I launched Epic History TV in 2015 to offer a new kind of history documentary, aimed at today's online audience – short, dramatic, and full of facts, for fellow history nerds, students and casual viewers alike. 

History has been my lifelong passion. I was raised on Greek myths and Arthurian legends, and spent my childhood clambering over ruined castles. Later I went to the University of Edinburgh, got an M.A. in History, then worked at the History Channel for many years, where I was lucky enough to write and produce documentaries such as Blood & Bullets: The Story of Military Medicine, Cutty Sark: Out of the Ashes, Soviet Storm: WW2 in the East, Lifeboat Heroes and Auschwitz: Journey into Hell. 

Since leaving the History Channel in 2013, I’ve had a hand in several more documentaries including Eight Days That Made Rome and WW2: Battles for Europe.

I research, write and animate all Epic History TV videos myself. They're great fun to make, but do cost money and take a huge amount of time. Epic History TV can only survive and prosper with the help of fellow history enthusiasts like YOU! So if you like the videos and want to see more of them, please consider supporting Epic History TV on Patreon. 

If you’d like to know more about either myself or Epic History TV, you can read the interview I did for MilitaryHistoryNow.com.

If you have feedback, queries or suggestions for Epic History TV, please get in touch using the email address below. Thanks for visiting.

Toby Groom
Founder, Epic History TV

info@epichistory.tv