Apologies for the delay - we're back! We continue with our breakdown of Stanley Wells' book, 'What was Shakespeare Really Like?'

You can buy it here: https://shorturl.at/qOk1p (please don't).

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Graphic by Ian Bishop (@eeniebish on Twitter and Instagram)

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If we get 100 likes, Christian will record a diss track about Sir Stanley... (I have not asked him about this)

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WE'RE BACK, BABY!

Herein, Christian mostly goes through his Twitter feed, and we mine Sir Stanley Wells' Book 'What was Shakespeare Really Like?'

You can buy it here: https://shorturl.at/qOk1p (please don't).

Intro music created by me this time!

Graphic by Ian Bishop (@eeniebish on Twitter and Instagram)

Contact us on [email protected]

If we get 100 likes, Christian will record a diss track about Sir Stanley... (I have not asked him about this)

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Wherein we have the great pleasure to speak to noted Marlovian Dr. Ros Barber, who puts us right on a few things.

Thanks to Ian (@eenybish on Instagram) for the new logo.

Thanks this week to nautcosmo for the intro and Nesrality for the new theme tune.

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Twitter:

Joe (the "short, bald one"): @Godofchicken

Christian: @aq_anon76486

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In this episode, we interview the wonderful Elizabeth Winkler, author of 'Shakespeare Was a Woman and Other Heresies' - available now!

Follow her on Twitter etc. @elizwinkler

Thanks to Ian (@eenybish on Instagram) for the new logo.

Thanks this week to nautcosmo for the intro and Nesrality for the new theme tune.

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Twitter:

Joe (the "short, bald one"): @Godofchicken

Christian: @aq_anon76486

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We're back with more nonsense, this time ending the De Vere analysis for now - exciting stuff!

Thanks to Ian (@eenybish on Instagram) for the new logo.

Thanks this week to nautcosmo for the intro and Nesrality for the new theme tune.

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Twitter:

Joe (the "short, bald one"): @Godofchicken

Christian: @aq_anon76486

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The Much Ado About the AQ team is back with more Oxfordian facts and speculation.

We mention a few of our fantastic contacts from the last week, then continue to delve into the inexplicably huge number of links between De Vere and the works of Shakespeare.

Thanks this week to nautcosmo for the intro and Nesrality for the new theme tune.

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Twitter:

Joe (the "short, bald one"): @Godofchicken

Christian: @aq_anon76486

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We're back! Following computer troubles, we return with episode 4.5, as we continue to count down evidence in favour of Edward de Vere, the Earl of Oxford. We also implore people to be a bit nicer, and invite applications to join us for a piece of audio drama!

Thanks this week to Stu for the intro and Nesrality for the new theme tune.

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Twitter:

Joe (the "short, bald one"): @Godofchicken

Christian: @aq_anon76486

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We're back, post-summer, with some more EXPLOSIVE content!

And by explosive, I mean we're going through a bunch of facts about Edward de Vere, and why he's Shakespeare. This is part 1 of what will essentially be a three-parter.

If you want to find us on Twitter, I, Joe, the shorter, balder one, am @godofchicken (I'm the one who doesn't want to argue on Twitter), and Christian is @aq_anon76486 (he does like to argue on Twitter).

Many thanks to 'Dragons After Dark' for today's intro read.

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In the continued adventures of Dr. Christian Taylor and Not-a-doctor-yet Joe Payne, we explore the local lad and candidate for the Shakespeare authorship, Christopher Marlowe, with a keen focus on his death.

We also recommend Peter Hodges' 'Hidden in Plain Sight' podcast for an even more heavy focus on what happened to Marlowe.

With thanks to Pascal for the intro music!

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Here in episode 2, we dive into the famous picture of Shakespeare - but is it Shakspere?

With thanks today to Oliver Latham for the intro, and Harry Gove for the new intro music!

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