Mul-Sac John - Royalist Highwayman with sooty giblets
This week we are talking about a humble chimney sweep who ended up becoming a millionaire, via the medium of highway robbery!
Though he originally appeared to want to do the right thing, John Cottington found that even the most successful Master Sweep would not be welcomed into the upper classes. G…
Mosley in Parliament (Oswald Mosley Part 2) - The life and soul of multiple (political) parties
It is back to the story of the most famous British Fascist this week as we discuss the Parliamentary career of Oswald Mosley, which started at the tender age of 22.
Going in with a naive belief that he would quickly rise through the ranks it is the story of how people born of privilege can struggle…
SWN Podcast | The Justified, Oli Green & Tommy Raiden, talk FCW, forming the team, and more
Oliver Green and Tommy Raiden makes their returns to the SWN Podcast, as The Justified.
The Halifax Slasher - (or) should we be concerned about Yorkshire?
This week we are heading back to 1938 to talk about a very odd crimewave that plagued the people of Halifax during the cold, dark days of November.
When Mary Sutcliffe reported being attacked by a man wielding a blade, it was assumed that it was an isolated incident, however as the attacks rapidly…
The British Union of Fascists (Oswald Mosley Part 3) - (or) How to get London to hate you
Finally we have reached the end of the cautionary tale of Oswald Mosley, as we talk about his period as Britain's best known Fascist.
However unlike in Italy and Germany the population of Britain were not interested in lurching to the right, leaving Oswald waiting for a revolution that stubbornly …
Maurice Wilson - It is plane to see that climbing Everest is hard
This week we are heading to the Mills of Bradford to meet a Yorkshireman whose unshakable self-belief led to one of the most longwinded self-destructions in history.
Having survived the horrors of WWII (and the retail industry), a chance encounter with some Yogis set in motion a series of events t…
Marchamont Nedham - A man who was never write about the Civil War
This week (slightly delayed due to illness) we are discussing a man who found a way to profit from the upheaval of the English Civil War via the most partisan of journalism. Marchamont Nedham was a gifted writer who became the most influential journalist of his day. Though not the most reliable.
Ne…
Oliver Green chats practical uses of AI for Tour Operators you can do right now
What can a tour operator actually do with AI right now — not in five years, not in theory, but today?
In this episode of the Everything AI in Travel Podcast, I sit down with Oliver Green, founder of Tourstack and former co-founder of Carpe Diem Tours, to get extremely practical about what AI can a…
Gordon Cummins - (or) the results of letting your penis make all the decisions (Gordon Cummins part 1)
This week we are starting the tale of Gordon Cummins, a man who would become notorious for his actions in WWII London....
...but first we need to explore how his childhood and teenage years formed him into a man obsessed with sex and status, and who was willing to lie, cheat and steal in order to g…
The Blackout Ripper - (or) some weeks can be (multiple) murder (Gordon Cummins part 2)
This week we rejoin Gordon Cummins as he rapidly escalates in his frenetic killing spree.
But while you might think the chaos of wartime would provide good cover for criminality, Gordon was immediately being hunted by a dream team of criminal investigators who would be able to take advantage of ev…
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