Learn about Anglo-Norman kings and POWs with Peter Konieczny, co-founder of Medievalists.net. Follow us on Twitter @knightschool_

Dr. Megan Cavell joins us to discuss the Exeter Book, the importance of early medieval English riddles (both religious and raunchy), and shares some of her favorites. Follow us on Twitter @knightschool_

Professor Diane Watt joins us to discuss Kempe's life, scholarly approaches to her "Booke," medieval female networks, and more. Follow us on Twitter @knightschool_

Travel the medieval world through the Hereford Mappa Mundi by a Christian prebendary, the Jewish cartographer Abraham Cresques’s Catalan Atlas, and Arab Muslim cartographer Muhammad al-Idrisi’s Tabula Rogeriana. Follow us on Twitter @knightschool_

Listen for a look into the everyday life of the medieval child and learn more about parental nurturing, the "Ages of Man," and the best-seller toys of the Middle Ages. *Warning: this episode contains stories of infant mortality.* Follow us on Twitter @knightschool_

Manuscript in episode cover art from Book of Hours (M.63 fol. 65r), France (Angers or Nantes), c. 1440, Morgan Library, New York, NY.

Introducing your co-hosts, our podcast inspiration, and a fun segment on medieval misconceptions. Follow us on Twitter @knightschool_