You're Dead to Me Creators & Guests

Greg Jenner is a historian and author.

BBC Radio 4 podcast producer, Producer NEON: The Real History Behind Popular Culture, Dr Janina Ramirez - Art Detective

Emma Nagouse is a writer, producer, and researcher for radio, including 'You're Dead To Me' and 'Homeschool History' for BBC Sounds.

Alex Edelman is an American comedian and writer. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, Edelman has made a name for himself in the stand-up comedy scene with his critically acclaimed solo shows, including Just For Us, which was honored with a Special Tony Award. He has performed on major stages such as the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where he won the prestigious Best Newcomer Award in 2014. Edelman’s comedy often explores themes of identity, culture, and family, drawing from his experiences growing up in an Orthodox Jewish household. He has also written for television and contributed to various publications.

Ria Lina is a comedian, actress, and writer.

Mike Wozniak is a British comedian, writer, and actor.

Shana L. Redmond is a professor of Musicology & African American Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles, writer, and author of the book Everything Man.

Peter Frankopan is a historian, writer, and hotelier.

Seán Burke is a comedian.

Mathew Baynton is an English actor, writer, comedian, singer, and musician.

Hannah Nicholson is a historian and postdoc researcher.

Sophie Duker is a stand-up comedian and writer.

Thanyia Moore is an English stand-up comedian and actress.

Eshaan Akbar is an English comedian, writer, and actor.

Eleanor Janega is a medieval historian and professor at the London School of Economics.

Sally Phillips is an actress, television presenter, and comedian.

Dr. Caroline Dodds Pennock is a Lecturer of International History at the University of Sheffield, author of both popular and scholarly articles on Aztec and Atlantic history, and has also worked on several projects for the BBC.

Corin Throsby is a writer, broadcaster, academic, and professor at the University of Cambridge.

Michell Chresfield is a historical expert.