Where are we going with this?
Where are we going with this?
Podcast Description
I was sat with Ben and Conor in a wonderful burger establishment (the pick up point in Swindon). The two mused whimsically on historical events whilst I chowed down on a chicken wing the size of a baby's foot (it was not covered in buffalo sauce). I don't know if it was the poultry or the pints, but that conversation went down like a fine side salad (the vinaigrette was wonderful), and I wanted more.A month or so later we sat in my garden shed, lit up a couple of coffees (plus a redbull for Conor) and spoke for way too long into 3 SM58s (a microphone for anyone who wants to know). The podcast was way too long, so we scrapped it (along with another).Anyway, we've created a few episodes of what we think is listenable content. I would say this falls into the "Ambient" podcast category, meaning, don't listen to this if you want to learn anything. You may hear the odd fun fact that you can dish out over Christmas, but other than that it's all soft spoken jazz. Are you still here?Later on in our podcography we're joined by another, Liv. As well as bringing eclectic taste and commentary, she also does some fine work editing the pod (thank you dearly).We welcome you to grab a croissant and listen to us muse over the The Gunpowder Plot, The French Revolution, Roman Emperors and what I'd eaten that day.Introducing “The 151st most popular history podcast in France”, Where are we going with this? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast centers around historical events and figures, discussing topics such as The Gunpowder Plot, The French Revolution, and Roman Emperors with a whimsical and humorous touch. Episodes feature casual commentary and light-hearted discussions rather than in-depth analysis, appealing to listeners seeking entertainment rather than education.
I was sat with Ben and Conor in a wonderful burger establishment (the pick up point in Swindon). The two mused whimsically on historical events whilst I chowed down on a chicken wing the size of a baby’s foot (it was not covered in buffalo sauce). I don’t know if it was the poultry or the pints, but that conversation went down like a fine side salad (the vinaigrette was wonderful), and I wanted more.
A month or so later we sat in my garden shed, lit up a couple of coffees (plus a redbull for Conor) and spoke for way too long into 3 SM58s (a microphone for anyone who wants to know). The podcast was way too long, so we scrapped it (along with another).
Anyway, we’ve created a few episodes of what we think is listenable content. I would say this falls into the “Ambient” podcast category, meaning, don’t listen to this if you want to learn anything. You may hear the odd fun fact that you can dish out over Christmas, but other than that it’s all soft spoken jazz. Are you still here?
Later on in our podcography we’re joined by another, Liv. As well as bringing eclectic taste and commentary, she also does some fine work editing the pod (thank you dearly).
We welcome you to grab a croissant and listen to us muse over the The Gunpowder Plot, The French Revolution, Roman Emperors and what I’d eaten that day.
Introducing “The 151st most popular history podcast in France”, Where are we going with this?
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, Ben, Conor, and I chat s*** about Guido Fawkes and his cronies. Why is this event talked about so much? It’s almost romanticized…
When was the last time you burned an effigy of the Pope? I never have, out of respect. What’s interesting here is how these seeds of tradition have become ingrained in our culture over time.
How these traditions grow and how they fade. When my parents were kids, they would ask, “Penny for a Guy?” By the time I was a sprog, I knew nothing about this but could delicately light the back of the Yonshakudama, eyes closed.
If Robert Catesby were alive today, would he j’adore a white Kinder Bueno? Who knows; I’m personally not a fan of its density.
Listen to this episode for a basic understanding of the plan to blow up Parliament and a bit of insight into who Guy Fawkes really was.
Written by Neil.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Disclaimer
This podcast’s information is provided for general reference and was obtained from publicly accessible sources. The Podcast Collaborative neither produces nor verifies the content, accuracy, or suitability of this podcast. Views and opinions belong solely to the podcast creators and guests.
For a complete disclaimer, please see our Full Disclaimer on the archive page. The Podcast Collaborative bears no responsibility for the podcast’s themes, language, or overall content. Listener discretion is advised. Read our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy for more details.