Blogging, tweeting and podcasting

Blogging, tweeting and podcasting

1,000,695

As of the previous post, 1,000,695 is the number of words I’ve written on Airminded (including 1518 posts and 29 pages, but excluding 2342 comments) since the first post back in July 2005. It sounds like a lot, but it’s only 6150 words per month. Okay, that still sounds like a lot! On to the

Keep Calm and friends
1930s, 1940s, Blogging, tweeting and podcasting, Ephemera, Pictures, Publications, Radio

The story behind the terror behind Keep Calm And Carry On

Earlier this week I had my first article published in The Conversation, on the actual original context for the Keep Calm And Carry On poster, as opposed to the assumed original context. The Conversation is a great platform for academics to get their work and ideas out to the public, and to provide expert analysis

1910s, Air defence, Archives, Blogging, tweeting and podcasting, Books, Conferences and talks, Phantom airships, mystery aeroplanes, and other panics

Le Queux’s war

The novelist William Le Queux is famous, or rather infamous, for beating the drum of the German invasion and spy threat before the Great War. But what did he do during the war? Unsurprisingly, he did much the same thing. On 28 February 1915, for example, The People published an article by Le Queux entitled

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