A podcast of imagined conversations between history’s most remarkable — and unlikely — figures.
Where legacies clash, ideas collide, and the past is given a voice.
New episodes weekly.
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A podcast of imagined conversations between history’s most remarkable — and unlikely — figures.
Where legacies clash, ideas collide, and the past is given a voice.
New episodes weekly.
👇 Listen now:
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What happens when a Tudor-era spy chief and a Cold War double agent come face to face in the afterlife?
In this riveting episode of History’s Afterlife, Elizabeth I’s Protestant spymaster Sir Francis Walsingham meets Kim Philby, the Cambridge-educated traitor who fed British secrets to Moscow. Across centuries and ideologies, the two men debate loyalty, faith, deception—and whether serving a cause ever justifies betrayal.
🕵️♂️ Inside this gripping dialogue:
• Walsingham's war against Catholic conspiracies vs. Philby’s double life inside MI6
• Religion, communism, and the moral fog of intelligence work
• Whether treason can ever be virtuous—or if conviction is just a mask for self-interest
• How two men, both convinced of their righteousness, helped shape the modern world of espionage
💡 For fans of:
• Spy thrillers & true espionage history
• The Tudors, the Cold War & British intelligence
• Ethical dilemmas & political betrayal
• Dialogue-driven historical fiction
📺 History’s Afterlife brings history’s most complex figures into imagined afterlife conversations—where their myths collide, their contradictions surface, and they finally speak freely.
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