie Bell, the CEO at MG OMD, for a heartfelt conversation about the intersection of alcohol, mental health, and the advertising industry. Natalie, known for her candid discussions about her mother’s battle with alcoholism, brings a powerful perspective on how alcohol impacts both personal lives and professional en…

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The Book 39:27

1M ago39:27

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This week, we’re exploring the impact of alcohol in the workplace and how it shapes our professional lives, often in ways we might not realise. I'll be sharing insights from my new book, Bottling Up Trouble: How Alcohol Is Harming Your Business and What to Do About It, and digging into the complex relationship between work culture and drinking habi…

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Ep340 – John Nichol – The Unknown Warrior 45:42

1M ago45:42

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Author and former RAF navigator John Nichol talks about his latest book and theatre tour, The Unknown Warrior. This book is an exploration of the poignant history and enduring significance of the Unknown Warrior in Westminster Abbey, uncovering stories of sacrifice, remembrance, and the personal and collective impact of war. It is published by Simo…

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What Is It With Men & Booze? With Pete Hunt 53:19

1M ago53:19

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In this week’s episode, we're tackling a topic that hits close to home for many - men, masculinity, and booze. While I’ve never had my femininity questioned for not drinking, men often face intense pressure to “man up” and have a drink. To explore why, I’m joined by Pete Hunt, the mind behind The Privileged Man podcast and community. Together, we’l…

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Policy and Politics of Alcohol Treatment - with Dr. Peter Rice 1:07:22

2M ago1:07:22

1:07:22

Welcome to this episode, where I’m thrilled to welcome Dr. Peter Rice, a true heavyweight in the world of alcohol policy. Today, we’re tackling the crucial question: can government policies actually reduce the harm caused by alcohol? Spoiler alert: yes, they can, and Peter is here to explain how. As an addiction psychiatrist with decades of experie…

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Ep339 – Liberty Cadillac US1257X – Marc Lasson 53:43

2M ago53:43

53:43

In this episode, we're joined by Marc Lassen, who shares the captivating story of The Liberty Car—Cadillac US1257X. Discovered in 2005, this Cadillac officer's car had its WWI military history lost to time until Marc's dedicated efforts to authenticate and preserve its legacy. Through collecting countless artifacts and meticulous research, Marc has…

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Are You Falling Asleep Or Are You Passing Out - with William Porter 47:42

2M ago47:42

47:42

Hi everyone, welcome back to another episode of the Alcohol Debate Podcast! Today, we're tackling a topic that many of us have grappled with - sleep. Or should I say, are you truly falling asleep or just passing out? We're joined by the fantastic William Porter, author of the highly acclaimed Alcohol Explained series. William is here to shed light …

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The Treatment Options with Dr James Morris 21:59

2M ago21:59

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Welcome to part 2 of our fascinating conversation with Dr. James Morris. Last week, we tackled the stigma around alcohol use and the debate over moderation versus abstinence. This episode shifts focus to the various treatment options available in the UK, discussing everything from community support to residential rehab and the effectiveness of diff…

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Ep338 – Public Schools in the Great War – Timothy Halstead 38:19

2M ago38:19

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In this episode, Timothy Halstead takes us on a journey through the involvement of public school boys in the Great War, challenging traditional perceptions and offering fresh insights into their role and experiences. Drawing from his ground-breaking work, "More Than Victims of Horace," Halstead unveils the complexities of this narrative, demonstrat…

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Is There Such a Thing as an Alcoholic? with Dr.James Morris 40:18

2M ago40:18

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In this insightful episode, Tabbin sits down with Dr. James Morris from London Southbank University’s Centre for Addictive Behaviours Research. They delve into the complexities surrounding the term "alcoholic" and its implications. Dr. Morris discusses the evolution of the term, its historical roots in Alcoholics Anonymous, and how the disease mode…

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Sober Sex vs Drunk Sex with Chloe Myers 45:20

3M ago45:20

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This episode of the Alcohol Debate Podcast discusses sensitive topics, including alcohol use, sexual activity, personal boundaries, and mentions of rape. Listener discretion is advised. The content is intended for mature audiences and aims to provide information and support for those navigating their relationship with alcohol and intimacy. If you f…

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Booze or Buff? 25:47

3M ago25:47

25:47

Welcome back to the Alcohol Debate Podcast! In today's episode, Booze or Buff, we delve into how alcohol impacts our fitness and physical well-being. Following insights from recent guests like rugby player Don Armand and gym owner Josh Ware, we'll explore the biological effects of alcohol on our bodies, focusing on the short-term detriments to our …

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Ep337 – Orcadians in the Gordon Highlanders in WW1 – Tom Ordeman 27:18

3M ago27:18

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In Episode 337 of MiD, we shine a spotlight on the often-overlooked stories of Orcadians who served in the Gordon Highlanders during World War I. Led by the knowledgeable Tom Ordeman, this episode takes listeners on a captivating journey through the experiences of these brave soldiers from the Orkney Islands. Tom, a dedicated historian with a passi…

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Alcohol & Fitness - with Josh Ware 37:59

3M ago37:59

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Welcome back to the Alcohol Debate Podcast! Today, we're diving into the intersection of alcohol and fitness with a special guest, Josh Ware. Josh, who has been a personal trainer for over a decade, now owns Future Bodies, a revolutionary gym that transforms lives with its Game Changers program. We’ll explore how reducing alcohol intake can signifi…

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Alcohol in Professional Sport with Don Armand 1:01:13

3M ago1:01:13

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Today I’m joined by professional rugby player and co-founder of Sampson Armand, Don Armand. In this episode we dive deep into the role alcohol plays in our society and personal health. We'll explore the rise of alcohol-free drinks, debunk myths surrounding alcohol's effects and unravel the complex narrative of alcohol consumption. Whether you're tr…

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Ep336 – French Generals of the Great War – Dr Jonathan Krause & Prof. William Philpott 47:38

3M ago47:38

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In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Jonathan Krause and Professor William Philpott illuminate the lives and leadership of the senior French generals who shaped the course of the First World War based on their recent book. Despite commanding the largest force on the Western Front and ultimately achieving victory, these generals remain largely obs…

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Bars in Schools with Robin Dyer 48:52

4M ago48:52

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Welcome back to The Alcohol Debate Podcast. In today’s episode, we dive into a controversial topic: the presence of bars in schools. Joining me is Robin Dyer, a seasoned educator who has firsthand experience with the impact of alcohol in educational settings. We’ll explore the pros, cons, and cultural implications of allowing students access to alc…

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Alcohol in Focus: Myths, Realities, and Policy Insights with Jem Roberts 49:39

4M ago49:39

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Welcome to episode 7 of The Alcohol Debate. In this episode, I’m thrilled to be joined by Jem Roberts from the Institute of Alcohol Studies. Today we’re diving deep into the complex world of alcohol consumption, exploring its impact on public health, the surprising trends during the pandemic, and what the future holds for alcohol policy in the UK. …

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Alcohol and Relationships 15:58

4M ago15:58

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Today, we’ll be discussing how alcohol affects our ability to forge strong, lasting relationships. Reflecting on personal experiences and coaching insights, I explore the dual nature of alcohol—as both a social lubricant and a potential barrier to genuine connection. We'll discuss the common belief that alcohol can make us more sociable and compare…

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How we Become Addicted 26:38

4M ago26:38

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Today, we're tackling the often painful question many of us wrestle with: "Why me? Why did I become addicted to alcohol when others didn't?" This episode explores the biological and psychological factors that contribute to alcohol addiction, examining both individual susceptibilities and societal influences that lead us toward or away from dependen…

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Ep335 – Colin Hutchinson and the RFA – David Keable-Elliot 1:05:28

4M ago1:05:28

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In this riveting episode, former GP and author Colin Hutchinson takes us on a compelling journey through the history of the Royal Field Artillery during World War I, as depicted in his book, "The Young Gunner." Drawing from the letters and journals of Second Lieutenant Colin Hutchinson, David’s relative, the narrative unfolds the gripping tales of …

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DE&I 19:00

4M ago19:00

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Today we're discussing the controversial topic of alcohol's role in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) in the workplace. If you've ever been puzzled by the complex world of alcohol norms, especially in a professional setting, this episode is for you. We'll explore how alcohol influences workplace inclusivity, touching on how it can affect team…

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Alcohol and Cancer 25:47

4M ago25:47

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Today, we're diving into the sobering topic of alcohol and cancer. Did you know that alcohol is a direct cause of seven types of cancer, including breast, liver, and colorectal cancers? Join me as I share insights from the World Health Organization and personal experiences to uncover the significant health risks even moderate drinking can pose. I a…

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My Story 37:10

4M ago37:10

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Welcome back to another episode of The Alcohol Debate Podcast. Today, I'm diving into my own, personal journey with alcohol. I'll be sharing my story not out of narcissism, but to connect with those who might be questioning how alcohol affects their lives. From growing up in a family where alcohol was the norm, to my struggles with addiction, and f…

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Alcohol and Stress 30:03

4M ago30:03

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Welcome to the very first episode of The Alcohol Debate! I'm thrilled to have you here. In today's episode, we're asking ourselves the question: does alcohol really help us relieve stress? I'll share personal experiences and dig into the science behind how our bodies react to alcohol, exploring whether that glass of wine truly helps us unwind or if…

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Trailer 1:11

4M ago1:11

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Welcome to the Alcohol Debate Podcast! If you're baffled by the mixed messages about alcohol or curious about the boom in alcohol-free drinks, this podcast is for you. We're diving deep into how booze impacts us individually and society as a whole. Join me as I chat with experts to debunk myths, explore the facts, and offer practical tips for those…

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Ep330 – The Armistice on the Western Front- Prof Stephen Badsey 59:53

4M ago59:53

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In this captivating episode, Professor Stephen Badsey offers a detailed analysis of the Armistice on the Western Front in November 1918. Drawing from his extensive expertise, Professor Badsey delves into the fast-paced timeline of events that unfolded during late October and early November 1918, leading to the momentous ceasefire that marked the en…

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Ep334 – The Office of Military Secretary – Prof John Bourne 41:56

7M ago41:56

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Prof. John Bourne talks about the essential role, activities, and function of the Office of the Military Secretary during the Great War. John offers valuable insights into this often-overlooked aspect of wartime operations. Explore the inner workings of the military bureaucracy that played a crucial role in shaping the course of the Great War.…

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Ep333 – Ireland in Ypres, 1914 – 2014 – Dr Dominiek Dendooven 57:51

8M ago57:51

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Dr. Dominiek Dendooven delves into the history of Ireland's involvement and representation in Flanders during the Great War. Dominiek, an expert in this field, offers insights into the complex historical connections between Ireland and the Western Front. This discussion provides a factual and informative exploration of a lesser-known aspect of Worl…

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Ep332 – Midland Railway men of the GW – Quint Watt 50:46

8M ago50:46

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Historian and researcher Quintin Watt takes us on a captivating journey into the forgotten stories of the Midland Railway's servicemen from the Black Country and South Staffordshire during the Great War. Quintin shares the inspiration behind his research and delves into surprising discoveries, shedding light on the integral role railwaymen played d…

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Ep331 – God and the British Soldier – Prof Michael Snape 50:25

9M ago50:25

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Canon Professor Michael Snape, the Michael Ramsey Professor of Anglican Studies at Durham University, talks about religion, God and the British soldier in the Great War. Drawing from a treasure trove of newly unearthed materials from military, ecclesiastical, and civilian archives, Michael paints a vivid portrait of the experiences of Britain's cit…

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Ep329 – Mametz, 38th Division and the Great War – Prof Chris Williams 1:44:43

9M ago1:44:43

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On this episode of the Mentioned in Dispatches Podcast Prof. Chris Williams, a historian from University College Cork, talks about his research into the 38th Division and their pivotal role in the Battle of Mametz.بقلم Dr Tom Thorpe

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Ep328 – Why the Allies won the Great War – Prof Mark Connelly 37:29

10M ago37:29

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On this week’s, Dispatches Podcast we delve into the intricacies of the Great War and explore the question on everyone's mind: "Why did the Allies emerge victorious?" In this thought-provoking lecture, historian Prof. Mark Connelly takes us on a journey through the annals of history, offering insights into the strategic, political, and human factor…

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Ep327 – The Atlas of the Irish Revolution and Cork – Dr John Borgonovo 17:44

10M ago17:44

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In the latest episode of the Mentioned in Dispatches Podcast, Dr. John Borgonovo takes us on a captivating journey through the Irish Revolution with a particular focus on its impact in Cork. The discussion revolves around "The Atlas of the Irish Revolution," a landmark publication that offers a uniquely accessible perspective on this transformative…

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Ep326 – The British West Indies Regt in the GW – Dr Dominiek Dendooven 26:12

10M ago26:12

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In this episode of the Mentioned in Dispatches Podcast, Dr. Dominiek Dendooven talks about his recent book, 'The British West Indies Regiment: Race and Colour on the Western Front,' published by Pen & Sword. This military-political history intertwines a thought-provoking cultural and social theme that shapes the narrative: the intricate dynamics of…

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Ep325 – County Mayo, 1912-23 – Prof Joost Augusteijn 1:02:21

11M ago1:02:21

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Tune in to the latest Mentioned in Dispatches Podcast, where we engage in a compelling conversation with Professor Joost Augusteijn about his in-depth study of County Mayo, 1912-23. Delving into a period of unprecedented turmoil, this examination offers a comprehensive look at all facets of life in County Mayo during the revolutionary era. Joost dr…

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Ep324 – Field Marshal the Earl of Cavan – Dr Michael Senior 23:47

11M ago23:47

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Join us in the latest episode of the Mentioned in Dispatches Podcast as we delve into the life and career of Field Marshal Lord Cavan. In this enlightening conversation with Dr. Michael Senior, author of the recently published book 'Field Marshal the Earl of Cavan: Soldier and Fox Hunter,' we explore the multifaceted character of a distinguished Br…

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Ep323 – Irish divisions at Langemark – Michael Nugent 37:17

11M ago37:17

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In this episode of the Mentioned in Dispatches Podcast, Michael Nugent delves into his book 'A Bad Day, I Fear,' shedding light on a little-known chapter of World War I history. Join us as we explore the tragic Battle of Langemarck on August 16, 1917, where the 16th (Irish) Division and 36th (Ulster) Division, after their previous success at Messin…

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Ep322 – The 21st Division in the Great War – Dr Derek Clayton 32:06

11M ago32:06

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Author and historians Dr Derek Clayton talks about his book To Do the Work of Men : An Operational History of the 21st Division in the Great War. The 21st Division was formed in September 1914 as part of Kitchener's Third Army (K3), comprising units mostly from Yorkshire, Northumberland, Durham and Lincolnshire. It was destined to spend its entire …

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Ep321 – Field Marshal Lord Birdwood – Richard Farrimond 24:48

12M ago24:48

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In this podcast interview, Richard Farrimond discusses their motivation for writing a comprehensive biography of Field Marshal Lord Birdwood, highlighting their personal connection to Clifton College and Birdwood's autobiography, Khaki and Gown, as initial inspirations. Richard also explains that their academic journey, including a history Masters …

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Ep320 – Did the 5th Army collapse in spring 1918 – Glyn Taylor 38:52

12M ago38:52

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Doctoral candidate Glyn Taylor talks about his research into the response of the 5th British Army to the German Spring Offensive in 1918. Glyn is a former Army officer who has taken up an academic career following his retirement from the Services. He graduated with a MA in ‘The History of Britain and the First World War’ at the University of Wolver…

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Ep319 – Battle of the Sambre, 4 November 1918 – Dr Derek Clayton 31:47

12M ago31:47

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Author and historian Dr Derek Clayton talks about this book Decisive Victory: The Battle of the Sambre: 4 November 1918. This battle was a decisive British victory. The battle has, however, been largely neglected by historians: it was the last large-scale, set-piece battle fought by the British Expeditionary Force on the Western Front: the Armistic…

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Ep318 – Hedworth Lambton and the GW – Peter Welsh 30:27

1y ago30:27

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Historian and writer Peter Welsh talks about Sir Hedworth Meux (Lambton) during the Great War. Meux was a distinguished Royal Navy officer whose legacy is marked by a lifetime of service and leadership. Born as Hedworth Lambton, he embarked on a remarkable career that spanned from 1870 to 1916. Notably, Meux played a pivotal role in significant his…

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Ep317 – Gay soldiers, the law and the Great War – Dr Frances Hurd 45:55

1y ago45:55

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Author and historian Dr Frances Hurd talks about her research into gay officers, the law and their experiences in the British Army during the Great War. She discusses what happened to British officers arrested for homosexuality, their fate and the legacy of the treatment. Frances is based in Chichester, West Sussex, and has a PhD in history. For 19…

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