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J’ai reçu récemment en entretien Damien Fabre, qui tient depuis plusieurs années l’émission d’histoire des religions Religare sur internet. On a parlé ensemble de l’intérêt de faire de l’histoire des religions, et vous l’entendrez dans quelques jours quand l’entretien sera dispon ...  Show more

Aujourd’hui encore, la faim tue dans le monde, mais en tant qu’occidentaux, on a tendance à l’oublier, puisque cela fait longtemps qu’en Europe, on n'en a pas été victime. Et pourtant, l’Europe aussi a pu prendre très cher par le passé. J’aimerais donc vous proposer aujourd’hui d ...  Show more

What makes a good Second World War exhibit? How can we best share the story of the Holocaust? Two new galleries dedicated to these seismic events at London’s Imperial War Museum grapple with these questions and others. Historian Keith Lowe spoke to curators Vicki Hawkins, Kate Cl ...  Show more

Throughout history, there have been plenty of hugely destructive, catastrophic moments. And yet somehow the human race managed to live on until today. So how did people in the Medieval period find ways to survive, for example, a siege of their city, or a natural disaster, or p ...

Since the dawn of history humans have been intrigued by the weather. However while it has the potential to sustain or destroy life, our ability to accurately forecast it is very recent. In this podcast I am joined by meteorologists Evelyn Cusack and Noel Fitzpatrick to explain ...

The Second World War officially ended on September 2nd 1945 - and it's estimated that around 3% of the Earth's population perished during the conflict. But what ultimately bought WW2 to an end - and how vital a role did the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki play in obtaining a J ...  Show more