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Renee Ward and her students host the first in an exciting new podcast series which brings a contemporary focus to the Medieval period -focussing this time on Chaucer and the annual Medieval week at the University of Lincoln.

The latest edition of past prologue focusses on the changing nature of anonymity in the US political reporting environment with Tom Bishop, Jonathan Fitzgibbons, Jason Whittaker and Finn Pollard.

Archaeology is the underlying (!) theme for the latest edition of Past Prologue with Finn Pollard, Lacey Wallace, Katherine Fennelly and Mark Gardiner.

Finn Pollard welcomes Samantha Shave and Philippa Hoskin to the latest forensic appraisal of events past connsidered from the present.

Finn Pollard, Renee Ward, Andrew Elliot and Asa Mittman reflect on Christian Maps and Medieval Monsters in a specially themed Medieval Week Past Prologue episode.

Accompanying the current pioneering LBGT month of exhibitions and events at the University of Lincoln, Finn Pollard welcomes Chiara Beccalossi, Chris O`Rourke and Paulina to the February exploration of how the events of history resonate with the present.

Finn Pollard, Edward Owens and Antonella Liuzzo Scorpo reflect on recent Royal wedding announcements through the lens of modernity and medievalists.

Finn Pollard, David Hughes and Darren Harris-Fain reflect on the political state of play and more in the USA one year on from the last Presidential election.

Finn Pollard, James Greenhalgh and Adam Page discuss previous examples of town/urban planning in the shadow of the recent Grenville Tower disaster. 

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`.