
The Royal History Geeks team create a range of podcast series. This is where we place them all up, in broadcast date order. We also publish a one-off episodes that fit anywhere else here.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryHistorySociety & Culture | |||

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
Join us as we review the Royal comings and goings of September 2025.
From the sad death of the Duchess of Kent to the bells and whistles of Trump's state visits, September was saturated with Royal news. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were back in t... more
In the final part of our series on the Abdication crisis of 1936, we answer your questions.
With Royal History Geeks creator, Gareth Streeter and Royal commentator, James Taylor.
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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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Apple Podcasts | #73 |
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The podcast offers an engaging exploration of royal history, with a focus on British monarchy and pivotal historical events surrounding it. Core topics include the abdication crisis of King Edward VIII, his controversial relationship with Wallis Simpson, and the implications of these events on the monarchy's legacy. Listeners can expect deep dives into the personal struggles of historical figures, intricate familial relationships within the royal family, and broader societal implications of royal decisions. Many episodes feature expert commentary, bringing nuanced perspectives to lesser-known narratives in royal history, making it a compelling listen for enthusiasts seeking a mix of storytelling and analysis.
Unique aspects include interac... more
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1. Historic Royal Palaces Podcast
2. Queens, Kings, and Dastardly Things
3. Not Just the Tudors
4. Rex Factor
5. Gone Medieval
Royal History Geeks launched a year ago and published 28 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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