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WW2 Podcast

@ww2podcastTracked since May 2026

Observed Jul 15, 2026 · staleModeled revenue

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Paid members
539
0.7% · 30 days
Total audience
1,094
incl. free followers
Estimated monthly gross
£943

£539–£1.3K modeled range

Starting price
£1/mo
4 membership tiers
Membership tiers

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£0/moFreePublic prices and benefits only
£1/moA CompanyAdvert free episodes No adverts in your WW2 Podcast episodes. Patreon provides you with a personalised RSS feed. If you use this feed you will be able to have your WW2 Podcast episodes with no adverts delivered to your podcast application of choice.
£3/moB CompanyAdvert free episodes & extras To supporters of the show, I try each month to give some extras from the interviews. Some things never make it into the podcasts but are worthy, they might just be off-topic... You'll get a few extras, bits not previously aired in the original show. You will also have access to advert free episodes of the show.
£5/moC CompanyExtras and advert-free podcasts and a mention on the show. Throughout the centuries philanthropic gestures of generous people have made endeavours possible. At this level of support, I make you an honorary colonel of the podcast. I may not be painting the Sistine Chapel like Leonardo da Vinci, but you are my Medici, helping me convey the history of the Second World War. At this level of patronage, I am humbled. On top of advert-free episodes and extras, you will be mentioned on the show.
Growth signals — WW2 Podcast
+0.7%

539 paid members · past 30 days

Membership
544540535
May 202614 weeks trackedNow
WW2 Podcast539 members · £943/mo

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Where WW2 Podcast ranks

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WW2 Podcast's 30-day member gain rank in Recommended cohort
RankCreator and why included30-day member gainGap vs WW2 PodcastFreshness
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WW2 PodcastProfilePodcasts30-day member gain position in Recommended cohort
+4ReferenceJul 15, 2026Stale
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What they publish

Recent posts

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Article Latest post$1 tier & upRSS Extras

The British Army in the Second World War is often judged through the lens of manpower shortages and a sense of being overstretched. Critics point to a force spread across too many theatres and suggest that this inevitably limited its effectiveness.

July 31 7 likes 2 comments
RSS ExtrasIn early September 1944, as Allied forces raced across France and Belgium, the German occupation of Brussels was beginning to collapse.ArticleJuly 19$1 tier & up 6 1RSS Extras313 - 1942: Hitler's Gamble for Victory (Extended version)ArticleJuly 14$1 tier & up 6 2View 0 commentsHow do you put together a WW2 documentary? (Patron Exclusive)ArticleJuly 5$1 tier & up 0 0RSS Extras312- Normandy 1944: Operation Martlet (Patron version)ImageJune 30$1 tier & up 7 3View 0 commentsIn this episode, we turn our attention to the final months of the war in Europe and one of the Allied armies' most famous and controversial commanders, General George S. Patton.ArticleJune 21$1 tier & up 0 0View 0 comments310 - Great Escapeism at Stalag Luft III (Patron version)ArticleJune 14$1 tier & up 0 0RSS ExtrasWhen people think about the secret war in occupied Europe, they often picture agents, resistance fighters, and acts of sabotage carried out behind enemy lines. But those networks depended on a hidden air bridge that carried agents and supplies into occupied territory and brought people back out again.ArticleJune 7$1 tier & up 5 1View 0 comments308 - Mers El-Kébir: The British Attack on the French Navy (Patron version)ArticleMay 31$1 tier & up 0 0View 0 commentsBefore he became a familiar face on screen, appearing in over 70 films like 'The Bridge on the River Kwai', ‘The Cockleshell Heroes’, ‘The Guns of Navarone’ and 'The Wild Geese', Percy Herbert survived one of the most brutal chapters of the Second World War...ArticleMay 23$1 tier & up 0 0View 0 commentsThe final battle for Berlin in 1945 was not just the end of the war in Europe, it was the violent collapse of Nazi Germany, and the moment the shape of post-war Europe was decided...ArticleMay 14$1 tier & up 0 0RSS Extras305 - A Boy Soldier in Hitler’s Army (Patron Version)ArticleMay 5$1 tier & up 4 2
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