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Bletchley Park

Booking Overview

This is a heritage and history interview podcast focused on Bletchley Park, World War II codebreaking, intelligence, and the people connected to the site, typically featuring historians, authors, cryptologists, researchers, and museum experts. PR agencies could credibly pitch published historians, archival researchers, military-intelligence specialists, cryptography experts, and authors with relevant wartime or espionage expertise; booking difficulty is medium because the show favors highly relevant subject-matter authority over general celebrity.

Metrics

Episodes: 296

Frequency: Monthly

Rating: 4.7/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000

Listener location: United Kingdom

YouTube: 10.9k subscribers

Instagram: 29.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

communications@bletchleypark.org.uk

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Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Published historians, authors, cryptologists, archival researchers, museum or heritage professionals, and specialists with a documented connection to Bletchley Park, World War II intelligence, codebreaking, or related cultural history.
Required Achievements:  
Published books or substantial research on wartime intelligence, cryptography, espionage, or Bletchley Park, Academic, museum, archive, or heritage expertise, Recognition for historical or cultural research, Direct family, institutional, or professional connection to the people and events discussed

Recent Guest Discussions

Dr Maksym Kempinski - Overlooked Polish Codebreakers And Their Contributions.

Sir Dermot Turing - The 1939 Pyry Conference And Its Legacy Within British Codebreaking.

Dr Marek Grajek - Polish Work On German Enigma And Its Significance To The Allied Victory.

Clare Mulley - Polish Women Who Risked Their Lives In Espionage And Resistance.

Lord Asa Briggs - His Work At Bletchley Park Between 1943 And 1945 And The Experience Of Rank-and-file Codebreakers.

Recent Topics

History, Cryptography, World War Ii, Intelligence, Espionage

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Bletchley Park
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E195 - Bed and Board

September 25, 2026

September 2026Most of the wartime staff at Bletchley Park were serving away from their homes and loved ones. But almost nobody actually lived on site. So where were they housed, and how were they fed? Billets - assigned living quarters - had to be found in the local area. These could vary enormously in quality, and the many different reminiscences of Bletchley Park's Veterans reflect this.In this episode, Erica Munro, Head of Content at Bletchley Park Trust and Research Officer, Dr Thomas Che...

E194 - Polish Stories

August 28, 2026

August 2026Bletchley Park Trust was proud to celebrate our first 'Polish Codebreaking Festival' in July 2026 with over 2,000 members of the public, musicians and Polish community groups on site. We also welcomed a group of experts whose works bring attention to tales of Polish wartime heroism and intelligence achievements. Of course, Team Podcast took the opportunity to speak to some of them! This episode is a compilation of fascinating short interviews with podcast producer Mark Cotton, help...

E193 - Focus On: Asa Briggs

July 24, 2026

July 2026Lord Asa Briggs – the Keighley-born historian of the Victorian age and of broadcasting, served most prominently as vice-chancellor of the University of Sussex and later Chancellor of the Open University. He was one of Britain’s most influential public intellectuals of the 20th Century. Less well known, however, is the formative period he spent at Bletchley Park between 1943 and 1945.Arriving somewhat after the time of pioneering codebreaking, Asa found a mature Hut 6 working efficien...

Frequently asked questions

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Bletchley Park
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How do I get in touch with Bletchley Park?

Its publicly listed email is communications@bletchleypark.org.uk. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Bletchley Park?

The publicly listed email for Bletchley Park: communications@bletchleypark.org.uk.

How many listeners does Bletchley Park have?

Podseeker estimates Bletchley Park reaches 1,000 to 10,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Bletchley Park?

Bletchley Park typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Published historians, authors, cryptologists, archival researchers, museum or heritage professionals, and specialists with a documented connection to Bletchley Park, World War II intelligence, codebreaking, or related cultural history. Common among recent guests: Published books or substantial research on wartime intelligence, cryptography, espionage, or Bletchley Park; Academic, museum, archive, or heritage expertise; Recognition for historical or cultural research. Recent guests include Dr Maksym Kempinski, Sir Dermot Turing, and Dr Marek Grajek.

How hard is it to get booked on Bletchley Park?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Bletchley Park cover?

Recent episodes cover History, Cryptography, World War Ii, Intelligence, and Espionage. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

communications@bletchleypark.org.uk

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