Oh! What a lovely podcast

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73 - Gallipolli: Ottoman Fronts

October 01, 2026

Can a computer game really recreate the experience of the First World War?   In this episode, we look at Gallipoli, the latest First World War game from BlackMill Games, taking players to the Gallipoli peninsula and Mesopotamia. As it happens Chris, is the game's historical advisor. We discuss how history is translated into a computer game, what can be simulated, and where historical accuracy meets the demands of gameplay.   References: BlackMill Games (2026) Gallipoli: The Ottoman Front. Wei...

72 - Rogue Trooper: Blighty Valley

September 01, 2026

What happens when a futuristic soldier finds himself in the trenches of the First World War? Rogue Trooper first appeared in 2000 AD in 1981, a genetically engineered soldier fighting an apparently endless war on the poisoned planet of Nu Earth. In Blighty Valley, written by Garth Ennis and drawn by Patrick Goddard, Rogue is transported back to March 1918, where he finds himself alongside a British platoon caught up in the German Spring Offensive. Drawing on the traditions of British war comi...

71 - Dad's Army

August 01, 2026

Can a conscientious objector be a hero? Branded is widely regarded as one of the finest episodes of Dad's Army, combining comedy with a thoughtful exploration of courage, duty, and prejudice. When Captain Mainwaring discovers that the gentle Private Godfrey was a conscientious objector during the First World War, the platoon quickly brands him a coward. But the truth is far more complicated. In this episode, Angus, Jessica and Chris discuss how accurately Branded portrays conscientious object...

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Oh! What a lovely podcast typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Authors, historians, literary or cultural commentators, and creators with established expertise in the First World War or its representation in popular culture. Common among recent guests: Published books or specialist writing; Established subject-matter expertise; Relevant podcasting, media, or adaptation experience. Recent guests include Christina Koning and Kemper Donovan.

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