What would CBCB’s Horrible Histories podcasts do?
CBBC’s Horrible Histories have brought together some of the most remarkable figures in history and imagined what they’d do with their own podcasts! Featuring Rattus Rattus. Rattus gets Charlotte, Anne and Emily Bronte together for a natter about books!
What is Horrible Histories?
Horrible Histories is a hit CBBC show that explores the side of history that they don’t teach you about in school! From the Rotten Romans, Vicious Vikings and Awful Egyptians to the Slimy Stuarts and Terrible Tudors, Horrible Histories covers the funniest, yuckiest and most gruesome bits of history for kids.
What is the dark histories podcast?
THE DARK HISTORIES PODCAST Dark Histories tells the stories of our darkest moments, deepest mysteries and strangest happenings. From large cultural events to smaller, localised legends. Bi-weekly episodes on historical mysteries, murders and cultural oddities.
Will there be a horrific history podcast Season 3?
So enjoy a snack while you listen to this new Horrific History Podcast teaser episode for Season 3 through one of your favorite podcast services ( iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn and more). Just remember, no squeam allowed! Watch you podcatcher for our upcoming release when we’ll get back on track and discuss religious relics!
Where can I listen to horrible histories?
BBC iPlayer - Horrible Histories.
What are the best Horrible Histories?
Horrible Histories: 10 Best Episodes (According To IMDb)1 Season 7, Episode 1 (9.2)2 Season 5, Episode 12 (8.8) ... 3 Season 7, Episode 13 (8.6) ... 4 Season 4 Episode 2 (8.6) ... 5 Season 5, Episode 15 (8.5) ... 6 Season 4, Episode 1 (8.5) ... 7 Season 2, Episode 1 (8.5) ... 8 Season 7, Episode 3 (8.4) ... More items...•
What is the new Horrible Histories?
Multi-award-winning comedy sketch show Horrible Histories returns to CBBC for a fourth series this April – packed to the rafters with fascinating facts, silly songs, popular pastiches and gruesome gags.
Did Horrible Histories get Cancelled?
The producers decided to cease full-time production after the fifth series, citing concerns around the increasing difficulty in finding suitable historical material.
Who is the most famous Horrible Histories actor?
Jim Howick is one of the original cast members and appeared in every episode of series 1-6. In 2010, Howick won the best performer award at the children's BAFTAs for his performance in Horrible Histories.
How accurate are Horrible Histories?
Horrible Histories does exceptional well to manage these compromises and remain almost consistently accurate – and very entertaining.”
What age is appropriate to watch Horrible Histories?
With the exception that Horrible Histories (HH) also has an incredibly talented musical writing team (their musical skits are absolutely FABULOUS) and a wonderfully multi-talented cast -- they all sing, dance, act and are very, very funny. I highly recommend it to anyone age 12 and above.
Will there be a series 9 of Horrible Histories?
Horrible Histories TV | Series 9. Horrible Histories takes a look at life from the dinner table to the workplace and even the dance floor, as well as tackling the history of the day's contemporary hot topics. Production of the ninth series was halted by the pandemic and so was split over 2020 - 21.
Are Horrible Histories accurate?
Horrible Histories does exceptional well to manage these compromises and remain almost consistently accurate – and very entertaining.”
What are the Horrible Histories songs parodies of?
SongsRosa Parks: I Sat On A Bus, parody of "Respect" by "Aretha Franklin" - Episode 1.Vik-Eng-Land by Viking and Gurfunkel, parody of "Simon and Garfunkel" - Episode 2.The Life Of Charles Dickens, parody of "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now and "This Charming Man" by "The Smiths" - Episode 3.More items...
Does Netflix have Horrible Histories?
Subscribers and Netflix viewers will already find some of them missing when they attempt to search for them. Kids' favourites like Horrible Histories will be taken off the streaming service, too.
What is King of Bling a parody of?
This parody of “My Name Is” by Eminem is about King Charles II.
Horrible Histories Putrid Podcasts
The team behind the Horrible Histories TV series have brought together some of the most remarkable figures in history and imagined what they’d do with their own podcasts! Packed with amazing historical info and bags of laughs – and featuring our famous talking rat, Rattus Rattus, as your guide – come and have a listen to what a podcast from the past might be like!.
Leonardo Da Vinci
Rattus gets Cecilia Gallerani talking to Leonardo and Michelangelo about art!
Florence Nightingale
Rattus gets the Lady with the Lamp to talk about her nursing revolution!
William the Conqueror
Rattus gets William to share his step-by-step guide to conquering Saxon England!
Cleopatra
Rattus gets Cleopatra and Mark Antony to reveal all about their celeb lifestyle!
Isaac Newton
Rattus gets Newton chatting to Nell Gwyn about his amazing scientific theories!
Queen Victoria
Rattus gets Vic and daughter Beatrice to talk family, food and upset tums!
Resurrection: Season 3 Teaser
After a long absence we’re happy to report the Horrific History Podcast isn’t dead yet! We’re not just a footnote in the history of podcasts you used to be able to download but left you “ starvening ” for more; a new season is getting ready to rise one more time!
The Waking Nightmare: Episodes from the Crypt
While trying to work on our upcoming new episode (with a special guest), Eric and Jordan discovered that our technology is having some issues (Jordan blames poltergeists, because that makes about as much sense to her as computers)! Since we need a bit more time to fix our problems so we can have a two-way conversation with our interviewee, we’re resurrecting another one of our Season 1 episodes (now with a new intro) from the Horrific History Podcast Crypt for your squeamish delight!.
Of Monsters & Men: Halloween Special
What makes a man a man? Join all three of Horrific History’s co-hosts for this new special Halloween episode as we go back in history to look at one of the times scholars and religious leaders asked this very question! When unexpected visitors come knocking and ask for a fright, Curtis regales us with his cryptid and folklore knowledge with historical impact from the middle ages.
Guns, Ghosts & Serial Killers: Live from Central City Comic Con
Have you ever wondered about the awful, bloody and sometimes downright scary history of a town you’re passing through? Take a trip with our co-hosts and join us for our first live interview recorded at Central City Comic Con in this Horrific History Podcast episode as we explore the macabre history of Ellensburg, Washington with a local expert, Museum Director Sadie Thayer of the Kittitas County Historical Museum!.
Squeam with us LIVE!
Would you like to squeam live? Check out this special announcement about our first-ever live podcast recording with a special guest interview and find out how you can be there!
Birds, Bees and Bitter Apples: Ancient Birth Control
How have people through history thought of and approached reproduction and family planning? Would you trust their birth control methods or consider it another case of the fallacy of ancient wisdom? Join our co-hosts, Eric Slyter and Jordan Watney, as they explore the history of documented birth control methods in ancient Egypt and the evolution of reproductive theory from antiquity to modern history.
Twelve Thousand Downloads (of Death): Special Episode
Horrific History Podcast has hit (and exceeded) a new milestone, so we’re bringing you a special episode with a guest host you’ll remember from Season 1: Curtis Bender! We hope you’ll enjoy this special recording for our 10,000-12,000 download milestones! So join us for this change of pace and hear about how the destruction of an old hospital gave Curtis rat problems, how the air quality is impacting him at work, and how all of that ties into this brand new special episode..
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