The WW2 Podcast

Angus Wallace has been producing this show since 2015, and with nearly 300 episodes and a 4.6-star rating from over 1,100 reviews, he has built one of the most substantial WWII audio libraries around. Episodes typically run 45 to 60 minutes and mix solo deep-dives with expert interviews. Recent guests include historians discussing British Army leadership and the Siege of Warsaw. The format is conversational and accessible -- Wallace is clearly passionate about the subject and brings a genuine curiosity to each topic. The show looks at all aspects of the Second World War, not just the Western Front or the major battles everyone already knows about. You will find episodes on the Pacific Theater, the Eastern Front, resistance movements, intelligence operations, and the home front. Some listeners note that Wallace can occasionally ramble or that the balance between host and guest varies, but these are minor quibbles for a show that has maintained quality over nearly a decade. As the show itself notes, WWII is slipping from living memory, and there is real value in a podcast that treats this history with both depth and a personal touch. A solid, reliable companion for anyone working through the war chronologically or jumping between topics.