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The Rabbit Hole Detectives
Who are The Rabbit Hole Detectives
Richard Coles. Celebrated as a multi-faceted talent, Coles has worn many hats, from musician to radio presenter, English writer to Church of England clergyman. His unique journey and experiences greatly enrich the content of the Rabbit Hole Detectives, adding a distinct flavour to the diverse topics explored.Charles Spencer, the 9th Earl Spencer, adds a touch of nobility to the mix. A well known author, broadcaster, and British peer, Spencer's refined historical insights and compelling storytelling lend a captivating dimension to the podcast. His background, including his cherished writing and historical expertise, contributes substantially to the rich tapestry of narratives presented.
Rounding off the trio is the brilliant Dr Cat Jarman. A bioarchaeologist renowned for her specialization in the Viking Age, Dr Jarman's application of forensic techniques to unlock the past is both unique and captivating. Her valuable research, combined with her involvement in various archaeological projects and her acclaimed book, River Kings, introduce an enthralling historical layer to the podcast.
With such a formidable team behind it, the Rabbit Hole Detectives podcast promises to provide a gripping journey through various narratives, where each episode is a new adventure. Expect the unexpected as you dive into this riveting podcasting experience.
The Rabbit Hole Detectives is like a treasure hunt, and Rev. Coles, Dr Jarman, and Charles play our guides. My new favourite podcast!
This podcast is an intriguing invitation to stepping into the past. I love their storytelling, humour, and historical detective work. Very educative and entertaining content for my commute. Great job!
Rabbit Hole Detectives is a hilarious, mind-blowing tour through history’s weirdest relics. The hosts are so passionate, you’d think they were born in a museum! I kid you not, this podcast is the Indiana Jones of history pods. 🔍 you make learning a riot! 😂
If history was a giant puzzle, these would be the cheeky kids giggling in the corner, connecting the pieces in ways you never thought possible. A big shout-out to the hosts’ infectious passion, which makes every episode a fun trip through history
I absolutely adore these podcasts. My sister & I can spend hours chatting just like this… One of us will see or hear something interesting, from one tiny spark a momentous conversation ranges across diverse subjects, from kids to cannibals, aromatherapy to Zulu traditions… Random (sometimes) useless information is our “thing”.
Thank you all. Annie
I found this podcast by mistake i’m so glad I did. It’s like a night out at my local talking about random things after a few beers but without the hangover the following morning.