You're Dead to Me

You're Dead to Me

@uaredeadtome · 33 subscribers · 10 videos · English

History made funny with a historian and a comedian.

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American War of Independence: Fourth of July Special | You're Dead to Me

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Guest: Professor Frank Cogliano

In this Fourth of July Special episode of You’re Dead To Me, historian Greg Jenner is joined by Professor Frank Cogliano and comedian/actor Patton Oswalt to explore the causes, battles, and consequences of the American Revolutionary War. With 2025 marking 250 years since the start of the conflict (1775), this is the perfect time to revisit how America fought to free itself from British rule.

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Viking Women: wives, weavers and warriors | You're Dead to Me

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Guest: Viking Women

What were the lives of Viking women really like? Were they all shieldmaidens and Valkyries, or did most live very different lives in medieval Scandinavia? In this episode of You’re Dead To Me, host Greg Jenner is joined by historian Dr Eleanor Barraclough and comedian Chloe Petts to uncover the fascinating history of women in the Viking Age.

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Renaissance Beauty: hair, makeup and skincare in the 16th century | You're Dead to Me

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Guest: Renaissance Beauty

What did it take to look beautiful in the Renaissance era? From elaborate hairstyles to homemade skincare, beauty was as much about culture and power as it was about appearance. In this episode of You’re Dead To Me, host Greg Jenner travels to sixteenth-century Italy with historian Professor Jill Burke and comedian Tatty Macleod to uncover the secrets of Renaissance beauty standards.

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India between empires: the long 18th century | You're Dead to Me

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What really happened in 18th-century India, during the so-called decline of the Mughal Empire? Was it truly an age of chaos, or a time of transformation? In this episode of You’re Dead To Me, host Greg Jenner is joined by historian Dr Jagjeet Lally and comedian Nish Kumar to explore the long 18th century in India — a period often misunderstood but rich with change.

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Alexandria: city of knowledge and culture | You're Dead to Me

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What made Alexandria one of the most legendary cities of the ancient world? In this episode of You’re Dead To Me, host Greg Jenner is joined in Egypt by historian Professor Islam Issa and comedian Athena Kugblenu to uncover the incredible story of Alexandria – a city that shaped knowledge, science, and culture for centuries.

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