The British History Podcast

Exploring the factors behind the conversion of Kent to Christianity and Augustine's achievements and challenges in establishing the Roman Catholic Church. A discussion on regulations concerning women's reproductive organs and the rules set by Augustine and the Roman Catholic Church regarding church attendance, sexual pleasure, and communion after visions.

The podcast explores the conversion of King AEthelbert to Christianity, discussing the reasons for conversion and the role of missionaries. It also delves into the connections between the Franks and the arrival of Christianity in Anglo-Saxon Britain. The host shares insights on the challenges faced by King AEthelbert and the cautious approach taken in testing the waters of Christianity. Additionally, the podcast touches on the intersection of history and law, discussing how the host's background in law influences their work.

The podcast delves into Pope Gregory I's mission to convert the angles of Diera, the restoration of the church at Canterbury, and the efforts made to spread Christianity into Britain

Explore the diversity and fragmentation of life in Britain during the Dark Ages, the challenges faced in spreading Christianity in Wales and Anglo-Saxon England, limitations and biases in accounts of pagan rituals, the growth and influence of Christianity in Wales, the unique form of Latin used in early Christianity, the religious climate and potential conversion in Anglo-Saxon England, the clash between Anglo-Saxon warrior culture and Christianity, and the political motivations behind conversions to Christianity

Discover the cultural and religious changes in Britannia after Rome's withdrawal, including the rise of new gods and the challenges faced by Rome in converting the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity.

Gildas' fiery condemnation of King Kuna Glass for waging war against his own countrymen and committing adultery. The powerful reign and controversial figure of Maelgwyn, facing criticism but also known for his physical prowess, intelligence, and generosity. The rise and fall of Gwyneth, a ruler in Wales, and the quiz-style segment testing listeners' knowledge of Welsh history.

In this podcast, the focus is on Welsh kings who angered Gildas, a Welshman himself. Gildas criticizes Constantine for his deceit and violence, urging him to repent. The possibility of Constantine reforming and the existence of churches dedicated to him are explored. Fortiparius, ruler of southwestern Wales, is critiqued for his sinful behavior. The influence of Magnus Maximus on Vortiparius is questioned, and Nenius's omission of Vortiparius is discussed.

Resistance of British against Anglo-Saxons, Battle of Baden Hill, reverse migration of Brits from Wales, founding of English dynasties, contrasting cultural integration between Eastern Britain and Francia, divisions and lack of communication between British and Anglo-Saxons, heartwarming story of rescuing and reuniting Greg the Lost Cat.

The podcast explores the consequences of Rome's withdrawal from Wales and the emergence of the England-Wales division. It discusses the existence and role of Wortigern, tensions between Germanic and British kingdoms, and the persistence of Roman influences. The podcast also explores post-Roman British kingdoms, malnutrition's impact on offspring, the genetic makeup of Central England, and features a BHP Pub Quiz on the Anglo-Saxon period.

This podcast explores the origins of Wales and its development into a tribal territory. It discusses Wales' participation in the Bronze Age economic boom, resistance against the occupying Romans, and the Roman response to rebellion. It also touches on the Romanization of Wales and the challenges faced due to the rugged landscape.