The Earl of Harewood explores a remarkable Colditz family history.

In 1936 the people of Holbeck in Leeds fought back against fascism.

The BBC's Amber Ward explores this mysterious street underneath Keighley's Royal Arcade.

Outside St James’s Hospital in Leeds, patient Nathan Newby discovers a man has a bomb.

Books on courtly conduct, the age of politeness and Victorian etiquette.

Amber Ward looks further into the mysterious outlaw and why he ended up in Kirklees.

Pontefract man’s search for answers on UFO sighting and alien encounters.

The story behind a centuries-old celebration in the Calder Valley.

The Acapulco nightclub, aka "The Mighty Acca", claims to be the oldest in the country.

Declan Vink meets a man who remembers The Beatles' early gigs in York.

The Acapulco nightclub, aka "The Mighty Acca", claims to be the oldest in the country.

The waiter who walks through walls and a Victorian singer both feature.

How huge historic pies raised money and still support village life today.

Giant pie disasters that made Yorkshire headlines, from collapse to contamination

Why did industrialists in the 1920s favour this glamorous architectural style?

Exploring the lives of servants at Cusworth Hall, Doncaster.

Antony Collins investigates the history of Selby Abbey.

The 1909 Wyke poltergeist: flying furniture, fearful crowds and a lasting mystery.

Rima Ahmed presents a weekly selection of the best bits of audio across the BBC.

Join Greg and his guests to learn about the global history of tea.

The remarkable story of Joseph Jagger, who found a way to beat the casino at roulette.

Podcast Episode · Folklore Matters · 13 August · 1hr 4min

Jack Hadaway-Weller heads to St Mary Magdalene Church in Campsall

Bek Homer visits Scalby Manor, the former home of a famous bloodhound breeder.

Dent's vampire tale began with a villager whose long life attracted attention and rumour.

Dent's vampire tale began with a villager whose long life attracted attention and rumour.

The surprising link between Rotherham and New York City hydrants

Antony Collins investigates why so many North Yorkshire place names are found in Canada.

Trent Park House was used for intelligence operations in World War Two.

Bek Homer uncovers the story of an unusual clifftop cricket ground.

Sheffield's futuristic Minitram promised a transport revolution

The Portuguese princess, corporate espionage and waging war for tea.

Residents fight "foul smells" from Bradford plant

Podcast Episode · Buried · S3 Trailer · 3min

In a quiet West Yorkshire parish lived a man whose ideas changed science, John Michell.

Parlington Arch reflects Sir Thomas Gascoigne’s support for American independence.

After nine decades, the BBC will leave the Maida Vale Studios this summer

Sheffield home to UK's oldest tuning fork company

Antony Collins finds out about the history of Scarborough's spa waters.

Jack Hadaway-Weller finds out about Doncaster's hermit: Giant, monk or satanist?

Podcast Episode · Loremen Podcast · 2 July · 59min

A major new anthology explores what it was like for queer men in London 1945-1959.

Award‑winning writer Phillip James Day brings his grandfather’s war diary to light.

A new exhibition at the Royal Armouries Museum focuses on the weapons used in WW2.

Local historian Nigel Grizzard explains how important Loxleigh House in Ilkley was.

Kitty Ross from Leeds Museums and Galleries explains the bravery of Arthur Louis Aaron.

A new blue plaque marks the Leeds home of Battle of Britain fighter pilot, John Freeborn.