What is the HistoryExtra podcast?
HistoryExtra podcast episodes are released every week, featuring interviews with notable historians on topics spanning ancient history through to recent British to American events. Episodes feature history stories and perspectives on everything from crusading knights to Tudor monarchs and the D-Day landings.
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History Extra podcast on acast The latest news from the team behind BBC History Magazine - a popular History magazine. To find out more, visit www.historyextra.com The latest news from the team behind BBC History Magazine - a popular History magazine.
Who are the historians on the history extra bonus podcast?
In these bonus podcast episodes that are exclusive to HistoryExtra.com, you’ll find talks from historians including Dan Jones, Anita Anand and Janina Ramirez…
Who is the publisher of History Extra?
History Extra is owned and published by Immediate Media Company Limited. BBC History Magazine and BBC World Histories Magazine are published by Immediate Media Company Limited under licence from BBC Studios Distribution.
Is history extra a reliable source?
HistoryExtra strives to be the best and most trusted place for history content. We're home to more than 5,000 features and over 500 podcasts by world-renowned historians including Dan Jones, Michael Wood, Suzannah Lipscomb, Tom Holland and Tracy Borman.
Who hosts the History Extra podcast?
Ellie is HistoryExtra's podcast editor. She also regularly contributes to BBC History Magazine, runs the podcast newsletter and hosts several live and virtual BBC History Magazine events. Since joining the team back in 2016, Ellie has worked across print, digital and podcasting.
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You're able to take out a 30-day free trial to explore all of the great new content.
When did The History Extra podcast start?
2007Produced by the editorial team behind BBC History Magazine and historyextra.com, History Extra was first launched in 2007 as a monthly podcast. As its popularity has increased, History Extra now comes out six-seven times a week and attracts 3.5-4 million listens a month.
Who created HistoryExtra?
The publication releases thirteen editions a year, one per month and a Christmas special edition, and is owned by BBC Studios but is published under license by the Immediate Media Company....BBC History.EditorRob AttarWebsitewww.historyextra.comISSN1469-85527 more rows
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How much is a subscription to history magazine?
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What is the difference between BBC History magazine and BBC history revealed?
We launched History Revealed as we felt there was an appetite for a different kind of history magazine to our existing BBC History magazine. Whereas that magazine is aimed at a more history-literate audience, History Revealed appeals to readers looking for a less academic approach to the past.
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