Wolfson History Prize Special: Professor David Abulafia (1415)
In this episode of Travels Through Time we are taken on an invigorating tour of the ports, coasts and oceans of the world with Professor David Abulafia – winner of the 2020 Wolfson History Prize for his book, The Boundless Sea.
The Seizure of Constantinople by Sultan Mehmed II: Justin Marozzi (1453)
In this swashbuckling episode of Travels Through Time we head back to the year 1453. We watch on as the brilliant, ruthless young sultan, Mehmet II …
The Rise of the Romans: Professor Greg Woolf (146 BCE)
In this episode Professor Greg Woolf takes us to 146 BCE – the point at which Roman domination of the Mediterranean became inevitable.
Beatlemania: Craig Brown (1963)
In this brilliantly descriptive and entertaining episode of Travels Through Time the award-winning writer and satirist Craig Brown takes us on a cultural tour of 1963.
Mansa Musa’s Pilgrimage to Mecca: Luke Pepera (1325)
In this episode of Travels Through Time, the writer and broadcaster Luke Pepera introduces us to Mansa Musa, a dazzling figure in African history.
Manifest Destiny: Professor James Shapiro (1845)
In this fascinating season three opener, we talk to Professor James Shapiro, one of the world’s leading scholars of the life and work of William Shakespeare. He guides us back to the year 1845 to tell us where the concept of ‘Manifest Destiny’ came from and what it meant at that time.
Season Three of TTT
We're really excited to let you know that the third season of Travels Through Time begins on Tuesday 21 July