Hey, well, welcome to Downs and O's history here. I've got a proper legend on the podcast.

I think Greg Jenner, he is known to everybody. He's a great TV guy. He makes his historical advice,

the horrible histories. He is a podcast legend. He's got it all going on and he's a wonderful

public historian, very active on social media. He likes to hunt down the fake history.

He likes to provide context, likes to get involved. In fact, I don't think he ever sleeps.

He tweets so much, so regularly, around the clock. It's a bit suspicious. He may have developed an

AI tweet, but I should ask him in this long interview that I conducted. You always think of

things you should have said. The French call that limo, discalier, words on the stairs,

stairwords. When you're leaving an interview, you're walking down the stairs thinking,

I should have said something much more impressive. Or you're leaving the interview and you think,

I could have said this witty thing in reply instead of just googling like a fool.

Anyway, Greg Jenner. So he came on the podcast, talk about his new book, which is Ask a Storage

Brilliant Idea. He sourced questions from normal people, civilians, folks, people out there on

the internet. And they asked him things and he went and researched it because he's a great story.

So good fun. I'm reading it to my daughter at the moment. She's loving it. His podcast are great

for all the family. He's just a great guy. Lovely guy. So great talking to him about history.

You talked about some myths. We talked about some misconceptions. We talked about some of the

things he's found out for this book. So enjoy. If you wish to go and buy some Christmas stuff,

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got the NISTED HONED Helmet Headwear. No Vikings wore horned helmets. We know that, but this is an

amusing knitted helmet with horns on it. I'm not saying the same thing to the Vikings. That's you

saying that, but I'm just saying that's what we sell. It's fine. It's a homage to Wagner's set

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