Episodes

  • England and the Hundred Years' War-Charles William Chadwick Oman

    England and the Hundred Years' War-Charles William Chadwick Oman
    Aug 5 2026
    "England and the Hundred Years' War" by Charles William Chadwick Oman delves into the intricate and protracted conflict that defined medieval England and France, exploring the political, social, and military dynamics at play. This work provides a detailed examination of the war's impact on national identities and the evolution of warfare, themes that resonate in today's discussions about conflict and unity. Oman's analysis offers timeless insights into how historical struggles shape societies and their narratives, making it a compelling listen for anyone interested in the complexities of history and its enduring relevance.
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    5 hrs and 52 mins
  • 009 - A Philosophy of War

    009 - A Philosophy of War
    Jan 6 2026
    Join Lieutenant Richard Haigh as he recounts his extraordinary journey from serving with the 2nd Royal Berkshire Infantry Regiment in the battle-scarred Somme region of 1916 to becoming a pioneer in tank warfare. When the British Army sought volunteers for the newly introduced tanks, Haigh eagerly stepped forward in December 1916. In this captivating narrative, he shares the rigorous training and pivotal battles he experienced until the wars conclusion in 1918. Recognized for his bravery with the Military Cross in 1916, Haighs story is one of courage and resilience, culminating in his resignation from service in 1919 to join the General Reserve of Officers. (Summary by William A. Crenshaw)
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    15 mins
  • 008 - Rest and Discipline

    008 - Rest and Discipline
    Jan 6 2026
    Join Lieutenant Richard Haigh as he recounts his extraordinary journey from serving with the 2nd Royal Berkshire Infantry Regiment in the battle-scarred Somme region of 1916 to becoming a pioneer in tank warfare. When the British Army sought volunteers for the newly introduced tanks, Haigh eagerly stepped forward in December 1916. In this captivating narrative, he shares the rigorous training and pivotal battles he experienced until the wars conclusion in 1918. Recognized for his bravery with the Military Cross in 1916, Haighs story is one of courage and resilience, culminating in his resignation from service in 1919 to join the General Reserve of Officers. (Summary by William A. Crenshaw)
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    8 mins
  • 007 - The Second Battle

    007 - The Second Battle
    Jan 6 2026
    Join Lieutenant Richard Haigh as he recounts his extraordinary journey from serving with the 2nd Royal Berkshire Infantry Regiment in the battle-scarred Somme region of 1916 to becoming a pioneer in tank warfare. When the British Army sought volunteers for the newly introduced tanks, Haigh eagerly stepped forward in December 1916. In this captivating narrative, he shares the rigorous training and pivotal battles he experienced until the wars conclusion in 1918. Recognized for his bravery with the Military Cross in 1916, Haighs story is one of courage and resilience, culminating in his resignation from service in 1919 to join the General Reserve of Officers. (Summary by William A. Crenshaw)
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    28 mins
  • 006 - The First Battle

    006 - The First Battle
    Jan 6 2026
    Join Lieutenant Richard Haigh as he recounts his extraordinary journey from serving with the 2nd Royal Berkshire Infantry Regiment in the battle-scarred Somme region of 1916 to becoming a pioneer in tank warfare. When the British Army sought volunteers for the newly introduced tanks, Haigh eagerly stepped forward in December 1916. In this captivating narrative, he shares the rigorous training and pivotal battles he experienced until the wars conclusion in 1918. Recognized for his bravery with the Military Cross in 1916, Haighs story is one of courage and resilience, culminating in his resignation from service in 1919 to join the General Reserve of Officers. (Summary by William A. Crenshaw)
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    13 mins
  • 005 - Preparations for the Show

    005 - Preparations for the Show
    Jan 6 2026
    Join Lieutenant Richard Haigh as he recounts his extraordinary journey from serving with the 2nd Royal Berkshire Infantry Regiment in the battle-scarred Somme region of 1916 to becoming a pioneer in tank warfare. When the British Army sought volunteers for the newly introduced tanks, Haigh eagerly stepped forward in December 1916. In this captivating narrative, he shares the rigorous training and pivotal battles he experienced until the wars conclusion in 1918. Recognized for his bravery with the Military Cross in 1916, Haighs story is one of courage and resilience, culminating in his resignation from service in 1919 to join the General Reserve of Officers. (Summary by William A. Crenshaw)
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    14 mins
  • 004 - Moving up the Line

    004 - Moving up the Line
    Jan 6 2026
    Join Lieutenant Richard Haigh as he recounts his extraordinary journey from serving with the 2nd Royal Berkshire Infantry Regiment in the battle-scarred Somme region of 1916 to becoming a pioneer in tank warfare. When the British Army sought volunteers for the newly introduced tanks, Haigh eagerly stepped forward in December 1916. In this captivating narrative, he shares the rigorous training and pivotal battles he experienced until the wars conclusion in 1918. Recognized for his bravery with the Military Cross in 1916, Haighs story is one of courage and resilience, culminating in his resignation from service in 1919 to join the General Reserve of Officers. (Summary by William A. Crenshaw)
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    12 mins
  • 003 - Later Days of Training

    003 - Later Days of Training
    Jan 6 2026
    Join Lieutenant Richard Haigh as he recounts his extraordinary journey from serving with the 2nd Royal Berkshire Infantry Regiment in the battle-scarred Somme region of 1916 to becoming a pioneer in tank warfare. When the British Army sought volunteers for the newly introduced tanks, Haigh eagerly stepped forward in December 1916. In this captivating narrative, he shares the rigorous training and pivotal battles he experienced until the wars conclusion in 1918. Recognized for his bravery with the Military Cross in 1916, Haighs story is one of courage and resilience, culminating in his resignation from service in 1919 to join the General Reserve of Officers. (Summary by William A. Crenshaw)
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    11 mins