From the baby Jesus to the X in Xmas there's a lot of myths around this magical time of year .

Or is it the 7th of November?

Breaking from the Bofton Local Newf room I'm Nicholaf Ward

Today in local news with Nicholas Ward

An update on the progress of Historical Hysteria

An interlude episode on the right to bear arms! Should it be everyone's god given right to own hairy urside appendages? Lets find out.

Ever wanted to be tortured? No... well don't listen to this episode then

5 ways Hollywood was (and still is) horrific. From drugging children to hobbling horses Hollywood has it all baby

Longest highway in the world 30'000km from Alaska to Argentina! ... right?

Tucked away in the muddy fields of Moldova is the last of the USSR.

Lest we forget... nothing is sacred.

Sorry for the delay

An HH talk about pop cultures favourite myth. Today's episode is a little unorthodox in style as it wasn't made for Historical Hysteria. 

Explicit language

You've probably heard the term squatters in tv and movies. But what are they and can random squatters really just take part of your property and refuse to leave?! ... No of course the can't.

A quick update on my personal favorite episode. Unfortunatley Historical Hysteria's exclusive... was slightly less exclusive than it could have been  

HH's talks with the man who literally wrote the book on the myth of Dr Robert Liston and modern medicine.

For more reading check out Dr Browns book Emotions and Surgery in Britain, 1793–1912 - Emotions_and_Surgery_in_Britain__1793_1912.pdf

Arm curled bicep bulging sleeves rolled up the most iconic photo of WW2... Isn't Rosie the Riveter... so who is?

Love them or hate them the myths around dreads are as thick and tangled as the hairstyle itself

Did you know Republicans were once yellow instead of red? No well you should listen to this episode.

In the northern half of Southern Europe are a group of languages spoken by the Southern Slavs who migrated west from Eastern Europe bringing with them old slavonic which evolved into 3 languages... or 7... or 1? The Balkans can get confusing.