Episodes

Scholar Carlos A. González tells the story of a poem about monsters from Brittany.

Dr. Matthew Jagel discusses the colonization of Cambodia, it's place in WW2 and the decolonial struggle against France.

The Iron Men face their greatest challenge yet: an impregnable fortress on the way to Jerusalem. Meanwhile, Turks raise army after army to throw at the First Crusade.

History Daily tells us all about the Man on Wire who in 1974 walked between the Twin Towers.

Two Western lords are already trying to make themselves masters of the East; but the Eastern Roman Empire looms over all.

Kiki was 'Queen of Montparnasse,' a superstar of her time. Who was she and why has she been forgotten?

The Sword-Lion launches a trap that catches God's warriors off-guard. They will emerge as Iron-Men

After over a year of preparation and marching the Crusaders finally meet their foe. But the greatest enemy of the holy war may be its own leaders.

The Fake History Hunter talks about things that never happened.

Seven lords and an emperor vie for control of the holy war before it begins its conquests.

A history of terrorism in France from the late 19th century to present.

The first episode of an incredible podcast on the French Revolution

Dr. Azzan Yadin-Israel explains the incredible story of how medieval French artists turned the Biblical Forbidden Fruit into an apple in Western iconography.

A talk about France's first female helicopter pilot, her many dangerous missions in the First Indochina War and the legacy she created.

Seven armies trek across Europe to Constantinople, facing the storms, brigands and hostile forces to get there.

A conversation between two Francophiles on the finer things in life.

A collaboration with Fabulously Delicious about how French cuisine came to the United States.

A look into Paris as seen through the eyes of Thomas Jefferson during his 5-year stay just before the Revolution.

Fiction and reality come together in a modern crisis afflicting the Middle East and Europe.

A short update on what's been going on with the FHP.

Dr. Bonnie Effros explains how French soldiers & scholars uncovered & destroyed Roman ruins in Algeria as part of their civilizing mission.

Warriors in their own Words kindly shares an episode of their podcast following a soldier in the Normandy landings.

Dr. Lauren Quigley talks about modern interpretations of the City of Lights.

Scholar Marie Martine talks about one of the most popular woman authors of the Belle Époque.