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In a country obsessed with gossip, the great and the good fear one thing more than any other - scandal.British scandals change the course of history. They bring down governments, overthrow the rich and cause the mighty to fall. Some are about sex, others about money. In the end, they’re all about po...
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Power Struggles, Scandals, and Defining Moments
The narrator and the hosts repeatedly promoted the title as a new release from the team behind American History Tellers, suggesting it offered listeners a deeper look into the White House’s power struggles, scandals and defining moments. They highlighted its coverage of events from the War of 1812 through Watergate, including the British burning in 1814, FDR‑Churchill conversations, and the Obama‑Osama raid. The book was presented as a recommended way to delve further into American history, and the overall tone was enthusiastic endorsement.
It covers the fierce power struggles, world-altering decisions and shocking scandals that have shaped our nation. It was released in hardcover or digital edition. It includes a look at the British burning it down in 1814, intimate conversations between FDR and Winston Churchill and the situation room when Obama approved the raid to bring down Osama Bin Laden.
Order The Hidden History of the White House now in hardcover or digital edition wherever you get your books.
This book offers a detailed look into the history of the White House, covering significant events, power struggles, and scandals. It was recommended to listeners as a way to delve deeper into American history.
Order The Hidden History of the White House now in hardcover or digital edition wherever you get your books.
This book, based on the podcast "American History Tellers", explores historical events and scandals that took place within the White House.
Inspired by the hit podcast American History Tellers, Wondery and William Morrow present the new book The Hidden History of the White House.
This book was mentioned by the podcast hosts as a new release from the team behind American History Tellers, promising a deep dive into the history of the White House.
From the team behind American History Tellers comes a new book, The Hidden History of the White House. Each chapter will bring you inside the fierce power struggles, intimate moments, shocking scandals that shaped our nation from the War of 1812 to Watergate, available now wherever you get your books.
This is a new book from Wondery and William Morrow. The book delves into the history of the White House, covering important events and scandals, including the 1792 laying of its foundation, the British burning of the building in 1814, and conversations between FDR and Winston Churchill in 1941.
For more than two centuries, the White House has been the stage for some of the most dramatic scenes in American history. Inspired by the hit podcast, American History Tellers, Wondery and William Morrow present the new book, The Hidden History of the White House. Each chapter will bring you inside the fierce power struggles, the world-altering decisions and shocking scandals that have shaped our nation.
You'll be there when the very foundations of the White House are laid in 1792, and you'll watch as the British burn it down in 1814. Then you'll hear the intimate conversations between FDR and Winston Churchill as they make plans to defeat Nazi forces in 1941.
And you'll be in the Situation Room when President Barack Obama approves the raid to bring down the most infamous terrorist in American history. Order The Hidden History of the White House now in hardcover or digital edition wherever you get your books.
This book details the history of the White House from the War of 1812 to Watergate and was advertised in the podcast.
From the team behind American History Tellers comes a new book, The Hidden History of the White House. Each chapter will bring you inside the fierce power struggles, intimate moments, shocking scandals that shaped our nation. From the War of 1812 to Watergate, available now wherever you get your books.
Watch as the British burn it down in 1814. Then you'll hear the intimate conversations between FDR and Winston Churchill as they make plans to defeat Nazi forces in 1941. And you'll be in the Situation Room when President Barack Obama approves the raid to bring down the most infamous terrorist in American history. Order The Hidden History of the White House now in hardcover or digital edition, wherever you get your books.
It was described as a new book from the team behind American History Tellers, with each chapter bringing the listener inside the fierce power struggles, intimate moments and shocking scandals that shaped the nation. It covers events from the War of 1812 to Watergate.
From the team behind American History Tellers comes a new book, The Hidden History of the White House. Each chapter will bring you inside the fierce power struggles, intimate moments and shocking scandals that shaped our nation. From the War of 1812 to Watergate. Available now wherever you get your books.
This book was recommended by the narrator, suggesting it provides a deeper understanding of the White House's history.
Order The Hidden History of the White House now in hardcover or digital edition wherever you get your books.
The book was highlighted as Howard Marks' autobiography, noted for being written shortly after his release and praised as an extraordinary, virtually unedited achievement despite his lack of prior writing experience. Hosts and guests described it as a best‑selling memoir that offered a detailed look at his rise in the drug world, his arrest, and dedication to his son, and they recommended it for listeners seeking more depth. The film adaptation was also mentioned positively.
Howard Marks wrote "Mr Nice" while living with Julian Peto after being released from prison in 1995. It was virtually unedited and an extraordinary achievement, as he had never written anything before apart from personal letters.
He was living with us while he wrote MR NICE.
I mean, writing MR NICE was an extraordinary achievement. He'd never written anything in his life apart from just personal letters. And it was virtually unedited. He had an extraordinary talent.
The book tells the story of Howard Marks' life and his rise to the top of the drug world, as well as his subsequent arrest and imprisonment. Howard Marks dedicated the book to his son Patrick.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read MR NICE by Howard Marks
He missed half my life. The least he could do was dedicate a book to me.
In 1996, Howard Marks published MR NICE. It became one of the best-selling memoirs of all time and is still the number one selling book in the drugs category on Amazon.
The podcast highly recommended this autobiography. The podcast mentioned the book as providing a more detailed look into the story covered in the episode.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read MR NICE by Howard Marks, Hunting Marco Polo by Paul Eddy and Sarah Walden.
It was mentioned as Howard Marks' autobiography, and the film based on it was enjoyed by the host, Matt Ford.
I know that he had a big book out called MR NICE's Autobiography.
Propaganda and the Nazi Brand
The hosts highlighted the book as the definitive account of the Hitler Diaries scandal, noting that its author, a bestselling novelist, had written the most comprehensive retelling of the hoax. It was repeatedly recommended as essential further reading for anyone wanting deeper insight into the episode, with multiple episodes citing it as a key resource. The overall tone was strongly supportive of the title as a go‑to source on the subject.
It was described as the definitive account of the Hitler Diaries scandal, which Robert Harris discussed in detail during the interview.
someone joining us today knows a lot about selling a lot of books. If Robert Harris, one of the UK's most successful novelists, also wrote the most comprehensive retelling of the hoax, his book, Selling Hitler, remains the definitive account of the Hitler Diaries scandal.
It was recommended as further reading related to the Hitler Diaries saga, likely because it covers the scandal in more detail and perhaps with different perspectives.
if you'd like to know more about this story you can read Selling Hitler by Robert Harris the Hitler Diaries fakes that fooled the world by Charles Hamilton and the diary of diaries article from Dysight magazine 4th of April 2013 by Felix Schmidt
Classic Gift Edition
The title was brought up because the gardens at Brian Jones's new house were claimed to have been designed by its author and to include tiny statues of its characters. Hosts Alice Levine and Matt Ford described the landscaped terraces, pastel‑coloured flower beds, and the Hundred Acre Wood figures hidden among the shrubbery. Their remarks were brief and focused on the setting rather than recommending the book.
The gardens at Brian Jones's new country house were mentioned as being designed by A. A. Milne, author of Winnie-the-Pooh. The podcast hosts briefly discussed the characters from the book in relation to the setting.
Designed by A. A. Milne, the writer of Winnie the Pooh.
The podcast mentioned the gardens at Brian Jones's house were designed by A. A. Milne, author of Winnie the Pooh, and described some of the features including little statues of the characters from the book.
The gardens are beautiful, designed by A. A. Milne, the writer of Winnie the Pooh. Angular, landscape terraces with perfectly striped lawns. Beds overflowing with pastel coloured flowers, roses woven through lines of trellises, little statues of the characters from The Hundred Acre Wood lurking amongst the shrubbery.
The gardens at Brian Jones's new house were designed by A. A. Milne, and featured little statues of the characters from Winnie the Pooh amongst the shrubbery. The podcast hosts briefly discussed the characters.
The gardens are beautiful. Designed by A. A. Milne, the writer of Winnie the Pooh.
Little statues of the characters from The Hundred Acre Wood lurking amongst the shrubbery.
Her True Story, Fully Revised 25th Anniversary Edition (Thorndike Press Large Print Biographies & Memoirs Series)
The hosts listed the title as a suggested read for listeners who wanted deeper insight into Diana’s perspective on her marriage and the royal family, mentioning it alongside other biographies in the episode outro. They presented it as a useful source for further details about the story discussed, without extensive commentary.
It was mentioned as a potential source for further details about Diana's perspective on her life, especially concerning her relationship with Charles and the royal family.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Charles by Sally Beddle Smith, The Diana Chronicles by Tina Brown, Charles and Camilla, Portrait of a Love Affair by Giles Brandrith and Diana, Her True Story by Andrew Morton.
A Story of Friendship, Fraud, and Fine Art
The hosts highlighted the book as a key source for understanding the Barings Bank collapse, recommending it alongside several other titles on the subject. They noted that listeners could turn to the book for deeper insight into the story of Nick Leeson and the financial scandal. The recommendation was presented as a strong endorsement for anyone wanting more detail about the events.
It was recommended alongside "The Fall of Barings" by John Gapper and Nicholas Denton to learn more about the Barings bank collapse.
If you'd like to know more about this story we especially recommend the books All That Glitters, The Fall of Bearings by John Gapper and Nicholas Denton,
This book was mentioned as a source for the podcast episode, providing insight into the story of the collapse of Barings Bank.
If you'd like to know more about this story, we especially recommend the books All That Glitters, The Fall of Bearings by John Gapper and Nicholas Denton, Going for Broke by Judith Ronsley, and Rogue Trader by Nick Gleeson.
It was recommended for further information on the story of Nick Leeson and Barings Bank, along with three other books.
If you'd like to know more about this story, we especially recommend the books All That Glitters, The Fall of Bearings by John Gapper and Nicholas Denton. Going for Broke by Judith Rawnsley and Rogue Trader by Nick Leeson.
Living on the Edge in the World’s Richest Country
The hosts repeatedly suggested the book as a key resource for listeners who wanted to understand the Barings Bank collapse, listing it alongside several other titles. They highlighted it as a recommended source for deeper insight into the story of Nick Leeson and the bank's downfall. The overall tone was that the book was a valuable addition for anyone seeking more detail on the scandal.
It was recommended to learn more about the Barings bank collapse.
If you'd like to know more about this story we especially recommend the books All That Glitters, The Fall of Bearings by John Gapper and Nicholas Denton, Going for Broke by Judith Warnsley and Rogue Trader by Nick Leeson.
This book was suggested as a source for the podcast episode, likely providing information about the collapse of Barings Bank.
If you'd like to know more about this story, we especially recommend the books All That Glitters, The Fall of Bearings by John Gapper and Nicholas Denton, Going for Broke by Judith Ronsley, and Rogue Trader by Nick Gleeson.
It was recommended for further information on the story of Nick Leeson and Barings Bank, along with three other books.
If you'd like to know more about this story, we especially recommend the books All That Glitters, The Fall of Bearings by John Gapper and Nicholas Denton. Going for Broke by Judith Rawnsley and Rogue Trader by Nick Leeson.
The hosts recommended the book as a primary source for listeners wanting a deeper understanding of the Barings Bank collapse, noting that it provided a firsthand account from the trader involved. It was repeatedly listed alongside other titles as the go‑to read for the story, and the recommendation was presented as a strong endorsement.
It was recommended to learn more about the Barings bank collapse.
If you'd like to know more about this story we especially recommend the books All That Glitters, The Fall of Bearings by John Gapper and Nicholas Denton, Going for Broke by Judith Warnsley and Rogue Trader by Nick Leeson.
This book, written by Nick Gleeson himself, was recommended as a source for the podcast episode, likely providing a firsthand account of his experiences and the events surrounding the collapse of Barings Bank.
If you'd like to know more about this story, we especially recommend the books All That Glitters, The Fall of Bearings by John Gapper and Nicholas Denton, Going for Broke by Judith Ronsley, and Rogue Trader by Nick Gleeson.
It was recommended for further information on the story of Nick Leeson and Barings Bank, along with three other books.
If you'd like to know more about this story, we especially recommend the books All That Glitters, The Fall of Bearings by John Gapper and Nicholas Denton. Going for Broke by Judith Rawnsley and Rogue Trader by Nick Leeson.
Mitford Beauty, British Fascist, Hitler's Angel
The book, Diana Mosley, by Anna Corsi, was mentioned as a source for historical information about Diana Mosley, the main subject of the podcast.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Diana Mosley by Anna Corsi, Mrs. Guinness by Lindsay Spence, and A Life of Contrasts by Diana Mitford, Lady Mosley.
— Episode: Hitler's Angel | Fascism or Death | 3
The book, Diana Mosley, by Anna Corsi, was mentioned as a source for historical information about Diana Mosley, the main subject of the podcast.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Diana Mosley by Anna Corsi, Mrs. Guinness by Lindsay Spence, and A Life of Contrasts by Diana Mitford, Lady Mosley.
This book was mentioned as a resource for learning more about the story of Diana Mosley.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Diana Mosley by Anna Corsi.
Diana Mosley is a book by Anna Corsi that is about the life of Diana Mosley.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Diana Mosley by Anna Corsi, Mrs. Guinness by Lindsay Spence and A Life of Contrasts by Diana Mipford.
The book was repeatedly suggested as a key source for learning more about Diana Mosley's life, often mentioned alongside other titles on the topic. Alice Levine and other hosts recommended it as part of a short reading list for listeners interested in the story. The consensus was that it provided valuable insight into the subject.
Mrs. Guinness, written by Lindsay Spence, was recommended alongside another book as a source for information about Diana Mosley.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Diana Mosley by Anna Corsi, Mrs. Guinness by Lindsay Spence, and A Life of Contrasts by Diana Mitford, Lady Mosley.
This book was mentioned as a source of information on Diana Mosley and her life.
You can read Diana Mosley by Anna Corsi, Mrs. Guinness by Lindsay Spence, and A Life of Contrasts by Diana Mitford.
The book Mrs. Guinness, by Lindsay Spence, was mentioned as a resource for those wanting to learn more about the story of Diana Mosley.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Diana Mosley by Anna Corsi, Mrs. Guinness by Lindsay Spence and A Life of Contrasts by Diana Mipford.
The Autobiography of Diana Mitford Mosley
Across three episodes, the book was highlighted as a useful resource for listeners who wanted to learn more about Diana Mosley's life, mentioned alongside other biographies. Hosts such as Alice Levine suggested it as a recommended read for anyone interested in the story. The overall tone was that it provided valuable insight into the subject.
A Life of Contrasts, written by Diana Mitford, Lady Mosley herself, was suggested as a potential resource for learning more about Diana Mosley.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Diana Mosley by Anna Corsi, Mrs. Guinness by Lindsay Spence, and A Life of Contrasts by Diana Mitford, Lady Mosley.
This book was mentioned as a source of information on Diana Mosley and her life.
You can read Diana Mosley by Anna Corsi, Mrs. Guinness by Lindsay Spence, and A Life of Contrasts by Diana Mitford.
A Life of Contrasts, an autobiography by Diana Mitford, was mentioned as a resource for anyone wanting to learn more about the story of Diana Mosley.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Diana Mosley by Anna Corsi, Mrs. Guinness by Lindsay Spence and A Life of Contrasts by Diana Mipford.
The Definitive Story of Oasis
The podcast repeatedly suggested the book as a go‑to resource for listeners who wanted a deeper look at the Oasis story, describing it as the definitive account. The hosts and narrator pointed listeners to the title for more detailed information about the band.
The podcast suggested this book, 'Some Might Say: The Definitive Story of Oasis' by Richard Bows, as a resource for listeners who want to know more about the story of Oasis.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Some Might Say, The Definitive Story of Oasis by Richard Bows,
It was described as the definitive story of Oasis.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Some Might Say the definitive story of Oasis by Richard Bows.
It was mentioned as a source of information about the story of Oasis.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Some Might Say, The Definitive Story of Oasis by Richard Bows,
Creation Stories from Around the World
The book 'Creation Stories' by Alan McGee was suggested as a resource for listeners who want to delve deeper into the story of Oasis.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Some Might Say, The Definitive Story of Oasis by Richard Bows, The Last Party by John Harris, Creation Stories by Alan McGee
— Episode: Noel and Liam | Look Back in Anger | 3
The book 'Creation Stories' by Alan McGee was suggested as a resource for listeners who want to delve deeper into the story of Oasis.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Some Might Say, The Definitive Story of Oasis by Richard Bows, The Last Party by John Harris, Creation Stories by Alan McGee
It was a book about Oasis.
Creation stories by Alan McGee.
It was mentioned as a source of information about the story of Oasis.
Creation Stories by Alan McGee
The Remarkable Lives of the Suffragettes
The book was highlighted across three episodes as a valuable source for listeners wanting deeper insight into the suffragettes and their fight for voting rights. The hosts recommended it as further reading for anyone interested in the lives of the women who championed suffrage, describing it as a good resource for learning more about their remarkable stories.
This book was mentioned as a good resource for learning more about the lives of suffragettes.
The Remarkable Lives of the Suffragettes by Diane Atkinson.
This book was suggested as another source to read for more information on the suffragettes and their fight for voting rights.
The Remarkable Lives of the Suffragettes by Diane Atkinson.
The True Story of John and Anne Darwin
The hosts noted the book as one of several titles that gave extensive coverage of the John Darwin case, alongside works by the couple themselves. They referenced it in three episodes as a source for additional details about the story. The overall tone was neutral, simply pointing listeners to it for more information.
It was mentioned as one of the books that provided extensive coverage on the John Darwin case, along with two others written by the people directly involved.
Books include Up the Creek Without a Paddle by Tammy Cohen Out of My Depth by Anne Darwin and The Canoomal by John Darwin.
The hosts suggested the book as additional reading for listeners interested in the events surrounding Prince Charles and Princess Diana. It was listed among several titles that could provide deeper insight into Diana’s life and her relationship with Charles, and was presented as a useful source for further information. The recommendation was offered as a helpful option rather than a strong endorsement.
It was suggested as a source for further information regarding the life and story of Diana, possibly focusing on her relationship with Charles.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Charles by Sally Beddle Smith, The Diana Chronicles by Tina Brown, Charles and Camilla, Portrait of a Love Affair by Giles Brandrith and Diana, Her True Story by Andrew Morton.
Portrait of a Love Affair
The hosts suggested the title as a useful source for listeners who wanted deeper insight into the royal couple's relationship. It was listed alongside other biographies in the episode outro and recommended for further reading. The overall tone was positive, presenting it as a helpful addition to the discussion.
It was recommended as a source for further information on the relationship between Charles and Camilla, providing a deeper insight into their connection.
If you'd like to know more about this story, you can read Charles by Sally Beddle Smith, The Diana Chronicles by Tina Brown, Charles and Camilla, Portrait of a Love Affair by Giles Brandrith and Diana, Her True Story by Andrew Morton.
The hosts suggested the book as an additional resource for listeners who wanted to learn more about Brian Jones's life and death, mentioning it alongside Laura Jackson's biography. Alice Levine (and Matt Ford) recommended it as further reading, indicating it could provide useful perspective on the rock legend.
The book, "Life," by Keith Richards, was suggested as another resource for listeners who wanted to learn more about the life and death of Brian Jones. It was mentioned alongside Laura Jackson's biography.
and you can read Brian Jones' The Untold Life and Mysterious Death of a Rock Legend by Laura Jackson, Life by Keith Richards,
The podcast mentioned Keith Richard's autobiography as another source for listeners to learn more about Brian Jones. It was mentioned alongside another book about Brian Jones.
and you can read Brian Jones: The Untold Life and Mysterious Death of a Rock Legend by Laura Jackson, Life by Keith Richards
The book 'Life' by Keith Richards was mentioned as another resource for listeners to learn more about Brian Jones. It was suggested as further reading.
and Life by Keith Richards
A Novel
It was mentioned as a new release thriller on Audible.
like Amy Tintero's Listen for the Lie.
— Episode: Michelle Mone | Bra Wars | 1
It was mentioned as a new release thriller on Audible.
like Amy Tintero's Listen for the Lie.
This is a thriller novel by Amy Tintera, and was mentioned as a new release on Audible.
With exclusive thrillers from bestselling authors who are guaranteed to keep you gripped like Amy Tintera's Listen for the Lie.
One Man's Fundamentals for Delicious Living
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