In this tea spill, we dive deeper into Egyptian culture with a look at religion! We'll learn about gods and goddesses, discuss mummified chickens, and hear about a scandalous creation myth. It's about to get very Osiris-ey on today's episode of All the Tea in History!

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This week on Dynasty, Jill reveals her aristocratic connections, Hannah talks about the Aristocats and cookies, and Allison covers 5000 years of Egyptian history. Don't miss this episode of Dallas!

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Hannah talks about Henry VII's frat boy days,  Jillian does a killer Anne Neville impression, and Allison dons a very special hat.  We also take a stab at solving  a 500 year-old murder mystery! 

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Hannah proves a rap career is not in her future, Allison comes in clutch with Tolkien references, and Jillian speaks her truth on Chris Evans' acting abilities. All that and so much more on today's episode of All the Tea in History!

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Guess who's back//back again?

Jillian takes us back to 1918 with a scene-by-scene reenactment of Downton Abbey, Allison is offended that no one remembers her favorite book, and Hannah is sabotaged by her own microphone, all in this long-awaited RETURN OF THE POD! 

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Our very delayed second episode of our series on the Spanish Flu of 1918! Where we discuss the ravages of the disease as well as how the response by two different cities resulted in two very different outcomes. (topical, no?) Thank you all for being patient with us while we made our way through the past few weeks and stay tuned next week as we give a state of the podcast! 

Join us in our first episode exploring the origins and infectious spread of the 1918 Spanish Flu? Want to know why it was called that? Want to know where we think it started? How about a more macabre version of "A Tale of Two Cities"?  Well, we've got all that and more in store for you!  As always you can follow us on social media through the following links and you can now donate to our new Patreon page through the link provided as well! As always we appreciate your continued listenership and we hope that you will also consider supporting other local historians, museums, and historical societies because Indiana Jones didn't collect all of those artifacts just for the museum to close forever. So Do It For Indy. 

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In another thrilling instalment of our limited series "Quarantea" we discuss the outbreak of Yellow Fever which ravaged Philadelphia in the year 1793 along with the various treatments for this, particularly terrible plague. We also discuss the manner in which the very new American Government handled the situation, how mercury and Vicks vapour rub got involved along with a smattering of Hamilton references. There will, of course, be reading by Allison, sadly her death plushies do not make an appearance in this episode, and DNA is far from sight as well but never fear for this episode is exploding with information and we hope you're ready to hear it all! Join us will you?

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Thank you again for listening and we hope you'll continue to support your local museums and historical institutions to ensure that our collective history and all of its amazing artifacts make it through this epidemic, because if there are no museums then what did Indiana Jones do it all for then huh? did you think about that? So do it for Indy.

In This Episode of our special limited Series "Quarantea" we learn about the fabled Black Death or Black Plague. We hear even more dramatic reading from Allison, her death plushies make yet another appearance, and Hannah describes in vivid detail how this horrible disease took hold, all while we discuss if fleas can cough, and of course we can't have an episode without DNA and Andrew Lloyd Webber so they will also make an appearance! Join us shall you??

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Stay Safe and Stay Home. 

-Allison, Jillian, and Hannah

In the first episode of our limited series on the plagues of the past, we dive into the plague of Athens. In a lively discussion led by Allison, we talk about how the Athenians and their neighboring city-states handled the epidemic, some unique funeral practices, as well as Allison's collection of death plushies. We also talk about DNA and of course our beloved troll person Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Please enjoy this episode from the safety and comfort of your own home, with freshly washed hands or if enjoying in public please stay exactly six feet away from another human. Thank You For Listening and Stay Safe!

*We Will Resume Our Discussion on "The Princes in The Tower Following" this Four-Part Series*

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Research Credit: Allison Drtina-Swanson
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