Dominic Sandbrook

Tom, if anything, you are underselling it because this is truly spectacular.

On the 4th and 5th of July this year, we are going to be hosting the inaugural Rest is History Festival.

Out of all places, Hampton Court Palace.

And crucially, this is just for the people who mean most to us.

That is the members of the Restless History Club.

OK, so remember, by becoming a member of the Restless History Club, you will be able to enter that much prized ballot.

for tickets to this thrilling festival but of course on top of that you'll get all our episodes ad free you will get early access to our epic series you will get weekly bonus episodes you will get access to our exciting new exclusive mini series most of all you'll get an entree to our much loved chat community and many more such exciting benefits

and unlimited drink so go to the rest is history.com and sign up immediately it is going to be the most extraordinary weekend there'll be talks there will be thrilling special guests there will be historically themed music there'll be all kinds of treats there'll be all kinds of action there might even be some battles but above all it'll be a time for friendship

to get to know your fellow members and to get to know Tom and me in a very, very special place, Hampton Court Palace.

They do.

So Skeletor and Boss Hogg from the Dukes of Hazzard in that reading.

A terrible spoiler.

They don't.

That's the one thing they don't do is bring the bodies back.

Yeah.

This last episode of our series about the Iranian revolution and the American reaction to it.

I mean, it's sort of the tragedy of Jimmy Carter, really, because we've had some fun with him and his failure to pursue the peanut diplomacy that the situation called for in previous episodes.

But in this episode, yeah, he's so unlucky.

I mean, he's just unbelievably unlucky.

So anyway, this is the climax of our series on this tangled relationship between the United States and Iran at the end of the 70s.