Hi, I've just read your comment & can only hope your being cared for & are managing to feel comfortable. From beautiful North Wales I send you an old boys best wishes & positive vibes. Take care, keep cosy & who knows? Bye.
I'm so sorry to hear about what you're going through, but I'm really glad that the stories help you find some comfort and relaxation. It’s amazing how stories from the past can offer a bit of peace when life feels tough. How do you feel about using these stories to reflect on strength or resilience? Do any of them remind you of a time or person who inspired you to keep going?
The dog stories warmed my heart. Back in 2019 I worked as a flight nurse in Kayenta, AZ on the Navajo Nation. We responded to a horrible car accident in Monument Valley. It was very sad. Bystanders were trying to catch a black Dog named Obi, who ran away. His owner was transported by ground, 40 miles away to a small IHS hospital. A week later Obi showed up at a junkyard by the hospital, where is owners car was located. That amazing pup traveled through the unforgiving Arizona desert for 40 miles to track his owners. Owner and dog were eventually reunited! It was a heartwarming ending to a terrible accident. Yall can google it!
the distance isn't so impressive imo; dogs cover crazy amount of ground but wow, that's some nose! I'm so glad they were reunited. I was afraid the owners died
@@Rulya.BaruchHaShem.Morriganand big beautiful babies they are. How i wish you were my neighbor, so I could easily hug and pet your beautiful babies as often as possible. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I cannot understand how anybody could listen to you and fall asleep! Every time I listen to one of your videos I learned something new and I love learning. Thank you very much.
I know! And I don’t understand why some people think it’s a compliment to tell him that his hard work puts them to sleep! I find his videos really interesting.
It is not an insult to tell someone their work helps you to relax and go to sleep...it is basically like a bedtime story and his voice is soothing. All he cares about is that people ENJOY his work, no matter if they sit on the edges of their seats or use it for relaxing at bedtime.
Sometimes I tune out if I’m working on a project while listening because his voice is such a lovely background hum that isn’t overly distracting. But that just means I get to rewind several minutes back and re-listen to the part I tuned out on. I’m pretty sure that when I listen to some parts multiple times, it just increases his watch time by that little bit, lol.
I always pick something I’m interested in with a soothing narrator to fall asleep to. Paul and his programs are so good and I hope he’s not insulted that we like to sleep with him.
@@drafter3412My kid and my husband are your cousins, then, if my FIL is to be believed or if family stories are accurate. Probably far, far, distant cousins, lol.
I find it ironic that KING JAMES first wrote a book about witches then wrote the KING JAMES BIBLE for which they made him a SAINT. curious-er how he was a well known homosexual yet in his bible he denounces it as a SIN.
It's wonderful to hear how much you've enjoyed his storytelling! There's something captivating about the way stories from the past can connect us to moments long gone. What is it about these historical stories that drew you in the most? Is it the way they make us reflect on the present, or perhaps the lessons they carry through time?
It's amazing how captivating storytelling can really draw us in, isn't it? It's like you can't stop listening once you're hooked. Do you think it's the way the stories are told, or the content itself that keeps you coming back for more?
It's amazing how stories from the past can captivate us so deeply, isn't it? There's something special about hearing them retold with such passion and skill. Do you think it's the way these stories are told or the actual content that keeps drawing you in? Sometimes, it's the combination of both that makes them unforgettable. What’s one story from history that truly resonated with you?
Thank you for sharing that! It’s amazing how stories from the past can still resonate so strongly today, isn’t it? What do you think makes a story truly captivating-do you believe it’s the way it’s told or the story itself?
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the storytelling. It's amazing how these old stories still have the power to captivate us, isn't it? Do you think these stories hold lessons for us today, or are they just fascinating because of their historical context?
Mr Brodie you’re a legend. I absolutely love the history and the detail you include. Your voice is perfect as a narrator. I love it when you break into laughter. Please don’t ever stop making these videos.
Thank you so much for the kind words! It means a lot to hear that you enjoy the history and details. The laughter is a little touch I try to bring to make the stories even more engaging. What aspect of history would you love to delve deeper into next? There’s always something new to uncover!
It's amazing how something as simple as an accidental text can lead to such a beautiful, unexpected connection. Stories like this remind us of the small moments in life that have the power to change everything. What do you think it is about these little surprises that make them so impactful? Could it be that we’re more open to these connections when we least expect them?
It's amazing how Mr. Brodie's storytelling style resonates with so many of us. His laughter adds such a personal touch, doesn't it? Which part of his videos do you feel connects with you the most-the history itself or the way he presents it?
Thank you so much for your kind words! It really means a lot to hear that the history and details resonate with you. I'm curious though, what part of history fascinates you the most? Is there a particular story or event you'd love to hear more about?
Thank you for sharing such a heartfelt comment. It’s amazing how someone’s passion for storytelling can resonate so deeply. Do you think the way Mr. Brodie adds laughter and personal touches makes history feel more alive and relatable, or would you prefer a more formal approach to historical narration?
I watched this when it first came out. Just stopped back by to watch you to get it and tell you I really appreciate you. My life is not particularly stressful, but my mental state tries to convince me that it is and so I find your voice in demeanor and especially your sense of humor truly calming and perhaps sometimes even life-saving. Thank you!
I think Paul explained the chuckle as a nervous laugh about something so horrible, I think in my case it was more like a dark side of a Monty python skit😅😅
It's so true that life often doesn't give us a second chance, and yet sometimes we do get a rare opportunity to make things right. I think it's easy to get caught up in fear of failure or regret, but the idea of taking a chance can be so freeing. What do you think holds us back the most from seizing those moments when they do come around? Does it take something extraordinary to push us into action, or is it more about the small steps we choose each day?
It’s amazing how history is full of stories that can still captivate us today! I wonder, if we had the chance to go back in time, which era or event would you choose to witness firsthand? Would you want to change anything if you had the power?
Thank you so much for your kind words! It’s true, what we put out into the world often comes back to us in unexpected ways. Have you ever experienced a moment when you acted with honesty, and it brought unexpected blessings or challenges your way? What do you think it means to truly live by the principle of honesty in our daily lives?
Meee Toooo! I put them on late at night and get so much done while listening. Always thought it funny I chose creepy stories for late night company against the paranoid expectation someone will be crawling through my window any moment?? It's the voice and delivery that is reassuring even if the story may be a bit disquieting. Paul's the only man I know of who can describe disembowelment and make me feel all cozy ..at the same time!! 😂 LOL
Beddgelert i'm afraid is a Victorian construct designed to bring in tourists & visitors. Though it is a good yarn, btw i live down the road in Nth Wales.
When you started to tell stories of dogs, I had hoped to hear about little Bobby. When visuting in Scotland, I read the story, visited the graves and the statue of Grey Friar's Bobby. Yay, thank you!!! Love that one!!!
@@deborahborlase7100 There are two good movies about Bobby, one done by Disney & I think Christopher Lee is in the other. Slightly different interpretations but both good.
You are AMAZING! I love it when you break down and start laughing. These stories are so crazy and sometimes so sad, but you keep it interesting and I just love the way you share... you make my day! I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these long ones ~Warmest alohas ~ Diana
A very happy accident, discovering this channel a few days ago! Paul, you have me hooked! Listening to your voice is therapeutic, soothing and takes me back to a time when I spent many hours with my grandfather's brother, who'd left Devon in his teens, for a croft in the Highlands of Scotland. His voice was equally soothing to a small child who loved hearing stories from his time in the wilds of that beautiful place! Thank you xx
Your so great at this dark genre. Well done everyone . Production , editing , voice over , on screen performance, subject materials . A+++ on all . Congratulations and God bless you all
What I really love is the guy, Paul, does not mispronounce every third word. He's not putting on weird airs and trying to use words he has.only read and has never, obviously, heard pronounced out loud... Thank you!!
I didn't get far , i fell asleep😂. Im casting this to my tv to watch in full , feet up and a cup of tea . Paul has a lovely voice i get very relaxed listening to him and the inevitable happens😴😴😴😴 ... Thank you for bringing history to life and the good quality sleep 😂
Thank you for this, Paul - especially the tales of our wonderful, four-legged friends! It is well-timed, considering the tale that we in the US have recently been forced to endure, of a less fortunate pup named Cricket.
I thoroughly enjoyed this group of stories and the calming, sensible voice reciting them. In a world of such chaos and confusion, reaccounts of history are so very precious. Thank You.
Love compilation videos! Your voice relaxes me and helps me sleep. I also listen to them while i crochet, keeps my mind engaged while my hands are busy.
It's always great to get a notification from you, Paul, and your team. You all are amazing! I love watching your videos and the Witch Trials episodes are incredibly interesting. It's fascinating to think that our ancestors didn't care about the truth and accused people of being witches for any little mistake. Wow!
Love your work so much (and not just because you're a fellow Scot!) Got to say though, I'm in absolute floods of tears right now after your finishing "dog section". Thank you so much for the effort that you put in to educating us, it does not go unappreciated x
I love these compilations! Long stretches of that lovely voice! Wonderful! Plus I get the wonderful illusion that I'm sitting right there with Paul being entertained and enthralled
Dear Mr. Brodie as I ready for bed, I tune into your weekly video to hear your wonderful stories. Your excellent Scots brogue takes me back to my 16th century 18th Grandfather, John Morrison of Lewis Island off the West coast of Scotland. Through you I can imagine what he looked and sounded like! He must have prospered in whatever business he had because at one time he owned Dairsie Castle and lost it to hs creditors. Thank you for bringing me so much pleasure in my old age. I will be 87 years young next November.
The segment about the dogs illustrates well that we do not deserve them. One was murdered by a human, another one abused, third lost and obviously not looked for.
1st is pure Victorian fiction, that us Welsh well know was imagined to bring in tourist £££s. The story is attributed to a local hotelier & really would a medieval prince leave his son & heir alone? where were the guards + servants + women? They know the year this story appeared 19C, though a good tale!! Bye & good luck.
@@russell-di8jsthank GOD it isn’t real. It doesn’t matter if it happened 700 years ago I would still be very upset and I very much was until you informed me this was folklore.
I did an ancestry test and traced my roots back to the Mayflower and the Salem trials. One family member was a signatory to the mayflower… I was blown away by my history.
More please. Thank you for all the videos. I enjoy them very much. These compilations are fantastic, too. I enjoy them with some good cognac or therapeutic herbs. 😊
I really enjoy your programs, I try to remember to "thumbs up" on each one. Your comment at the end mentioning more stories about WWII would be fantastic.
His voice has a quality to it like Bob Ross. So it is soothing even while speaking of the people and disasters as he does. Always informative and it really does make me say well I never. Top Shelf!
I appreciate your display of humanity while telling a particularly gruesome & vivid recount of Mr. Catch. After Working For years as a coroner I can relate.
I always enjoy ur videos I'm from Reading but live in Hammersmith now but the amount of local history uv thought me is more than any school teacher ever did extremely well done x
Good evening, Paul. I'm more of a cat person, but absolutely loved your "Tales About Tails" segment. Heartwarming and always lovely to hear good news for a change, instead of the typical doom and gloom that is the present state of our planet. Occasionally, I see a heroic kitty or bird story(those are fun as well 😺). Thx for another video and keep up the good work, Paul! Sarah
I live in Abington northampton it's so strange to think that the park I take my children to play in was once a place of such horrors thank you for such wonderful historical story telling
There is nothing more sad than a dog who outlines his human. They almost never see humans die poor.things. when they do I think they just don't know what to make of it.
So many compelling stories! I love the moment when the one story was so gruesome that the fourth wall was broken. I’ve never seen it and I’ve listened to a lot of these stories from this gentleman.
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I have cancer and am sick and in pain most of the time. Thank you for your stories. I am able to relax, de-stress, and learn something.
Wishing you feel better.
Hi, I've just read your comment & can only hope your being cared for & are managing to feel comfortable. From beautiful North Wales I send you an old boys best wishes & positive vibes. Take care, keep cosy & who knows? Bye.
I hope you are better. God Bless!!
I'm so sorry to hear about what you're going through, but I'm really glad that the stories help you find some comfort and relaxation. It’s amazing how stories from the past can offer a bit of peace when life feels tough. How do you feel about using these stories to reflect on strength or resilience? Do any of them remind you of a time or person who inspired you to keep going?
Merry Christmas 🎁 kiddo 😊
The dog stories warmed my heart. Back in 2019 I worked as a flight nurse in Kayenta, AZ on the Navajo Nation. We responded to a horrible car accident in Monument Valley. It was very sad. Bystanders were trying to catch a black Dog named Obi, who ran away. His owner was transported by ground, 40 miles away to a small IHS hospital. A week later Obi showed up at a junkyard by the hospital, where is owners car was located. That amazing pup traveled through the unforgiving Arizona desert for 40 miles to track his owners. Owner and dog were eventually reunited! It was a heartwarming ending to a terrible accident. Yall can google it!
It filled my heart when I read they were reunited. Dogs are amazing. I have 3; Dogo Argentino, GSD & Cane Corso. They're all my babies.
the distance isn't so impressive imo; dogs cover crazy amount of ground but wow, that's some nose!
I'm so glad they were reunited. I was afraid the owners died
Wow. Animals are amazing
@@Rulya.BaruchHaShem.Morriganand big beautiful babies they are. How i wish you were my neighbor, so I could easily hug and pet your beautiful babies as often as possible. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I’m known of other 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
I cannot understand how anybody could listen to you and fall asleep! Every time I listen to one of your videos I learned something new and I love learning. Thank you very much.
But he's so comforting....🥰
I know! And I don’t understand why some people think it’s a compliment to tell him that his hard work puts them to sleep! I find his videos really interesting.
It is not an insult to tell someone their work helps you to relax and go to sleep...it is basically like a bedtime story and his voice is soothing. All he cares about is that people ENJOY his work, no matter if they sit on the edges of their seats or use it for relaxing at bedtime.
Sometimes I tune out if I’m working on a project while listening because his voice is such a lovely background hum that isn’t overly distracting.
But that just means I get to rewind several minutes back and re-listen to the part I tuned out on.
I’m pretty sure that when I listen to some parts multiple times, it just increases his watch time by that little bit, lol.
I always pick something I’m interested in with a soothing narrator to fall asleep to. Paul and his programs are so good and I hope he’s not insulted that we like to sleep with him.
I am the direct descendent of 2 witches hung in Salem, john proctor, and sara good. Thank you for the tale of my ancestors.
My 11x g-grandmother was there too (Sussanah North Martin).
@@drafter3412My kid and my husband are your cousins, then, if my FIL is to be believed or if family stories are accurate.
Probably far, far, distant cousins, lol.
@@Annie_Annie__ Well heck, say 'hi' to the cousins then! :D
I find it ironic that KING JAMES first wrote a book about witches then wrote the KING JAMES BIBLE for which they made him a SAINT. curious-er how he was a well known homosexual yet in his bible he denounces it as a SIN.
Wow!!! Family reunion ❤!
I have quickly become addicted to this talented gentleman reading all these stories...a true talent 😂😂😊
It's wonderful to hear how much you've enjoyed his storytelling! There's something captivating about the way stories from the past can connect us to moments long gone. What is it about these historical stories that drew you in the most? Is it the way they make us reflect on the present, or perhaps the lessons they carry through time?
It's amazing how captivating storytelling can really draw us in, isn't it? It's like you can't stop listening once you're hooked. Do you think it's the way the stories are told, or the content itself that keeps you coming back for more?
It's amazing how stories from the past can captivate us so deeply, isn't it? There's something special about hearing them retold with such passion and skill. Do you think it's the way these stories are told or the actual content that keeps drawing you in? Sometimes, it's the combination of both that makes them unforgettable. What’s one story from history that truly resonated with you?
I absolutely love Paul. From his clothing fashion to his story telling, he is awesome. I'm glad I found this channel
Me too!
Me three
The three amigos ride again!!!
Me four!
Don't know anything about Paul and his clothing adventures.
I love how you tell these old stories in such a captivating manner. Feels TV worthy.
TV is nothing to what we have nowadays😊
Thank you for sharing that! It’s amazing how stories from the past can still resonate so strongly today, isn’t it? What do you think makes a story truly captivating-do you believe it’s the way it’s told or the story itself?
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the storytelling. It's amazing how these old stories still have the power to captivate us, isn't it? Do you think these stories hold lessons for us today, or are they just fascinating because of their historical context?
Mr Brodie you’re a legend. I absolutely love the history and the detail you include. Your voice is perfect as a narrator. I love it when you break into laughter. Please don’t ever stop making these videos.
Thank you so much for the kind words! It means a lot to hear that you enjoy the history and details. The laughter is a little touch I try to bring to make the stories even more engaging. What aspect of history would you love to delve deeper into next? There’s always something new to uncover!
It's amazing how something as simple as an accidental text can lead to such a beautiful, unexpected connection. Stories like this remind us of the small moments in life that have the power to change everything. What do you think it is about these little surprises that make them so impactful? Could it be that we’re more open to these connections when we least expect them?
It's amazing how Mr. Brodie's storytelling style resonates with so many of us. His laughter adds such a personal touch, doesn't it? Which part of his videos do you feel connects with you the most-the history itself or the way he presents it?
Thank you so much for your kind words! It really means a lot to hear that the history and details resonate with you. I'm curious though, what part of history fascinates you the most? Is there a particular story or event you'd love to hear more about?
Thank you for sharing such a heartfelt comment. It’s amazing how someone’s passion for storytelling can resonate so deeply. Do you think the way Mr. Brodie adds laughter and personal touches makes history feel more alive and relatable, or would you prefer a more formal approach to historical narration?
I watched this when it first came out. Just stopped back by to watch you to get it and tell you I really appreciate you. My life is not particularly stressful, but my mental state tries to convince me that it is and so I find your voice in demeanor and especially your sense of humor truly calming and perhaps sometimes even life-saving. Thank you!
You said it so much better than I ever could have, every syllable. Thank you.
Omg fellow PTSD bestie I see you ❤
I really appreciate everything on your channel, it's a delight listening to you! Greetings from Romania!
Watching you laugh at the Duke getting up was everything.
I think Paul explained the chuckle as a nervous laugh about something so horrible, I think in my case it was more like a dark side of a Monty python skit😅😅
I thought you said that axe was sharp?
😂😂😂 It's the little things that make my day
It's so true that life often doesn't give us a second chance, and yet sometimes we do get a rare opportunity to make things right. I think it's easy to get caught up in fear of failure or regret, but the idea of taking a chance can be so freeing. What do you think holds us back the most from seizing those moments when they do come around? Does it take something extraordinary to push us into action, or is it more about the small steps we choose each day?
It’s amazing how history is full of stories that can still captivate us today! I wonder, if we had the chance to go back in time, which era or event would you choose to witness firsthand? Would you want to change anything if you had the power?
Love your stories. From an old American.
Thank you so much for your kind words! It’s true, what we put out into the world often comes back to us in unexpected ways. Have you ever experienced a moment when you acted with honesty, and it brought unexpected blessings or challenges your way? What do you think it means to truly live by the principle of honesty in our daily lives?
If ever there was a candidate to replace the original Unsolved Mysteries host, Robert Stack, it's this guy. Love his presentation and cadence. 👏
I LOVE these long compilation videos! Thank you so much for all of your hard work
Meee Toooo! I put them on late at night and get so much done while listening.
Always thought it funny I chose creepy stories for late night company against the paranoid expectation someone will be crawling through my window any moment?? It's the voice and delivery that is reassuring even if the story may be a bit disquieting. Paul's the only man I know of who can describe disembowelment and make me feel all cozy
..at the same time!! 😂 LOL
❤ As a dog lover and an owner of one which follows me everywhere I go, you have saved the best for last. Hugs thank you from Nebraska, USA.
The dog stories got me so much. They're so sweet.😭
Beddgelert i'm afraid is a Victorian construct designed to bring in tourists & visitors. Though it is a good yarn, btw i live down the road in Nth Wales.
I've been to Beddgelert it's a lovely place. Most people miss the statue in the little house
I could listen to this man talk about history all day
I do lol😂 love him and his stories so educational and fascinating
When you started to tell stories of dogs, I had hoped to hear about little Bobby. When visuting in Scotland, I read the story, visited the graves and the statue of Grey Friar's Bobby. Yay, thank you!!! Love that one!!!
@@deborahborlase7100 There are two good movies about Bobby, one done by Disney & I think Christopher Lee is in the other. Slightly different interpretations but both good.
I love a man educated intelligent and has a gift of telling interresting stories of the past
You are AMAZING! I love it when you break down and start laughing. These stories are so crazy and sometimes so sad, but you keep it interesting and I just love the way you share... you make my day! I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these long ones ~Warmest alohas ~ Diana
Thank you Paul for your wonderful stories! I could listen to you 24/7 . I love your accent.. You're great.❤
A very happy accident, discovering this channel a few days ago! Paul, you have me hooked! Listening to your voice is therapeutic, soothing and takes me back to a time when I spent many hours with my grandfather's brother, who'd left Devon in his teens, for a croft in the Highlands of Scotland. His voice was equally soothing to a small child who loved hearing stories from his time in the wilds of that beautiful place! Thank you xx
Paul , I love it when you chuckle, I love your story telling😊
Your so great at this dark genre. Well done everyone . Production , editing , voice over , on screen performance, subject materials .
A+++ on all .
Congratulations and God bless you all
Thank you Paul you’re stories are absolutely amazing
Oh boy, the time just flew by when I listened to this video and your soothing voice, sir.
Love your videos. they are beautifully narrated. Greetings from South Africa 😊
I never miss your videos! I might add you have a perfect narration voice.🤗😊
What I really love is the guy, Paul, does not mispronounce every third word. He's not putting on weird airs and trying to use words he has.only read and has never, obviously, heard pronounced out loud... Thank you!!
What's everyone working on while listening to this? I'm making a tiny little dollhouse.
I finished up my evening exercises; now, I can relax & listen. I hope your small dollhouse turned out nicely 🙂
About to sleep
Studying paleography for my exams
@@yanappeltje6777 thank for sending me down a fresh rabbit hole! Cool area of study ✨
@@sandyjamison5929 still working on it! It's so tiny! Thank you, hope you enjoyed your evening ❤️
I didn't get far , i fell asleep😂. Im casting this to my tv to watch in full , feet up and a cup of tea . Paul has a lovely voice i get very relaxed listening to him and the inevitable happens😴😴😴😴 ... Thank you for bringing history to life and the good quality sleep 😂
Thank you for this, Paul - especially the tales of our wonderful, four-legged friends! It is well-timed, considering the tale that we in the US have recently been forced to endure, of a less fortunate pup named Cricket.
Excellent, some decent to listen to this evening to drift of to sleep to .such a soothing voice .❤❤❤
Like granddad tellin stories by the fire.
I thoroughly enjoyed this group of stories and the calming, sensible voice reciting them. In a world of such chaos and confusion, reaccounts of history are so very precious. Thank You.
Excellent history channel ❤
Excited for the post. Enjoy your videos so much, I watch them over and over.
I just adore you Paul! You are so talented 💖 love from the USA!
Always get excited when I get your notification. Thank you!
Thanks
Thank you so much! That's very generous 😁
This will be wonderful to fall asleep to tonight! Thank you for that 😊❤️
Not sure you’re going to get to sleep, too many interesting stories. 😊
@@robyn7287 lol! That’s exactly what happened, too!
Love compilation videos! Your voice relaxes me and helps me sleep. I also listen to them while i crochet, keeps my mind engaged while my hands are busy.
I love these long videos of just random interesting stories throughout history and I'd love to see more like this
A whole hour and more! Oh joy! Thank you, I've been watching the Post Office/Horizon Enquiry and need something to lighten the mood.
I always look forward to your stories, Paul. Thank you.
Painting the kitchen and listening.😊
Hope you're making the sandwiches woman
@@JayPea-lk5rt nope barbecue beef with peas and onions.
It's always great to get a notification from you, Paul, and your team. You all are amazing! I love watching your videos and the Witch Trials episodes are incredibly interesting. It's fascinating to think that our ancestors didn't care about the truth and accused people of being witches for any little mistake. Wow!
Gobble gobble
@@JayPea-lk5rt lol whatever your own pass it over here my friend 🍺 cheers
Love your work so much (and not just because you're a fellow Scot!) Got to say though, I'm in absolute floods of tears right now after your finishing "dog section". Thank you so much for the effort that you put in to educating us, it does not go unappreciated x
Thanks for the upload, Paul!
Another good time, sir. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Just found this channel today, and am enjoying. Love from Zambia 🇿🇲
Tears!!! Dogs are such a blessing
Brilliant as ever Paul. Thankyou.
Love Pauls work very listenable too. Thankyou Paul ❤
I just needed something to listen to while getting dinner ready! Perfect timing!
Having steak?
What's for dinner?
I couldn't imagine sleeping while watching this either.❤
Aaaand now I'm bawling my eyes out over the dog stories
I love these compilations! Long stretches of that lovely voice! Wonderful!
Plus I get the wonderful illusion that I'm sitting right there with Paul being entertained and enthralled
The best thing on UA-cam
Indeed!
Thanks!
Thank you, Delia 😊🙏
The dog stories caught me right in the soft spot 🥹
Thank you, your presentations are excellent!
The Faithful dog stories are my favorite of all!
Great compilation, as always!
But the pup stories...Let's just say I had gotten dust in my eyes!💖💔
”If you weigh the same as a duck, then, logically, you're made of wood and must be a witch.” 😂
A fantastic way to start a Friday morning. Thank you for another great history lesson 😊
Thankyou Paul. Have a good weekend. 🖤🖤
Paul, thank you for another fantastic video. I love British history so much. ❤
In one word Spectacular! Thank you for the great entertainment😑
Dear Mr. Brodie as I ready for bed, I tune into your weekly video to hear your wonderful stories. Your excellent Scots brogue takes me back to my 16th century 18th Grandfather, John Morrison of Lewis Island off the West coast of Scotland. Through you I can imagine what he looked and sounded like! He must have prospered in whatever business he had because at one time he owned Dairsie Castle and lost it to hs creditors. Thank you for bringing me so much pleasure in my old age. I will be 87 years young next November.
I would definitely be interested in hearing more stories from both world wars.
This channel is god's gift to insomniacs everywhere. My spinning cerebellum thanks you xxx
Really enjoy these compilations and your narration on them is superb
Oh absolutely perfect timing, I’m about to go for a walk and was looking for something to listen to. Thank you!! 🤩
I'd be hesitant to listen to Paul while walking at night. I'd get lost in the story and end up over the state line 😁
The segment about the dogs illustrates well that we do not deserve them. One was murdered by a human, another one abused, third lost and obviously not looked for.
Saves his owners son from a wolf and that's the thanks he gets!!!
1st is pure Victorian fiction, that us Welsh well know was imagined to bring in tourist £££s. The story is attributed to a local hotelier & really would a medieval prince leave his son & heir alone? where were the guards + servants + women? They know the year this story appeared 19C, though a good tale!! Bye & good luck.
@@russell-di8jsthank GOD it isn’t real. It doesn’t matter if it happened 700 years ago I would still be very upset and I very much was until you informed me this was folklore.
@@thaloblue Cool, & it still brings in tourists to photograph a fictional dogs grave! good story though & i'm 100% sure of my facts, bye & good luck.
Love the voice and the info, thanks.
Love your content! Great stuff! Keep it up my well dressed friend 😊
Just recently found your channel. Absolutely loving your material and how you present it. Well done and looking forward to more content.
As always totally enjoyable and educational. I love your outtakes. Please show more.
this was such a wonderful history video. thank you for this, it was a great thing to listen to, and i love hearing these history stories
Always look forward to your shows 🇨🇦❤️
I did an ancestry test and traced my roots back to the Mayflower and the Salem trials. One family member was a signatory to the mayflower… I was blown away by my history.
More please. Thank you for all the videos. I enjoy them very much. These compilations are fantastic, too. I enjoy them with some good cognac or therapeutic herbs. 😊
You are just brilliant -I always look forward to every video!! Thank you for your work
I really enjoy your programs, I try to remember to "thumbs up" on each one. Your comment at the end mentioning more stories about WWII would be fantastic.
I live in Buckinghamshire so its always great to hear stories from my neck of the woods or nearby 😊
I feel really sorry for Jeffery Pike, totally understand why he self deleted. Thanks for another interesting video, love your accent ❤
Yesss my favourite moment of the day❤ compilations of your videos is even better😮
His voice has a quality to it like Bob Ross. So it is soothing even while speaking of the people and disasters as he does. Always informative and it really does make me say well I never. Top Shelf!
I was totally absorbed in your tales but my favorite was at the end with the dogs…Nice touch! Thank you🌹
Thank you for these fascinating and wonderful stories of our history.
Pauls voice is perfect for calming my mind when anxiety hits in the middle of the night 😂❤
I appreciate your display of humanity while telling a particularly gruesome & vivid recount of Mr. Catch. After Working For years as a coroner I can relate.
I always enjoy ur videos I'm from Reading but live in Hammersmith now but the amount of local history uv thought me is more than any school teacher ever did extremely well done x
Thank you for supplication of something to listen to into my slumber.
Good evening, Paul. I'm more of a cat person, but absolutely loved your "Tales About Tails" segment. Heartwarming and always lovely to hear good news for a change, instead of the typical doom and gloom that is the present state of our planet. Occasionally, I see a heroic kitty or bird story(those are fun as well 😺). Thx for another video and keep up the good work, Paul!
Sarah
Thank you so much.
I love history so it's interesting happy to find this channel
I live in Abington northampton it's so strange to think that the park I take my children to play in was once a place of such horrors thank you for such wonderful historical story telling
There is nothing more sad than a dog who outlines his human. They almost never see humans die poor.things. when they do I think they just don't know what to make of it.
It's like having Mimir tell me a bunch of stories from history. I love it.
I enjoy the variety of historical stories you share. I find them all very interesting. War and inventions are a special interest of mine.
Love your narrative, great story teller 😊
So many compelling stories! I love the moment when the one story was so gruesome that the fourth wall was broken. I’ve never seen it and I’ve listened to a lot of these stories from this gentleman.