I've got a great podcast recommendation for you. As a history fan, I reckon you'll love

Echoes of History, the podcast from Ubisoft, the people behind the famous video game series

Assassin's Creed. Through storytellers and historians, this podcast unravels epic mythologies

and relives the most important times of our history. To celebrate the launch of Assassin's

Creed Mirage, Ubisoft presents a new season of Echoes of History dedicated to the setting

of the new game, 9th century Baghdad. In season 2, figures of Baghdad, you'll discover

the stories of the extraordinary people who held influence over the Abbasid Caliphate.

Whether they were scientists, philosophers, merchants, or artists, they all led rich lives in

the city of peace. So, if you're a fan of the game, or just want to be immersed in the

history of the Islamic Golden Age, I recommend you listen to Echoes of History now, where

ever you get your podcasts. What threat could a bunch of Norwegian teachers pose to

the Nazis and their dream of an Aryan nation in occupied Norway? They send people out with

messages written with invisible ink, hidden in match boxes, it's like a spy movie.

I'm Nancy Baselchock, host of 63 degrees north from the Norwegian University of Science

and Technology. This week, when the teachers defied Hitler, and won, listen wherever you

get podcasts.

Welcome to this episode of Gone Medieval from History Hit, I'm Matt Lewis. Sessily

Neville, the Duchess of York, led one of the medieval periods most fascinating and action-packed

lives. It was filled with promise, with wealth and privilege and success, but also with losses

and setbacks and fights that she couldn't avoid. We're going to take a slightly different

look at this historical figure today, I'm joined by Annie Garthwaite, whose new novel Sessily

introduces us to this incredible lady. If historical fiction is your thing, then I can't

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