Talking History with Phillipa Vincent-Connolly Phillipa Vincent-Connolly

In conversation with Emmeline Burdett, Co-editor at Public Disability History and author of Disability, Nazi Euthanasia, and the Legacy of the Nuremberg Medical Trial (Disability in Society), We discuss disability history, activism, being disabled ourselves, and so much more. 

Episode 22 - In conversation with Kevin Draper, New York City Historian, Historical Consultant, Public Speaker, Co-Founder, and Chief Experience Officer of New York Historical Tours, about all things Andrew Carnegie, Napoleon Hill and New York City during the Gilded Age and La Belle Epoque eras.

Episode 21 - In conversation with Anne-Marie McNicolas, a specialist teacher to neurodivergent undergraduate and graduate students, discussing all things disability history. (Sorry about the interruption of the telephone call towards the end!)

Dr Simon Jarrett is a historian of disability, specialising in writing and researching about intellectual disability. He has written a book called "Those they called Idiots" and is working on many other projects relating to disability history.

In conversation with Ashlie Newcombe, a History graduate from Greenwich University, who discusses how Anne Boleyn has been perceived in historical fiction, film, tv and social media

Here is Episode 18 of my Talking History Podcast in a vlog, where I get to talk to the amazing Maria A Zani who is an up-and-coming TV executive. We discuss everything from her being a music promoter, disability activist, working in film and tv, and being a neighbour and friend of a 99 year old socialite, who knew Henry Ford, Napoleon Hill, Thomas A. Edison and also joining the Napoleon Hill Institute to further her change in mindset and be able to achieve her goals. (Maria has many, and she is amazing, and can talk for Scotland, even though she's Italian!) Love her.