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The Woodlands Area Resident Launches Titanic History Podcast Featuring Leading Authors and Researche
SPRING, TX -- The Titanic Provenance Files, a new documentary-style history podcast hosted by Damon Henrichs, will launch on July 30, 2026.
Each episode begins with a single piece of evidence connected to RMS Titanic, such as a book, menu, photograph, artifact, passenger list, chronometer, or piece of coal, and follows its provenance to uncover the larger story behind it.
“The most interesting question is often not simply what happened,” Henrichs said. “It’s how we know what happened.”
The 12-episode first season will feature conversations with Titanic authors, researchers, historians, artists, and other specialists. Planned guests include Don Lynch, Veronica Hinke, Mark Chirnside, and Tad Fitch. Topics will range from Walter Lord’s A Night to Remember and Titanic’s dining culture to wreck-site artifacts, ship time, Collapsible A, and the stories preserved in passenger records.
New episodes will be released every two weeks and will be available through Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music/Audible, YouTube, and other major podcast platforms.
For additional information, visit TitanicProvenance.com.
About The Titanic Provenance Files
The Titanic Provenance Files tells the story of Titanic through the objects, documents, accounts, and records she left behind. Each episode opens a new case file and asks: How do we know what happened?
Each episode begins with a single piece of evidence connected to RMS Titanic, such as a book, menu, photograph, artifact, passenger list, chronometer, or piece of coal, and follows its provenance to uncover the larger story behind it.
“The most interesting question is often not simply what happened,” Henrichs said. “It’s how we know what happened.”
The 12-episode first season will feature conversations with Titanic authors, researchers, historians, artists, and other specialists. Planned guests include Don Lynch, Veronica Hinke, Mark Chirnside, and Tad Fitch. Topics will range from Walter Lord’s A Night to Remember and Titanic’s dining culture to wreck-site artifacts, ship time, Collapsible A, and the stories preserved in passenger records.
New episodes will be released every two weeks and will be available through Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music/Audible, YouTube, and other major podcast platforms.
For additional information, visit TitanicProvenance.com.
About The Titanic Provenance Files
The Titanic Provenance Files tells the story of Titanic through the objects, documents, accounts, and records she left behind. Each episode opens a new case file and asks: How do we know what happened?
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