A Royal Review

New, never before seen photos were released by the British Royal Family today. More education announcements came for the next generation and other things were relatively calm.

The Queen of Denmark has ordered the flags be lowered on the day of Prince Philip's funeral. The King and Queen of Spain held a meeting with the British Ambassador to Spain to share their memories of Prince Philip. There are some Royal Houses that are still extremely quiet this week (Belgium, I'm looking at you) While some others are full steam ahead (Thanks Spain and Sweden)

Both Prince William and Prince Harry released statements today on the death of their grandfather. Other than this it was a bit of a slow start to the week. Which royal wore a Poppy Flower as a nod to Prince Philip, and what is my new hobby, all kinds of things come up today. 

To start we continue with new details about the funeral, as well as reactions from Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh's 4 children. We also discuss the small number of events from the royal families of Denmark, Norway, and Spain over the weekend. Finally a look ahead of the podcast this week, and what to expect. 

It was a pretty slow, but that's the way it goes some times. We got the chance to talk about some never discussed monarchies.

It was a wonderfully weird day. The day with our typical royal families went so well, perhaps a bit slower than average. Then we talk about a "stable" country that is experiencing a potential threat of a coup. 

Well I took some time off, because I got sick, but we are back catching up and covering the game plan for what will probably be a slower week, but we saw how that went last week. 

For the first time this week, the slow day prediction was correct, so today we talked about the two events that actually happened and then we were able to talk about 5 more monarchies. 

Another incredibly busy day in the middle of what was supposed to be a slow week. Queen Mathilde visited a solidarity grocery store, New photos were released in Denmark, and the politicals in Spain are acting out again.