Hampshire HistBites

Great History Made Locally.

Produced by @historytrust volunteers; the charity that runs @WinchesterHODs

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We are looking for additional volunteers to join us - you don't have to have podcasting experience as training is provided but you do need a love for history!

There are opportunities in front of the mic & behind the scenes. Hours variable, more info here https://t.co/ahjwF5Uixq

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Still haven't had time to listen to our recent episode? 😱
Check it out here: https://t.co/6npFU1tNwo

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Pinch, punch first of the month! Why not start you July by diving into the tale of Winchester’s captivating role in the English Civil War! 🚀 Tune in now for an immersive journey exploring many twists and turns. ⭐️
#WarHistory #Podcast https://t.co/tmsQ2IFSSV

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What life did Emma of Normandy step into when she travelled to England in 1002? Check out our most recent podcast episode to follow her incredible tale.

Listen to the latest episode of Histbites at the link in our bio, or find us on your preferred podcast platform today.

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Looking for something to listen to on your morning commute? Tired of the same old playlist? Why not try listening to our intriguing podcast on all things history?!

Check out our most recent episode on Emma of Normandy here: https://t.co/6npFU1tNwo

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Queen of England? Queen of Denmark? Queen of Norway? How about all three!

Check in with our new podcast episode to find out more about Emma of Normandy. Just released on Spotify and Buzzsprout. 👑

#EmmaOfNormandy #HistoryPodcast #HampshireHistory #LocalHistory

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Spotify not your speed? Our podcast is also available on Buzzsprout. From mythe and legends to torrid recounts of war, all you have to do is follow the link below and listen!! 🎧

And don't forget...only 1 hour until our first episode of season 9 drops 🔥

https://t.co/LmrHcULaTx

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Are you following us on spotify yet❓ Click the link below to get instant access to our episodes as they are uploaded, with the option to download and listen offline❗️

Only 2 hours until our first episode of Season 9 drops!!
https://t.co/b1Xl8J7qQR

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Good morning and welcome to Season 9 of HistBites, your local history podcast for all things Hampshire History - from the gorey to the glamorous. 🫀🔔

The countdown until Season 9 begins ... just three hours until the first episode drops at midnight on Spotify and Buzzsprout! 🎧

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The life of Mary I has deep connections with @WinCathedral & @wabbey Yet it feels like she has been forgotten by these churches

What do you think?

Not sure, then listen to Johanna Strong in this great episode, first published #OTD, in 2020 https://t.co/YpiOHBpdL6

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After Empress Matilda failed to gain the support of London and was chased out by its inhabitants, she journeyed to Winchester and made her camp there. But why?

Discover more in this great podcast, first published #OTD in 2020 https://t.co/vi17pnjUko

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#OTD in 2021 we were thinking of chocolate. Well it is Christmas although it wasn't a box of chocolates we had in mind!!

In this fascinating podcast Holly Marsden and Andy Silen-McMillin explore chocolate recipes & uses https://t.co/2dSN8luJlu

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#OTD in 2020 we were spoilt when Eoghan from Proudfoot in Winchester met up with Emma Cornell-Stoffer. Together they explored the history of the British pantry, and took us into the fascinating world of foraging, fermenting and barrel-ageing.

Listen here https://t.co/E8m97SElTf

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#OTD in 2021 we joined Holly Marsden and traced the fascinating journey of chocolate in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries - from its arrival - not without issue - on Hampshire shores, to its place at the very centre of Stuart royal life

Listen here https://t.co/JowIqSGpEL

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#OTD in 2020 one of our favourite podcasts was published, featuring @letterappsoc

We’ve been handwriting letters for thousands of years, revealing intimate thoughts and details of life in the past. Letters are a great way to stay in touch with history https://t.co/54TLxpCO8F

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#OTD in 2021 we noticed, as you may have today, that Terry’s Chocolate Oranges and tins of Quality Streets are lining the shelves – but how much do you really know about the history behind chocolate?

Join Dr Gabrielle Storey and Johanna Strong to discover https://t.co/XkCv3fBH4Z

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#OTD in 2020 Lucy Coleman Talbot explained how @WinCathedral keeps the memory of the Winchester Geese alive and also explored the history of Crossbones Graveyard

In this fascinating episode she also explored modern social issues around sex work - https://t.co/wQV6ozkM0d

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#OTD in 2021 we learnt although the UK’s historic walking trails have been used for millennia they are now are in danger of disappearing forever.

There's still time to help save them. Join Peter and Paul from the Hampshire Ramblers to learn more https://t.co/mZt0LRlFUR

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#OTD in 2020 we learnt that from the 12th to 17th century Southwark, London was controlled by the Bishop of Winchester. Consequently the Bishop had the right to license and tax the borough’s prostitutes, they became known as the ‘Winchester Geese’.

https://t.co/RzrCB5mexv

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#OTD in 2021 we joined Instagrammer Miss_WinchesterUK as she highlighted some of Winchester's unusual stories and hidden places

This fabulous podcast is still available to listen to so why not explore Winchester with us and Miss Winchester today https://t.co/39l0jjcmWE

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When most people see someone’s initials scratched into the wall of @WinCathedral the carvings are dismissed as graffiti and vandalism. However, those letters tell a story, and #OTD in 2020 we learnt more about the stories they tell

Listen again here https://t.co/opbtr1dVXe