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, wherever

you get your podcasts.

This is history is back for our third season, to tell you the story of England's most

diabolical ruler, Bad King John. Join me, Dan Jones, to find out what happens when

a king turns his back on morality, the law and even God. From Sony Music Entertainment,

this is history, a dynasty to die for. Listen and follow wherever you get your podcasts.

Welcome to Gone Medieval, the podcast from history hit, devoted to the Middle Ages. I'm

Matt Lewis and today I'm delighted to be joined for a second time by historian Nathan

Amin to talk about his book, Henry VII and the Tudor Pretenders. And the book is packed

with really fascinating details about the Simnall plot. But some of those details are

missing and quite sparse. It's one of those episodes, it's really difficult to find

your way through this fairly scanty available sources. There's no sources that come from

inside the Lambat Simnall plot. And some of the ones that are from outside are even

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