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Created by: Paul Letters

UK

Started: February 7th, 2018

Status: Active, 60 episodes

Kind: Episodic

Language: English

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63: Why did Japan attack itself?
14:38 | August 10th, 2025

Did WWII really start in 1931 in Asia?

60: Why is the Statue of Liberty so important?
18:10 | April 27th, 2024

A beacon of hope, the Statue of Liberty has welcomed millions of immigrants to the United States and to a new life. The statue overlooks New York harbour, close to Ellis Island immigration centre: if the USA is a land of immigrants, Ellis Island is where those immigrants landed. 

59: The secret missions that made D-Day possible
30:46 | December 15th, 2023

We investigate the special operations that occurred ahead of the D-Day landings of over 130,000 Allied troops on the Nazi-controlled beaches of northern France 

56: Extraordinary people in World War II: how did they cope with the challenges they faced?
14:35 | Episode: 56 | April 14th, 2023

Today’s episode comes from the Imperial War Museum, London, where we investigate: Odette, the spy; Roy and Bob’s great escape at sea; Daisy’s story of imprisonment in Hong Kong.

54. Why was Elizabeth II never supposed to be Queen
25:41 | Episode: 54 | May 28th, 2022

Our special guest tells us all about why King George VI was called ‘Bertie’ and why his daughter should never have become Queen!

53: How can you save history?
25:13 | March 6th, 2022

Listen and learn from a 16-year-old master historian – and hear some incredible interviews!

52. Why were ordinary families kept prisoner in World War II?
22:27 | Season: 52 | February 6th, 2022

Dad and Me investigate ‘internment’ in America, the UK, Australia, Hong Kong and beyond.

51. The Best Dad (and Me) Jokes Ever!
21:00 | January 1st, 2022

Dad & Me Love History presents a New Year Special Episode, where we go back through the archives and play you highlights from our original recordings of Dad (& Me) jokes, from Ancient Romans to African Moors to the invention of cars! This includes some previously unpublished material.




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Created by: Paul Letters
Started: February 7th, 2018
Status: Active, 60 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English

UK
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