Battlefield despatches: Assaye, Sep 23rd 1803
This episode offers a deep dive into the pivotal Battle of Assaye fought on September 23, 1803, a clash that shaped British dominance in India and forged the reputation of Arthur Wellesley—better known to history as the Duke of Wellington. Host Clemens Bemmann welcomes a special panel to explore th…
Siege Warfare - An Unavoidable Evil
Ready to blast through the walls of Napoleonic history? In this pounding episode of the Napoleonic Wars Podcast, we talk to Dr Zack White about his edited collection An Unavoidable Evil - Siege Warfare in the Age of Napoleon. Discover how the era of Napoleon wasn't all about Austerlitz and Waterloo…
Mutiny
What was a mutiny? Why did they matter? And once you started mutinying against your officers, how did you try to ensure that you weren't executed for your troubles?
Dr Callum Easton sits down with our very own Zack White to discuss mutinies in the Royal Navy and the East India Company Army as they …
The East India Company: Origins
In our first episode of this new series, Dr John McAleer and host Dr Zack White delve into the history and significance of the East India Company, exploring its origins, its role in the British Empire, and its impact on India and the world. We discuss the complexities of trade, competition, and the…
The Battle of La Boissiere Ecole: The 1815 Allied Invasion of France through two sets of eyes and two sets of cameras
How much do soldiers really remember of battle? What influences that memory process? And what was it like to be in the midst of the maelstrom of combat?
Napoleonic re-enactor Liam Telfer, and Napoleonic historian Zack White sit down with the expert on the history of memory Luke Reynolds for an inte…
15 Biggest Surprises and Disasters of the Napoleonic Wars | Ep 154
Discover the Top 15 most surprising moments of the Napoleonic Era—from unexpected battlefield reversals to political shocks that reshaped Europe forever. ⚔️🌍
In this video, we explore the events, decisions, and outcomes that defied expectations during the age of Napoleon Bonaparte, including shocki…
282. Trafalgar is just not that important with Zack White
Horatio Nelson. Glorious victory. Britain “ruling the waves.”
We've all heard the legend — but what if the real story of Trafalgar is far more complicated… and far less heroic… than we’ve been led to believe?
In this episode of History Rage, three-time returning rager Dr Zack White tears apart cen…
Oasis of Courage with Zack White
Engineering Your Best Life
Join Sifu Rafael for another inspiring episode of Coaching Call featuring Zack White, founder and CEO of Oasis of Courage and one of the leading career coaches for engineering and technology professionals.
Success isn't just about climbing the corporate ladder. It's about…
The American Revolution with Zack White
In this episode we speak to Zack White about the American Revolution, the role that the Spanish played in it, how it affected the colonies and the native Americans!
Grab your tickets for Chalke History Festival here which is held between the 22rd of June to the 28th!
To learn more about Chalke and …
Waterloo Weekend at Apsley House
This year, Matthew Taylor worked in partnership with Apsley House to create a 'Waterloo Weekend' commemoration, featuring talks by top historians hosted in the Waterloo banquet room in the Duke of Wellington's London Residence, Apsley House - also known as 'Number One, London.
Featuring Graeme Call…
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