As we approach the end of 2024, join us for our latest episode, "Events in Years Ending in 24." We explore the pivotal politics, wars, and religious shifts that shaped 1324, 1724, and 1924. Using Google’s NotebookLM AI, we craft an engaging narrative that makes history accessible to everyone, regardless of their background. This episode highlights lesser-known events and ensures clarity for all listeners. Tune in for a unique auditory experience that brings the past to life!

In this episode, "The Great Famine: Causes, Consequences, and Global Impact," we welcome Professor Christine Kinealy, a leading historian, to discuss the catastrophic Irish Great Famine of 1845-1852. Discover the key factors that led to this tragedy, including the potato blight and British policies, and explore its profound consequences on Ireland and the world.Professor Kinealy examines the famine's impact on migration patterns, societal change, and the ongoing debate over its classification as genocide. With compelling stories and expert insights, this episode sheds light on a pivotal moment in history that reshaped nations.Tune in to learn about the Great Famine's legacy and its relevance today!

Dive into the inaugural episode of the History and Heritage Podcast with your host, Liam Blake. In this exciting launch, Liam introduces listeners to the captivating world of Irish history, highlighting its profound global connections. This episode sets the stage for a rich exploration of historical narratives that shaped not only Ireland but also influenced cultures around the world. From the Great Famine to the stories of unsung heroes, each episode promises to uncover the intricate ties between Ireland's past and its international legacy. Join us as we embark on this enlightening journey through time, celebrating the heritage that connects us all. Tune in and discover why history matters now more than ever!