UK Radio History Programmes

Spokenworld Audio is proud to offer you exclusive access to an ever-growing library of top-quality radio factual documentaries, tackling subjects from politics to social welfare, religion to racism and everything in between.

Between 5 and 10% of the BBC's national radio output is made by UK independent producers, and we are the first to bring that talent together to create a one-stop-shop for the very best in history programmes.

Real life is contained herein, and there's something for everyone. So take a look around and you'll be sure to find something that will take your fancy and expand your mind.

 

A Brave Medical Life

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200 years ago Samuel Hahnemann published the founding text of homeopathy. This doc looks at his controversial life and ideas in the context of early 19th medicine.

Britain On The Bottle

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Drunkenness “is not one sin, but all sins”, said a preacher in 1624. Mark Whitaker begins his history series on the politics of alcohol with King James I’s campaign against it.

William Quilliam

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Exploring the life of one of the most extraordinary and controversial Victorians – William Quilliam, who established the first community of English Muslims in Liverpool.

 

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Rab The Rhymer

Poems & songs of Robert Burns, performed by David Rintoul, Vivien Heilbron, Mhairi Lawson & Adrian Chandler.

Home Grown (Radio)

Yasmeen Khan investigates why so many british Asian men are looking abroad for wives.

Abstract & Brief Chronicles

Patrick Garland peers behind the glamour & glitz of eight all-time greats. Including Sir john Gielgud

Tea & Biscuits (Radio)

Hardeep Singh Kohli travels the UK to enjoy a nice cuppa and some biccies.