Victoria Hislop on Those who are loved
Victoria Hislop presented her book, Those who are loved, at the Oldie's Christmas lunch. The plot centres on...
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Victoria Hislop on Those who are loved
Victoria Hislop presented her book, Those who are loved, at the Oldie's Christmas lunch. The plot centres on...
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Philip Mansel on King of the World: The Life of Louis XIV
Philip Mansel talks about his new book, King of the World: The Life of Louis XIV, at the Oldie's Christmas lunch....
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Not the Nine O'Clock News recalled 40 years on
Welcome to the Oldie podcast with Harry Mount, editor of The Oldie. John Lloyd explains the disastrous beginnings of...
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Venus & Aphrodite: History of a Goddess by Bettany Hughes
Ferdie Rous, The Oldie's editorial assistant, speaks to celebrated historian and broadcaster Bettany Hughes about the...
16:58
Scott of the Antarctic: hero or bungler?
The Oldie's editorial assistant, Ferdie Rous, talks to acclaimed author and travel-writer Sara Wheeler about 200...
30:59
Lloyd George nearly lost us the war
Simon Heffer speaks at an Oldie literary lunch about the Staring at God: Britain during the Great War. He tells of...
13:07
A Sparrow's Life as Sweet as Ours
John McEwen and Carry Akroyd talk about the bird-infested history of the Douglas Home family, the sex life of the...
12:34
What were the three traumas of London's history?
Simon Jenkins speaks at the Oldie Literary Lunch about the three traumas of London's history, how London was shaped...
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Troy – the cradle of a thousand heroes and heroines
The Oldie's Editor Harry Mount talks to Times and Telegraph regular Hannah Betts about Troy, Homer and the mixed...
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34: Gamesmanship and other Potterisms
Welcome to the Oldie podcast with Harry Mount, the editor of The Oldie. This month we have a fantastic piece by...
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Wiliam Dalrymple – The Anarchy: The Relentless Rise of the East India Company
Historian, travel-writer and bestselling author William Dalrymple, talks to the Oldie's Editorial Assistant Ferdie...
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Was Maggie Thatcher a prude? asks Charles Moore
Charles Moore talks about the third and last part of his biography of Margaret Thatcher at the Oldie's October lunch....
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A N Wilson on the man who saved the Monarchy
A N Wilson talks about Prince Albert: The Man Who Saved The Monarchy at the Oldie's October lunch. We don't...
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Andrew Lownie on the complex marriage of the Mountbattens
Andrew Lownie speaks about The Mountbattens at the Oldie's October lunch. He explains how the Mountbattens'...
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33: Peter Hitchens: we won the war, or did we?
Welcome to this edition of the Oldie podcast. Ferdie Rous, The Oldie's Editorial Assistant, speaks to author,...
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32: October Issue: Abbey Road – The Beatles's Best Studio Album?
Welcome to the Oldie’s October podcast. 50 years ago, on the 26th September, The Beatles’s Abbey Road album was first...
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31: October Issue: Dominic Green's Downton Abbey Suit
Oldie Editor, Harry Mount, speaks to Dominic Green – Life & Arts Editor at the Spectator USA and regular...
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September Issue: Toffs vs Servants in Upstairs, Downstairs and Downton Abbey
Welcome to the Oldie's September with Harry Mount the editor of The Oldie and the actor, Simon Williams, who played...
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30: David Kynaston and Francis Green on Britain's educational apartheid
What is the funding gap between private and state schools? Is there equal educational opportunity? How can we end...
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29: Douglas Carswell's manifesto for optimism
The world is getting better. Amid the doom and gloom of the news, things are actually pretty good, says Douglas...
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