Begun by two graduate students at Georgetown University in 2011 as an experiment in collaborative, accessible academic production, it has become one of the largest digital resources for academic discussions concerning the Ottoman Empire and the modern Middle East featuring academic interviews and lectures in English and Turkish.
Long-form podcast for World History teachers and scholars hosted by Matt Drwenski and Dave Eaton.
A semi-monthly podcast about early American history featuring roundtable discussions by academic historians Ken Owen, Michael Hattem, Roy Rogers, and guest panelists exploring a single topic in depth.
A podcast about the cultural influence of Jamaica around the globe post independence with the help of linguists, artists, musicians, and historians.
A ten-part series of lectures by renowned Irish historian Professor Michael Laffan on the Irish Revolution, which was a module taught by Professor Laffan in the School of History and Archives, University College Dublin from the late 1970's until his retirement in 2010. The series was recorded for History Hub.ie by Real Smart Media.
A dramatic podcast about the course of the Second World War, produced by Ray Harris Jr., a podcaster with a degree in history from James Madison University.
A now completed 179-episode series tracing the history of Rome from start to finish, hosted by podcaster Mike Duncan.
A chronological series that aims to cover the entire history of philosophy from the Presocratics to the present, and including the Islamic world, India, and China, produced and hosted by Peter Adamson, a professor of philosophy at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich and King's College London. A series of companion books are published by Oxford University Press.
A 100-episode radio program produced by The British Museum and the BBC that uses objects to tell the history of the world.
A podcast about the global history of the spoken English language, from its beginning to the present, produced and hosted by non-professional historian Kevin Straud.
A new podcast produced by the collaborative project "Global History of Sports in the Cold War," part of the Wilson Center's Cold War International History Project. Led by Robert Edelman (UC San Diego) and Robert Edelman (University of Cambridge), the research project has had conferences in Moscow and New York, and some of the participating scholars have contributed so far to the podcast. The host and producer of the podcast is Vince Hunt, who has been a producer and reporter for the BBC.
A bi-weekly podcast series dedicated to history's overlooked nooks and crannies, started by Elizabeth Keohane-Burbridge and hosted by a rotating ensemble of historian-podcasters.
A podcast about human societies and the environment in the past, featuring interviews with people working in the field, reports on conferences and discussions abou thte use and methods of environmental history produced by K.Jan Oosthoek, an environmental historian and an Associate Member of the Centre for Environmental History at the Australian National University.
Produced continuiously since 2004, this weekly hour-long show hosted by historian Gerald Prokopowicz about the various aspects of Civil War History is one of the longest-running history podcasts.
A podcast about Early American History hosted by historian Liz Covart.
