William III, James II and “the curse & pest of Europe”
Kensington Palace & William III
Interview with legendary London Walks guide Simon Law
Trafalgar Square Redux 14 – Famous People who Lived in Trafalgar Square plus Dawn Chorus & Karl Marx
Ann’s cats round-up, James Bond’s drinks round-up & old fashioned voting
My American accent, what Goliath met up with and what happened to the runaway horses
What makes a great walking tour – the Kensington Walk
Update on ITN Editor Stewart Purvis’s Spies of Hampstead Walk and Sundries
Come together, right now – Adam on the Abbey Road crosswalk
Best local knowledge ever & why Brits drive on the left
Au pairs, driving on the wrong side of the road, cats, dogs & Brexit
The Big Bang Moment – Guide David’s first 90 minutes in London
Another (closing fast) sell out and a taste of the Kensington Walk
Hampstead Spies* Summer Schedule *Guided by former ITN Editor Stewart Purvis CBE
Guiding a great London building
“If you can see into the seeds of time”
1600 clocks, vaginal tautness, Wiry Sal
He wasn’t just murdered, he was tortured
Gossipy, foodie social history
Sex-crazed London, the Garrick Club exposé & the distinguished diplomat’s new walk
Trafalgar Square Redux 13 – the first equestrian statue in England
Mother’s Day – A Feel Good Podcast
Body Snatchers & the London Walks Customer Who Blew It
Trafalgar Square Redux 12 – the statue nobody knows
Trafalgar Square Redux 11 – the keystone in the arch
Final whistle coming on his rugby tour – Rick scores a try
Trafalgar Square Redux 10 – the Quarterdeck
John is homeless (this podcast is dedicated to the memory of Alice)
New Yorker Says London’s Better
Trafalgar Square Redux 9 – The National Gallery
This strange, enigmatic and erotic painting
Valentine’s Day – Venus & Cupid
The Rugby Tour podcast (to accompany the Six Nations Championship)
Trafalgar Square Redux 8 – St Martin-in-the-Fields
Rollout – Eight New London Walks!
Trafalgar Square Redux 7 – the National Gallery’s Foul Air Vents
Foodies, Spies, Jeeves – this Weekend’s Specials
Urban Geology Tours are Back!!!!
Trafalgar Square Redux 6 – George Washington
Trafalgar Square Redux 5 – Epilogue to an Empire
Trafalgar Square Redux 4 – “the reason why”
Trafalgar Square Redux 3 – “hidden in plain sight”
Trafalgar Square Redux 2 – the Death of Nelson
The Happy New Year! London Walks Podcast
The best Walks for Christmas shopping
Uncovering Roman London – Archaeologist Kevin Sifts Through the Evidence
Foodies London guide Ann sets the history of the Christmas Pudding alight
Pickpockets & Partygate, Cats & Cafes
What shall we do after the walk? Got any suggestions?
The Week Ahead & Some Juicy Extras
A Retrospective – London Walks in 1980
The Summit – Up on the Roof of London
Ladies and Gentlemen, We Are Approaching London’s Poshest Neighbourhood
The 1,000th London Walks Podcast
London Life, Language, Witches & a Wunderbar tip
Connecting the historical and literary dots on September 25th
Guided by a magician (plus a don’t listen if you’re squeamish history episode)
Circumcision, Moustaches, Premature Burial & the British Empire
What happened in London on the day the United States of America became the United States of America?
The great American reporter Edward R Murrow describes Black Saturday, the first day of the Blitz
A podcast to mark the anniversary of that Saturnalia of horrors – the start of the Autumn of Terror
The Bank Holiday Monday Potpourri
August 24th, 1714 – Washington DC burns down, Londoners read about a mermaid
What’s special about the Mrs Dalloway’s London Walk
After a two week break, the London Walks podcast is back. It’s titled Rough, Ready, Riotous, Raunchy Upper Class London.
