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This week we are kicking off the Spooky Month of October with a luck at mummy's curses. We take a look at famous cases, as well as possible explanations and times they transcend the sarcophagus into modern media.
Stay tuned this month for more spooky content!
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Here we are at the final of three episodes on the iconic Henry VIII. Join us as we look at the last few years of his life and his legacy. We also make a dedication this episode to another special Henry.
And in this week's ridiculous death we talk about a guy who was genuinely just having a bad day!
Disclaimer: This episode does have mention of SA of a minor and graphic description of an execution. Listener discretion is advised.
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This week we bring you the second of three episodes on the man, the myth, the legend, Henry VIII. Tyrant or treasure, we let you decide as we bring you the facts of the events and people that influenced his life and reign and how he dealt with them.
And in this week's ridiculous death we look at why prison escapes didn't always go to plan.
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This week we take a look back following the recent General Election in Britain at Women's fight for the right to vote equal to men, not to mention the benefits gained for men as well.
And in our ridiculous death we see why dreams and reality should really be kept separate.
For those who wish to abide by the trigger warning in this episode, it is safe for you to start listening again from around 16:01.
As always, a huge thank you to our listeners for your support. If you have any suggestions for future episodes or just want to get in touch, you can find us on Facebook, Instagram, X and TikTok, just search "cupofhistortea", or email us through [email protected] - we also have a contact option on Buzzsprout.
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Hello dear listeners! We are back after a long hiatus with a return to our roots, talking about the Tudors, in particular Henry VIII. In this first of a two-parter we look at the early life and early reign of one of England, and maybe Europe's most iconic monarchs, on the anniversary of his Coronation, no less!
And in this week's ridiculous death we look at what happens when you're minding your business in an English country garden.
Credit for today's music goes to Kevin Macleod, with details below.
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After yet another impromptu hiatus, we are back with another episode of historical storytelling (and an apology for our absence). This time we discuss the story of Rapunzel. Beloved fairytale, or true story?
And in this week's ridiculous death we discover why keeping a little bit of your ex-partner with you should be kept metaphorical.
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This week we take a more sombre look at history, by exploring the life and writings of Anne Frank. We tell her story and that of her family, what they endured and suffered and why we need to remember them.
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Fresh (admittedly late) back from our trip to Amsterdam, we explore the dark and haunted side of that beautiful city. Join us... if you dare!
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This week we look into the bloodiest battle to ever take place on English soil, ending a period of conflict within the wider Wars of the Roses.
And in this week's ridiculous death we look at why figs are still funny - deathly funny...
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This week we discuss the non-living legend, Julius Caesar. Who was he? What did he accomplish? What sort of legacy did he leave?
We also discuss why you need to take care when juggling a pear.
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The podcast currently has 89 episodes available.