Well made, interesting
For me, this bridged a knowledge gap I didn’t know I had. I learned in school about both the Slave Trade and the Industrial Revolution, but I’d never joined the two in the way that should have been obvious. Our national understanding of the British Empire is fragmentary, it’s good to join the dots. It’s interesting the guardian has chosen to do this. I’ll listen to the other episodes with interest. Hopefully it will be done well, this is a good start.
cloudyabyss via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 04/15/23
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Interesting history that can be difficult listening. However, feels like a BBC radio documentary rather than a podcast. Stories of Our Times did a much better job with their Penrhyn Castle episodes. In particular, the second episode with its re-enactments felt like it was listening to an...Read full review »
PipPhilPhillip via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 04/17/23
This series is beautiful to listen to. Full of humanity and inspiring. Thank you.
jenny tiz via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 05/09/23
Heartbreaking history that, sadly, cannot be altered. This story MUST be told and retold and never be forgotten. Makes me ashamed to be British.
ADWB54 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 06/22/23
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