WW1: Not So Quiet On The Western Front! | A Battle Guide Production

Catching up on your pods. Enjoyed the pods on the aerial campaign over England and the U Boats. Learned a lot. Thanks guys!

This is by the far the best podcast when it comes to WW1. I love listening to Dan Hill and Dr. Spencer on their knowledge of the WW1. For me this podcast means a lot to me my favorite episode is the battle of the Somme and the Missing episode. I had seven family members that fought in the Great War and one of my family member on my grandfathers family fought on the battle of Somme and survived the first day of the battle so thank you very much for talking about it truly means a lot to me. The missing episode hits close to home in my family because on the my grandmother side her family fought in the battle of Cambria in 1917. He died on 30th of November 1917 he unfortunately has no known grave. While listening to you guys podcast on the missing I learned a lot more on of soldiers who remains are missing and that it did bring some closure to me. That is my second favorite episode of the podcast, I enjoy everything you guys do I love all the episodes in general and I am always excited to listen to new episodes on Monday. Thank you so much for doing this podcast and helping me have a better understanding of this conflict and different battles on the western front and learning about the British soldiers and the officers and the events that happen. Once again thank you for doing this. From Sebastian Prout

If you’re into history you have to check this out. You will learn something every episode even if you are a WW1( great war) fan.

This is a phenomenal podcast. Extremely well researched and well communicated. Plenty of levity and conversational, without being irreverent regarding some very heavy topics. Perhaps an episode on literary giants J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis’s involvement in the Great War (uncertain as to whether it would fill an entire episode, but would be very interesting). Thank you