Podcast Category: Research, Shipwrecks, Navigation, Shipbuilding, Iconic Ships, Exploration
The Terror
Inspired by the recent BBC series 'The Terror', a chilling tale b... Read MoreCategory: Research | Shipwrecks | Navigation | Shipbuilding | Iconic Ships | Exploration
The Channel with Charlie Connelly
This week Dr Sam Willis talks with bestselling writer and award w... Read MoreCategory: Research | Shipwrecks | Navigation | Commerce
How to Remember Captain Cook
Dr Sam Willis explores the fascinating problems posed by Britain'... Read MoreCategory: Museums | Research | Navigation
Navigation Masterclass: Secrets of the South Pacific Wave Pilots
Dr Sam Willis speaks with John Huth, the Donner Professor of Scie... Read MoreCategory: Research | Navigation
Sea Shanties and The Wellerman
In response to the new global social media phenomenon of sea shan... Read MoreCategory: Research
Steamboat Excursions on the Hudson for Chinese Americans, 1883
This week we tackle the important history of race relations in Am... Read MoreCategory: Research
The Most Important Book in Maritime History? Lloyd’s Register
Dr Sam Willis speaks with Charlotte Ward to explore the remarkabl... Read More
The Royal Navy’s Bloodiest Mutiny: Murder and Mayhem on HMS Hermione
Dr Sam Willis discusses the infamous Hermione mutiny of 1797 with... Read MoreCategory: Research
The Challenges and Rewards of Maritime History
Dr Sam Willis speaks to Professor Felipe Fernández-Armesto, one ... Read MoreCategory: Research
Africans in Tudor and Stuart Port Towns
Dr Sam Willis meets with Dr Miranda Kauffman to discuss the resea... Read MoreCategory: Research
How to map climate change with 200 year-old ships logbooks
One of the key aspects of maritime historical research that is he... Read MoreCategory: Research