Yorkshire has never been short of stories, but many of the most fascinating ones sit just beneath the surface.

Yorkshire: Stories from England’s Most Interesting County is a narrative history podcast exploring the people, places, and moments that shaped this county, and in many cases, shaped England itself.

This isn’t a timeline of dates or a list of famous names. Each episode focuses on a single story, a person, a place, or a moment in time, and unpacks the human experiences at its centre: belief, fear, loyalty, ambition, survival, and identity.

Across the series, you’ll hear stories such as:

• A notorious Yorkshire woman who convinced communities she could cure illness and lift curses, with deadly consequences
• A northern sporting institution pushed to the brink, and the people who refused to let it disappear
• Coastal towns where shipwrecks, superstition, and storytelling bled into legend
• Workers who smashed machines in the dead of night as industrial change tore communities apart
• Battles, rebellions, industries, and cultural moments that left a lasting mark on Yorkshire and beyond

Some episodes focus on well-known moments. Others uncover stories rarely told. All are rooted in place, and in the people who lived through them.

Hosted by Terry Cook, Yorkshire: Stories from England’s Most Interesting County tells history through narrative, atmosphere, and storytelling, rather than lectures or timelines.

New episodes launching soon.

Subscribe now, and discover the stories that could only happen in Yorkshire.