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Hey there History Fans! Today we are taking a 400-year long journey with the corpse of Catherine of Valois, mother to Herny VI. We start off with her death and 1st funeral. Followed by 300 years of being in a casket, open to the public. Also, where morbid viewers would come and secret off with pieces of her body! When then discuss her 2nd funeral in the 1700s. And end the journey in the late 1800s with her 3rd funeral. Stay tuned for the end where we also discuss 9 other English Royals whose bodies were disinterred (for various reasons). 

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Hey there History Fans! Welcome back to our "War of the Roses" series. Today we bring you episode 4: The Battles of the War. We are breaking the episode into 5 parts, while covering the major battles and who fought in them. As well as battle tactics and who came out victorious. This is a long and in-depth episode. Enjoy!

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Happy early Valentine's Day Everyone! Today we are bringing you 4 weird tales of Medieval Love! First, we'll be covering stories and medical practices to cure lovesickness. Then onto the Pope who wrote an erotic novel in the 1400s. Next up is Medieval Divorce-by-Combat. We then finish it all out with tales of Medieval Impotence Trials. We are also joined by guests, Meg and Kacie:)

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Welcome to Part 3 of our 'War of the Roses' series. Today we are getting into the Tudors and their claim to the English throne. We start off with Owen Tudor and his marriage to Queen Catherine. We then discuss their sons Edmund and Jasper, and then move on to Henry Tudor. We'll discuss the family line throughout the War, their exiles and comebacks, their plotting with and against the kings. Lastly, we'll get into how the Tudors were able to end the 30 years of family feuding and how Henry set up what was to become the Tudor Dynasty. 

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Hey there History Fans! Here's our latest Weird History: Listerine and Lysol. We start with a brief history of surgeon Joseph Lister and his campaign for antiseptic medical practices. We then delve into the invention named after him: the antiseptic mouthwash Listerine. What’s weird about all this are the uses claimed by Listerine and its aggressive ad campaigns in the 1920s. Yes, we will also read several of these strange ads! Stay tuned for the end where we tell you how Lysol also plays into this strange tale.

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Welcome back to Part 2 of our 'War of the Roses' Series. Today we are discussing the York side. Who were the Yorkists? What was their claim to the English crown? How are they related to the Lancastrians? Who were some of their key players? Did they gain the crown? Join us as we cover all these questions and more as we continue our 5-part series.

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Hi Everyone! Welcome to a new year and a new season! Season 3 is upon us and we are kicking it off with a 5 part series on the War of the Roses. This first episode we are discussing the Lancastrian side of the war. Who were the Lancastrians? Who were some of their key players in the war? What was their reason for engaging in this 30 year war (1455-1485)? Join us as we delve into these questions and try to make sense of this complicated fight for the crown.

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During the mid 1800s laughing gas was all the rage, used at parties, surgeries and medical sideshows. Then along came ether. Then chloroform. How did these gases become party favorites of the Victorians? How were they discovered? How did they become the anesthetics that we know today? Join us, and guests Kacie and Katelyn, as we laugh our way to the answers!

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Edward Leedskalnin came to America in the early 1900s and settled in Florida in 1918. It was here that he built a mysterious structure, known today as Coral Castle. It isn't certain why Ed built. But even more mysterious is HOW. How did an 120lb, 5'2" man cut, move and install several ton limestone blocks by himself? Join us as we try to uncover the mysteries of who Ed was; who was this Sweet Sixteen of his; and most importantly: how did he build this alone. The theories are really off-the-wall on this one! 

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