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Finn Pollard, Thomas Bishop, Krista Cowman and Alyson Wharton reflect on previous instances of apocalyptic politics in the latest edition of the podcast programme which gives full meaning to the concept of `learning from history`.
The history of holidays across the centuries is the focus of the latest edition with Dr Finn Pollard, Dr Kate Hill and colleagues exploring their origins and more.
The ubiquitous nature of medievilism is the focus of the latest Past Prologue with Finn Pollard, Andrew Elliott & Renee Ward exploring the many ways our past informs our present. For added viewing pleasure to the programme the following may also be of interest
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Elections are the focus for May`s edition with Dr Finn Pollard, Dr Ian Packer, Dr Philippa Hoskin & Dr Andrew Defty exploring the changing face of voting over the centuries.
Edward Owens, Jonathon Fitzgibbons and Antonella Liuzzo Scorpo reflect on monarchy mishaps in the company of Finn Pollard in the latest edition of Past Prologue.
Finn Pollard, Antonella Liuzzo Scorpo, Jamie Wood & Dominic Symonds from the Lincoln School of History & Heritage, and School of Performing Arts focus on pilgramage , migrants and musicals in the second episode of the programme which contemplates present events from the perspective of history.
The first episode of a new audio series reflecting on lessons for the contemporary world from the perspective of History- with Dr Finn Pollard, Dr Ian Packer, Dr Sarah Longair, Professor Philippa Hoskin, Dr Christine Grandy and Rachel Yemm- produced by Alex Lewczuk in association with the Lincoln School of History and Heritage.