John, how would you describe the Ellis James and John Robbins podcast on BBC Sounds?

In a word, hmm, award-winning chat for a digital Britain.

How about you, Ellis?

Hmm, for me it's a pulsating hub of world-class content respected by generations to come as the

absolute zenith of digital artistry.

You don't think we're over-selling it, do you?

Yeah, by quite a lot. The Ellis James and John Robbins

podcast out on Tuesdays and Fridays. Listen on BBC Sounds, music, radio podcasts.

Hello, Greg here, just a reminder that our live special about Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

is next week, March 29th is when you'll get that one so in the interim here's a lovely

reversion of a previous episode all about old Norse literature or Viking myths we

couldn't quite figure out what to call it but basically it's good stuff if you want the

full length one with the quiz and the rude bits you know where to find it it's all the way back in the

BBC archive on BBC sounds or wherever you get your podcast. So enjoy this and come back next week for

our Mozart spectacular. Thank you. Bye.

Hello and welcome to You're Dead to Me, a Radio 4 History podcast for everyone. for people who don't like history, people who do like history and people who forgot to learn any at school.

My name is Greg Jenner, I'm a public historian author and broadcaster, and today we're grabbing our mythological hammers and setting sail in Viking longboats for medieval Iceland to have an introductory rummage through old Norse myths and literature.

And rowing with me are two very special guests. In History Corner, she's a cultural historian broadcaster and author.

She's a director in the History of Art at the Departments for Continuing Education at the University of Oxford.

You'll definitely have seen some of her many

many people history on BBC 4 including secret knowledge, the art of the

Vikings and the Vikings, is Dr. Janina Ramirez. Hi, Anita, how are you?

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