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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | a year ago |
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The King's decision to strip Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor of all Royal accolades has raised serious questions about the way styles and titles work in Britain. We had the pleasure of catching up with Jason Loch, an expert on the British constitution, t... more
November was another busy month in Royal news. Royal commentator James Taylor joins RHG creator Gareth Streeter to discuss the stories that hit headlines in recent weeks.
Following the Andrew fallout, the Royal finances are inevitably back under t... more
To prevent our October 2025 "Royal roundup" being dominated by the fall of the Yorks, we have devoted an entire bonus episode to the topic.
We discuss the events that led up to Andrew's fall, the sanctions placed upon him and impact on the future of... more
The King and Queen make an historic visit to the Vatican with the King, head of the Church of England praying publicly with the Bishop of Rome. William gives a controversial - and unexpected - interview to Eugene Levy and hints at changes to come u... more
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I first found this podcast because of the abdication series, which I found incredibly interesting and then listened to the rest of the available episodes. If you enjoy learning about the Royals I would recommend this podcast as it come at the topic from an interesting perspective. Also, Streeter’s book on Prince Arthur was excellent.
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Content focuses on the British monarchy and the intricate historical narratives surrounding it, particularly concentrating on notable figures such as Edward VIII and significant events like the abdication crisis. Episodes not only explore royal duties and personal sacrifices but also emphasize public sentiment and societal implications tied to royal histories. The hosts frequently engage with listener inquiries, creating an interactive atmosphere that deepens the discourse on these historical topics, offering fresh perspectives on often pivotal moments in royal history. Unique elements include blending commentary with in-depth historical analysis while incorporating personal reflections from the hosts, making the topics accessible and engag... more
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5. The Royals
Royal History Geeks launched a year ago and published 30 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Royal History Geeks include:
1. Elizabeth Norton
2. Adrian Phillips
3. Dr. Owen Emmerson
4. Alison Weir
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