"Hardcore History" by Dan Carlin

Overview: Dan Carlin’s “Hardcore History” dives deep into historical events with a storytelling approach that keeps listeners on the edge of their seats. His episodes are long and detailed, providing a comprehensive look at the topics he covers.

Why It's Fun: Carlin’s passionate narration and unique perspectives make history feel like an epic tale.

"The History Extra Podcast" by BBC History Magazine

Overview: This podcast features interviews with historians and experts discussing a wide range of historical topics. It covers everything from ancient history to modern times.

Why It's Fun: The variety of topics and engaging discussions make it easy to find episodes that pique your interest.

"The Dollop" with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds

Overview: “The Dollop” is a comedic history podcast where Dave Anthony tells a bizarre or interesting story from American history to his friend Gareth Reynolds, who has no idea what the topic will be.

Why It's Fun: The humor and banter between the hosts make learning about history a hilarious and enjoyable experience.

"You Must Remember This" by Karina Longworth

Overview: This podcast explores the secret and forgotten history of Hollywood’s first century. Karina Longworth digs into the myths and realities of Hollywood’s past.

Why It's Fun: The glamorous and scandalous stories of old Hollywood are captivating, and Longworth’s narrative style is both informative and entertaining.

"Revolutions" by Mike Duncan

Overview: Mike Duncan’s “Revolutions” podcast covers major political revolutions throughout history, from the English Revolution to the Russian Revolution.

Why It's Fun: Duncan’s ability to break down complex events into understandable and compelling narratives makes history accessible and interesting.

 "Stuff You Missed in History Class" by Holly Frey and Tracy V. Wilson

Overview: This podcast covers lesser-known historical events and figures, bringing to light fascinating stories that are often overlooked in traditional history classes.

Why It's Fun: The hosts’ enthusiasm and the variety of quirky and intriguing topics keep listeners coming back for more.

"History on Fire" by Daniele Bolelli

Overview: Daniele Bolelli’s “History on Fire” features dramatic retellings of historical events with a focus on the extraordinary and the epic.

Why It's Fun: Bolelli’s energetic storytelling and in-depth research make each episode feel like an adventure through time.

"The British History Podcast" by Jamie Jeffers

Overview: This podcast offers a chronological retelling of British history, from its early days to modern times, with a focus on interesting characters and events.

Why It's Fun: Jeffers’ engaging narrative style and the depth of his research make British history come alive.

"Lore" by Aaron Mahnke

Overview: “Lore” explores the darker side of history, delving into folklore, myths, and legends that have roots in historical events.

Why It's Fun: The spooky and mysterious elements of the stories, combined with Mahnke’s compelling narration, make for an intriguing listen.

"The History of England" by David Crowther

Overview: This podcast offers a detailed and chronological look at English history, covering the reigns of kings and queens, political events, and everyday life.

Why It's Fun: Crowther’s witty and accessible storytelling makes even complex historical periods easy to understand and enjoyable.