Venture deep into outer space while you're washing the dishes, or get a slice of Victorian history from the supermarket aisles. Wherever you find yourself listening, our podcasts will bring you back to nature, beauty and history.
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In this episode we join actress Alison Steadman as she explores some of the most intriguing objects in the National Trust’s collections. 125 Treasures is our new five-part podcast miniseries, and you can listen to all of the episodes by visiting the 125 Treasures podcast series page.
Listen to series five of the National Trust Podcast. With a new episode every two weeks, we’ll be travelling around the globe with intrepid plant hunters, revealing the secrets of a WWII map-making operation, meeting Exmoor's new family of beavers and much more.
We've got some fascinating stories to tell about sustainability at the places in our care. This five-part podcast series '50% renewable' explores how green energy is part of our past and future.
In this six-part series listen to stories of exile and tragedy, of loving relationships and scandals as we explore the lost and hidden LGBTQ histories of our places.
This four-part series is presented by radio journalist and broadcaster John Sergeant. Exploring four historic landscapes, the series will uncover some of the lesser-known connections between people and places throughout the ages.
In this five-part series we lift the lid on our archives to uncover the seldom-told stories of maids, mill-workers, politicians and even royalty, who fought and campaigned to help shape the world we live in today.
Join award-winning historian Bettany Hughes in our heritage podcast series as she visits many of the places we care for and investigates their deep-rooted connections to Europe and the wider world.
Listen to our special BBC Countryfile Live podcast series, recorded at the 2019 BBC Countryfile Live show at Blenheim Palace. Hear talks and debates from a host of expert speakers including Ray Mears, Simon King and Lizzie Daly.
For each edition of our magazine we also produce an audio version. This summer we're getting green fingers with Rebecca Bevan, author of the ‘National Trust School of Gardening’, and discovering how a former golf course on the Lincolnshire coast is being transformed into a wildlife haven.
Immerse yourself in a world of books and discover how some of the places we care for helped shape the work of George Bernard Shaw, William Wordsworth and Agatha Christie.
