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Bess Throckmorton: Duty, Love, and Scandal
Bess Throckmorton: Duty, Love, and Scandal

In this episode, we explore Tony Riches' Bess – Tudor Gentlewoman, uncovering the life of Bess Throckmorton, a woman who captured Sir Walter Raleigh'…

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Blood, Betrayal, and the Crown: The Life of Anne Neville
Blood, Betrayal, and the Crown: The Life of Anne Neville

Anne Neville’s life was anything but ordinary. Born to the powerful “Kingmaker” Earl of Warwick, she survived exile, two royal marriages, civil war, …

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Reflections in Silver: The Art and Legacy of Clara Peeters
Reflections in Silver: The Art and Legacy of Clara Peeters

Alejandro Vergara-Sharp’s upcoming book Clara Peeters explores the life and work of the pioneering Flemish still-life painter. As one of the few wome…

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Erasmus: Humanist, Critic, Legend
Erasmus: Humanist, Critic, Legend

Today, I’m thrilled to welcome back the brilliant Amy McElroy for a deep dive into the fascinating life of Erasmus of Rotterdam! This conversation wa…

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Joan of Kent: The Woman Who Dared to Marry a Prince
Joan of Kent: The Woman Who Dared to Marry a Prince

In this episode, we dive into the dramatic and controversial life of Joan of Kent—daughter of scandal, wife of two men at once, and mother to a futur…

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The Love Triangle that Shaped a Dynasty
The Love Triangle that Shaped a Dynasty

Today, I'm thrilled to welcome back historian and author Helene Harrison for a captivating discussion on the love triangle that changed the course of…

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Shakespeare and the Magical Tree
Shakespeare and the Magical Tree

Today, I'm joined by Shakespeare lecturer and author Dr. Darren Freebury-Jones for a fascinating conversation about one historical figure who has lon…

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Agnes Waterhouse and the Birth of England’s Witch Trials
Agnes Waterhouse and the Birth of England’s Witch Trials

In 1566, Agnes Waterhouse became one of the first woman executed for witchcraft in England. Accused of killing her neighbor with the help of a talkin…

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Portraying Power: Anthonis Mor at the Court of Mary I
Portraying Power: Anthonis Mor at the Court of Mary I

Dr. Peter Stiffell joins guest host Dr. Emma for a fascinating discussion on the work of Anthonis Mor at the court of Queen Mary I. Together, they ex…

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Thomas Wolsey: From Butcher's Son to Cardinal
Thomas Wolsey: From Butcher's Son to Cardinal

Today, I’m joined by the wonderful Alison Weir to dive into the fascinating life of Thomas Wolsey. If you’ve ever thought Wolsey was boring, this epi…

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