Step inside the chilling halls of Bodsey Lodge, where history and the supernatural collide. In “The Ghost Princes of Bodsey Lodge,” retired historian Liam recounts a haunting winter stay in the English countryside, where echoes of Viking royalty and mysterious apparitions blur the line between legend and reality. Join Liam and his family as they unravel the secrets beneath ancient flagstones, encounter restless spirits, and confront the truth behind one of England’s most enduring ghost stories. Perfect for fans of historical mysteries, folklore, and true tales of the unexplained.
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11 Tales from the Rare Manuscripts Room: My PhD Adventure in England
A midlife scholar’s quest for a Ph.D. becomes an unforgettable adventure through rare libraries, ancient manuscripts, and moments of humor and grace. From the Rylands Library drama to Britain’s first Starbucks Chai Latte, this reflective story reveals the exhilaration, doubt, and wonder behind finishing a dissertation later in life.
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10 History in Prime Time: A Few Surprises Bingeing on “What’s My Line?”
Join historian Dr. Liam Atchison on the Mossbunker Review as he binge-watches classic TV, uncovering surprising truths about 1950s America through the lens of “What’s My Line?” Expect playful insights, cultural commentary, and at least one surprise in a nostalgic journey that blends history, humor, and the quirks of television’s golden age.
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9 How to Avoid Becoming a Monster (Hint: Make Friends)
Join historian Dr. Liam Atchison on the Mossbunker Review as he explores Desiderius Erasmus’s timeless wisdom on friendship, loneliness, and community. Discover why true friends are rare, why isolation is dangerous, and how embracing authentic connection can transform your life—served with stories, coffee, and a dash of Renaissance humor.
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8 The Mossbunker Sessions | Sanctuary of Stories
What is a Mossbunker anyway? Historian Dr. Liam Atchison introduces the Mossbunker Review, sharing the story behind his unique writing shed and its hand in inspiring this podcast. Blending history, personal reflection, and a love of storytelling, this episode invites listeners into a sanctuary where ideas are sown, memories are cherished, and the past comes alive.
The Mossbunker Review offers stories from history, literature, and letters, alongside essays and reflections to nourish the mind. Like its namesake—the humble mossbunker fish that enriches soil, feeds ecosystems, and sustains life—this publication seeks to enrich readers with substance rather than noise. Not flashy, but essential, it reminds us that quiet contributions can shape worlds. May these pages encourage and delight you in your most important mission.
https://www.mossbunker.review/
Liam J. Atchison, Ph.D., FSAScot
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