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  1. Episode 84 - The Battle of Stiklestad (1030)

    "This will be the site of a great battle, a battle that will go down in Norwegian history, and you my friends, have front row seats!" The Amelia Project is a fiction podcast comedy about fake deaths and new identities. In this episode we ta

  2. Episode 83 - Tomoe Gozen (1185)

    "My strange friend. About you is the infamous prison camp of Wada Yoshimori, one of the most powerful military commanders ever known." Behind the Scenes video for this episode here! (https://www.patreon.com/posts/behind-scenes-113127238?utm

  3. Itthobaal's Inventions - Archimedian Moment

    "Dear manual of mechanics and magic..." Itthobaal's Inventions is a bonus series that focusses on Kozlowski, and the weird and wonderful inventions he has dreamed up over the centuries... You can listen to the full series (https://www.patre

  4. Episode 82 - Dudo (1199)

    "Le rat taupe immortel"... The Immortal Mole Rat... Richard Lionheart has just been killed, and two knights are on their way to a secret location with an urgent mission. Enjoy the episode! The Amelia Project is a production of Imploding Fic

  5. Episode 81 - Gruffudd ap Llywelyn ap Iorwerth (1244)

    "Most of the time I feel that people are trying to erase my story as fast as I can live it." The forgotten history of a Welsh prince, a political prisoner of King John of England and a client of The Brotherhood of the Phoenix... The Amelia

  6. Episode 80 - The Children of Hamelin (1284)

    In this episode we take you to Christmas 1284 in the small German town of Hamelin, which suffers from a rat infestation. Luckily a Pied Piper and his accomplice have recently moved to town. But the rat catching is merely the front for anoth

  7. Episode 79 - Joan (1318)

    "In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Toast." A story about a a brave independent religious woman, who fell foul of the authorities. Guest written by Bob Raymonda, creator of the "Forgive Me!" podcast. Feauturing Alan Burgon as

  8. Episode 78 - Legacy Vaughn (1468)

    "Okay, okay. I'm going to have to ask you to keep an open mind..." Feauturing Kiba Walker as Legacy Vaughn, Alan Burgon as The Interviewer and Hemi Yeroham as Kozlowski. Written and edited by Philip Thorne with sound design by Eli Hamada Mc

  9. Episode 77 - Rocco (1507)

    "My story… well… I think most of that is written on my face." A mysterious hooded figure enters a humble cobblers workshop in Florence. But it is no ordinary cobblers shop... it is a front for a death faking agency. And the hooded figure? L

  10. Episode 76 - Copernicus (1543)

    Despite working on his theory of heliocentricicsm for three decades, Copernicus still doesn’t feel ready to publish. His two editors, Filip and Antoni, are at their wits end. They believe that the only way they will ever publish, is if Cope

  11. Episode 75 - Mary Queen of Scots (1587)

    "A madman leaves the room, and a fool enters!" A tale of two queens... Mary Queen of Scots and Elizabeth the First. The year is 1587, The Brotherhood of the Phoenix are based in the Tower of London. Kozlowski is the Headsman and The Intervi

  12. Episode 74 - Prison of Glass (1593)

    “Murano is filled with secrets…” Arthur and Kozlowski row across the Venice lagoon by torchlight, in search of secret island... Don't want to wait for the next episode? Consider becoming a patron (https://www.patreon.com/ameliapodcast) or s

  13. Episode 73 - Will (1596 to 1600)

    "We are something in the business of theatre ourselves..." The tale resumes in Elizabethan England... With the Bard experiencing a historic stretch of writer’s block, how can his ghostwriters escape their impossible job? Take your seats at

  14. Prologue - Season 5 Part 3

    "A few more hours and then the sun will rise." Prologue - Season 5 Part 3. With Alan Burgon, Julia C. Thorne, Julia Morizawa, Hemi Yeroham, Jordan Cobb and Erin King. Written and edited by Philip Thorne with story editing by Oystein Brager.

  15. Somnium - Crossover with Midnight Burger

    "My friends, an American Diner has just magically materialised in the middle of Piccadilly Circus." We're back with a crossover episode! Midnight Burger is a wonderful Sci-Fi comedy podcast about a time-travelling, dimension spanning diner

  16. The 12 Deaths of Christmas

    Hello dear listeners, we have a festive treat for you! Listen and find out about the audio surprise in this year's Amelia stocking... Website: https://ameliapodcast.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ameliapodcast Donations: https://amel

  17. Episode 72 - The Man With Many Tattoos (Present)

    "My passion for body art goes way back..." A break from our historical episodes. Mia, Jackie and Kozlowski need to gather wood for the dwindling fire. Cole and Haines must follow them. A journey into the forest, into the night, into memorie

  18. Episode 71 - The Wicked Bible (1631)

    "I've always wanted to take a stab at printing!" Johannes Gutenberg's invention has changed the way God's word is disseminated. Bible printing is big business, and never more so than in England 1631. Everyone wants a copy of the new King Ja

  19. Episode 70 - Poquelin (1673)

    "My name was Argan. My profession: barber-surgeon..." Brussels under the Spanish crown, a cultural melting pot, dignitaries and merchants passing through, and right in the centre of it all, a tall thin building adorned with a golden crest:

  20. Episode 69 - Henry Avery (1696)

    "Not just any old pirate... Henry Avery! The king of the pirates!" The Interviewer and Kozlowski are travelling on a merchant ship, The Honselaarsdijk, from Holland to the Americas. Three days out from their destination, their ship is attac

  21. Episode 68 - Marie Antoinette (1783)

    "Liberté, égalité, fraternité" Think you know the story of Marie Antoinette, last queen of France before the French Revolution? In this episode we suggest things may not have played out quite the way the history books put it... We invite yo

  22. Episode 67 - Amelia's Aria (1829)

    "Glass holds many secrets..." During a performance of Donizetti's Il Castello di Kenilworth at Teatro di San Carlo in Naples, The Brotherhood of the Phoenix comes across a strange instrument: The Glass Harmonica. It turns out that this inst

  23. Episode 66 - Billy Gritt (1871)

    "Is it a Spaghetti Western?" It's time for a tale from the Wild West! So put on your cowboy boots, don your Stetson, and get ready to ride with Lord Darrell Arthur Duppa and Billy Gritt. Yeehaw! This episode features Alan Burgon, Josh Rubin

  24. Episode 65 - Jack (1888)

    "I come seeking Janus." This episode takes us to London during the Victorian period. A man named Carl Granton seeks out The Brotherhood of the Phoenix, but is he really just the humble cabbie he claims to be? It turns out he harbours a dark

  25. Episode 64 - Granville T. Woods (1909)

    "May have invented doomsday machine..." In this episode The Interviewer and Kozlowski (Langston) are based in London, running The Daily Phoenix newspaper with their assistants Salinger and Joe. Of course the newspaper is actually a front fo

  26. The Arthur Archives - 1

    "You are just a random person, discovering a message in a bottle..." The first episode of our new bonus series The Arthur Archives, in which each minisode follows on from the previous week's regular release. Listen to the entirety of The Ar

  27. Episode 63 - Die Berliner Luft (1929)

    "It was the wildest of times..." Season 5 Part 2 begins with a tale from the roaring twenties. Berlin is a party... but there is a threat on the horizon... How long can the party last? Dedicated to Celeste Joos, featuring Alan Burgon, Hemi

  28. Prologue - Season 5 Part 2

    "There is something I need to do." Written by Philip Thorne with music and sound design by Fredrik Baden. Featuring Alan Burgon, Julia C. Thorne and Rebekah McLoughlin. Full credits on our website. Website:https://cms.megaphone.fm/organizat

  29. H - Easter Special

    "Knock knock, who's there?" Featuring Alan Burgon, Jason Nemor Harden, Fernando Tiberini and Stan Morris. Written by Oystein Ulsberg Brager and Philip Thorne. Sound design by Adam Raymonda and music by Fredrik Baden. Production assistance b

  30. Amelia Audio Advent Calendar!

    The Audio Advent Calendar is no longer on our feed! But you can still listen to the supercut of all 25 episodes by becoming a patron! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ameliapodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://megaphone.f

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