
The History Podcast
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<p>Sixty Years of Hurt with David Baddiel. What do eleven young men tell us about what it means to be English?</p>
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Recent Episodes

July 14, 2026
Why do the British love tea? (from Here For The History)
Historians Alice Loxton and Ben Henderson explore the surprising origins of Britain's tea obsession, tracing its journey from royal courts to the Opium Wars in this interview.

July 5, 2026
Sixty Years of Hurt: Bonus Episode: David Baddiel live at Crossed Wires Podcast Festival Fringe
David Baddiel and Nick Robinson explore the emotional rollercoaster of being an England Men's Football fan, discussing anthems, underdog narratives, and the theatre of the game.

June 20, 2026
Sixty Years of Hurt: 6. England v Hope
Host David Baddiel explores the enduring concept of hope in English football's history, interviewing experts on national identity and sporting narratives.
154 total episodes available with 145 transcripts
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