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Real people
Everyone Miles meets really lived. Firemen, passengers, soldiers and lookouts: the ordinary people history usually walks straight past.

A time-travel history vlog
Real history, told first-person, as if you were standing there. Miles is a history teacher with a time-travelling camera, and he vlogs what it was really like.
Now showing · Episode 01
Miles boards the world’s most famous ship and heads below decks to find out what life on board was really like, and why she sank.
The logbook
Quick trips
Miles posts short clips from every trip on YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram. Perfect for a quick history fix.

Time Travel Passport
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Meet your guide
I’m Miles. I teach world history at a high school in Ohio, and for years my students asked me the same thing: “But what was it actually like?”
So I packed my journal, put on whatever hat fits the century, and went to find out. I meet the people who were really there, I show you the bits the textbooks leave out, and I never, ever try to change what happens.
Why it’s different
Every trip, every era: the same three promises.



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Everyone Miles meets really lived. Firemen, passengers, soldiers and lookouts: the ordinary people history usually walks straight past.
Fact-checkedII
Scripts are checked against eyewitness accounts and records from the time. If historians still argue about something, we tell you.

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Made for curious kids and the grown-ups watching with them. Honest about the hard bits, never gory, and always full of wonder.

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