Season 5 — Hampshire HistBites — Winchester Heritage Open Days
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In this podcast our final one of the festival season, Histbites goes in search of answers and finds a quiet success story behind some of the best of what the county has to offer.
Join Barry Shurlock, Trustee at Hampshire Archives Trust for a fascinating Hampshire HistBites podcast on the richness of archives locally and nationally.
In 2020 Winchester College helped launch our festival season, and so we're delighted that they are returning again this year with another fascinating podcast.
Every story is worth recording - join us for a fascinating chat with Padmini Broomfield and discover everything there is to know about recording oral history.
Aisha Al-Sadie, Learning Officer at Winchester Cathedral features in the latest Hampshire HistBites podcast specially produced for this year’s Heritage Open Days festival.
We’re delighted to begin Season 5 with an episode created by Cathy Booth. Cathy helped launch HistBites in 2020, and so seems perfect she has returned to open our special festival season.
