🥧 NEW EPISODE 🥧 Rationing: Was it the best of times or the worst of times? Turned out it could be both — depending on who you were. Ros Taylor talks to food historian lizziecollingham about Britain’s secret food history. 🍳 Listen listen.podmasters.uk/JT2408ration?a…

🥕 NEW EPISODE 🥕 “It was a calculated decision to export hunger to the colonies.” Ros Taylor discovers the secret history of #rationing with food historian lizziecollingham Listen 🧅 listen.podmasters.uk/JT2408ration?a…

🫛 NEW EPISODE 🫛 How the #rationing that kept Britons fed after the War played a part in the deaths of millions of colonial subjects in India. Ros Taylor discovers a secret history of British food with lizziecollingham Listen 🥩 listen.podmasters.uk/JT2408ration?a…

🫛 NEW EPISODE 🫛 #Rationing: For 14 years the government clamped down on how much Britons could eat, and at the end of it, Britons were healthier than ever before. But at what cost ?Ros Taylor talks to food historian lizziecollingham Listen 🥩 listen.podmasters.uk/JT2408ration?a…

🍳 NEW EPISODE 🍳 “It was a calculated decision to export hunger to the colonies.” The disturbing untold story of postwar #rationing, with Ros Taylor and food historian lizziecollingham Listen 🥩 listen.podmasters.uk/JT2408ration?a…

⚽️NEW EPISODE⚽️ In 1921, the FA banned women from playing on any of its pitches, a ban that would last 50 years. Who were the women who fought back? In for Ros Taylor, Jade Bailey talks to historian @jeanolafc has left the building to find out. Listen now! 🔊 listen.podmasters.uk/JT240903WFootb…

I've been a fan of the women's game for years now, so it was an absolute joy to present this latest edition of Jam Tomorrow all about the hidden history of women's football🏃‍♀️ Big thanks to Ros Taylor for the trust and support! Listen now⚽️ listen.podmasters.uk/JT240903WFootb…

Out today. New episode of Jam Tomorrow with the lovely Jade Bailey listen now!

For this episode of @jamtomorrow the talented Jade Bailey is standing in for me! Normally she does all the production but we wanted an episode on sport and she’s the perfect person to do it. Do listen!

🤸‍♀️NEW EPISODE🤸‍♀️"The business model of women's football totally changes, and it invents a myth that women's football isn't as spectacular as men's." @jeanolafc has left the building talks to Jade Bailey about the turbulent past of #womensfootball. Listen⚽️ listen.podmasters.uk/JT240903WFootb…

This is a brilliant episode of Jam Tomorrow - if you're interested in the women's game and how it has come to be, give it a listen!

🥇NEW EPISODE🥇 The Lionesses' Euro victory captivated English football fans, but this success was once unimaginable. Jade Bailey uncovers the hidden history of #womensfootball. Listen🔊 listen.podmasters.uk/JT240903WFootb…

🏃‍♀️NEW EPISODE🏃‍♀️ "Female-owned, female-ran and feminist values." #womensfootball is still perceived as a by-product of the men's game. What needs to be done in order to make the women's game, an equal game? Jade Bailey investigates. Listen⚽️ listen.podmasters.uk/JT240903WFootb…

🎧NEW EPISODE🎧 In 1969, three kilometres under the North Sea, drillers found something that would change Britain completely. In our latest episode, Ros Taylor explores how did North Sea oil and gas changed us. Listen➡️listen.podmasters.uk/JT240917Oil?at…

It's International Podcast Day. Any excuse, right? Did you know Jam Tomorrow has a 4.9 rating on Apple? That's higher than the biggest history pod in the world, which I don't need to name, obviously. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/jam…

🇺🇬NEW EPISODE🇺🇬The expulsion of Asians from Uganda in 1972 was brutal, and 28,000 refugees arrived in Britain. In our latest episode, Ros Taylor explores what Ugandan migration can teach us about how we treat refugees today. Listen now! 🔊⬇️ listen.podmasters.uk/JT241001Uganda…

New ep of Jam Tomorrow! 'My father said please don’t touch my children. You can kill me but don’t kill my children.’ Neena Lakhani remembers leaving Uganda and the welcome she received in London, while Jonathan Portes talks about the lives of East African Asians in the UK.

Morning, Jam Tomorrow listeners. You may remember Martin Stone, who talked about his national service in the RAF for an episode in March. Martin died peacefully in the early hours of this morning. listen.podmasters.uk/JT2403natser...

‘The idea that you should take decisions about Wales in Wales has become a political norm. Has devolution made any practical difference to life in Wales? Probably not, to be honest.’ @martinjohnes on the new Jam Tomorrow. Plus Dr Seth Thévoz🇺🇦(@seththevoz.bsky.social) on fine form and the voice of RS Thomas.