On this special Christmas Edition of the All Together Now Podcast, we chat to World War One historian and author Andrew Hamilton and discuss the truth - and the myth - surrounding the Christmas Day Truce of 1914. We also chat to Bob Stewart MP, the former UN Commander in Bosnia, who discusses his role in organising a Christmas Truce during the bloody Bosnian conflict. Finally, we chat to Peter Hooton of The Farm, and discuss how the iconic song 'All Together Now' came to be.


All Together Now - The Shorncliffe Trust Podcast Episode 2

Chairman of the Shorncliffe Trust, Chris Shaw, chats with three remarkable guests as we remember Sir John Moore in this special episode. Ex British Army Major and adventurer Charles Blackmore, researcher Vince Shaw and ex Scottish Highlander Jamie Hinton, discuss their incredible journeys retracing the exact route of the Green Jackets and their retreat to Corunna.


All Together Now - The Shorncliffe Trust Podcast Episode 3

The Shorncliffe Trust celebrates Burns Night, and what better way to do than with two Scottish Icons. In this episode, we're joined byTony Pollard, Professor of Conflict History and Archaeology Director from the University of Glasgow, as he talks about his work uncovering the secrets of the Waterloo Battlefields and how working with returned veterans has added something special to the projects.

Also in this episode, we're joined by historian, musician and Hollywood actor Charlie Allen, as he talks about his journey with Duncarron, an open air museum that houses traditional buildings and round houses, great halls, towers and artifacts from the 12th Century. He also touches on the Scottish fighting man and in particular, what makes them special.



All Together Now - The Shorncliffe Trust Podcast Episode 4

The Shorncliffe Trust celebrates Burns Night, and what better way to do than with two Scottish Icons. In this episode, we're joined by Tony Pollard, Professor of Conflict History and Archaeology Director from the University of Glasgow, as he talks about his work uncovering the secrets of the Waterloo Battlefields and how working with returned veterans has added something special to the projects.

Also in this episode, we're joined by historian, musician and Hollywood actor Charlie Allen, as he talks about his journey with Duncarron, an open air museum that houses traditional buildings and round houses, great halls, towers and artifacts from the 12th Century. He also touches on the Scottish fighting man and in particular, what makes them special.
