List of history podcasts

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The following is a list of history podcasts.

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PodcastYearStarring, Narrator(s), or Host(s)Produced byRef
30 for 30 2017–present ESPN [1]
Backstory2015–presentEd Ayers, Brian Balogh, Nathan Connolly and Joanne FreemanIndependent [1]
Cocaine and Rhinestones 2017–presentTyler Mahan CoeCoe Operation [1]
Bowery Boys2008–presentGreg and TomBowery Boys Media [2]
History Becomes Her2020 Mashable [2]
The Sneak2019–presentNate Scott USA Today and Wondery [2]
Behind The Bastards2018–present Robert Evans (journalist) Cool Zone Media [2]
The Age Of Napoleon2017–presentE.M. Rummage [2]
Revisionist History 2016–present Malcolm Gladwell Pushkin Industries [3]
16192019Nikole Hannah-Jones The New York Times [3]
More Perfect 2016–present Kai Wright WNYC Studios [3]
15 Minute History2019–presentIndependent [4]
Ancient History Fangirl [4]
Black History Year [4]
You Must Remember This [5]
Slow Burn 2017–present Slate [5]
This Podcast Will Kill You [5]
Reverberate [6]
Crossfire [6]
You're Wrong About [6]
Throughline 2019–presentRamtin Arablouei and Rund Abdelfatah NPR [7]
The Memory Palace 2008–presentNate DiMeo [7] [8]
Nice Try! [7]
Lore [9]
SpyCast2006–presentDr. Andrew HammondInternational Spy Museum [9]
Travels Through Time [9]
Uncivil [10]
The History of American Slavery [10]
The History Chicks 2011–presentSusan Vollenweider and Beckett Graham Wondery [11]
Presidential [11]
Atlanta Monster [11]
Revolutions Mike Duncan [12]
Gastropod [12]
Tides of HistoryPatrick Wyman [12]
Stuff You Missed in History Class [13]
The History of England2010–presentDavid Crowther [13]
Historical Figures [13]
Ridiculous History [14]
American History Tellers 2018–presentLindsay Graham Wondery [14]
Something True [14]
Biography [15]
The New York Public Library Podcast [15]
The History of Rome Mike Duncan [15]
The British History Podcast2011–presentJamie Jeffers [16]
A History of the World in 100 Objects [16]
You’re Dead to Me [16]
Hardcore History 2006–present Dan Carlin [17]
History on Fire Daniele Bolelli [18]
The Dollop [18]
Sidedoor [18]
Sawbones: A Martial Tour of Misguided Medicine [19]
ArtCurious [20]
Burnt Toast [20]
The Cine-Files [21]
Flashback: History's Unintended Consequences [22]
History Extra 2007–present Immediate Media Company [23]
Bizarre States [23]
To the Best of Our Knowledge [23]
1865 2019–2021Airship and Wondery [24]
Ghost Town2018–presentJason Horton, Rebecca Leib [25]
The Rest is History Tom Holland, Dominic Sandbrook Goalhanger Podcasts [26]

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