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Episode 80: The Magic, History, and Nostalgia of British Christmas Television with Tom Salinsky

In this episode of the Anglotopia Podcast, host Jonathan Thomas and British TV expert Tom Salinsky delve into the rich tradition of British Christmas television specials. They explore the cultural…
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Sunday Post: Hadrian’s Wall Training Update - Wall History From the Normans to the Border Wars


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This week, I give another regular update on my plans to walk Hadrian’s Wall next year, and as we explore the history of this…

Episode 79: Celebrating British Christmas as a British Expat Living in the USA – Jolly Posh Foods

In this episode of the Anglotopia Podcast sponsored by Jolly Posh Foods, host Jonathan Thomas speaks with Lucy Pask, a British expat in Chicago, about the significance of British food…
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Sunday Post: A Very London Christmas day out

This week, I built a time machine and went back to 2013 and wrote about a Christmas day out in London we had when we visited for a month over…

Sunday Post: The Village Built Out of Spite

This week, I share another excerpt from my upcoming book, Searching for the Heart of Britain, about a special village in Dorset that was built out of spite and…

Episode 78: Did Churchill Know? Unraveling the Myths of the Coventry Blitz and Wartime Espionage

In this episode, historian Dr. Chris Smith discusses the Coventry Blitz, marking its 85th anniversary. He explores the myths surrounding the event, particularly the narrative that Churchill sacrificed Coventry to…
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Sunday Post: Tea is the Glue That Holds Britain Together Culturally

This week, we explore Tea and how it basically holds British society together, and has for most of its modern history! This is always a fun topic to explore. What's…

Sunday Post: The Castle Ruin and the New House it Replaced

This week, I explore a special place I was surprised to discover I hadn't written about properly yet - a beautiful National Trust property that includes not one but two…