Sad Girl Study Guides

Sad Girl Study Guides

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Sad Girl Study Guides episodes

  • 8.9 Isabeau of Bavaria

    In which we learn about the 100 Years War via a burning man (no, not that type of burning man) and some power hungry uncles. Oh, and a marriage that started out fairly well. Sucks that psychologists did not exist in the 14th century.

    Episode Notes

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    44 min
  • 8.8 Joanna of Castile

    In which we learn that you should never take your dead husband's body on a 600 mile road trip, no matter how much you may have loved him. Also, we learn about the origins of the Spanish Habsburgs and take an unexpected digression into the Spanish Inquisition.

    Episode Notes

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    42 min
  • 8.7 Joanna I of Naples

    Woo hoo it's episode 69 y'all (I have a filthy mind). In which we learn that it can take a few marriages to find happiness and that you should never get involved in a Papal schism!

    Episode Notes

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    43 min
  • 8.6 Eleanor and Henry

    In this long delayed (lol I forgot to hit schedule so it never got posted) episode, we learn that running off with a total HIMBO, even if he is your ex's son and he's due to inherit a giant kingdom is never a great idea. Featuring probably the worst choice in flings ever (don't date your wife's ex-husband's daughter!).

    Episode Notes

    46 min
  • 8.5 Eleanor and Louis

    In which we learn about all the different types of incest in 11th century France and how they could destroy a simple royal marriage?

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    47 min
  • 8.4 Rudolf of Austria

    In which we learn about the destruction of the Habsburg line, thanks to a love of two types of birds (pardon the pun). Trigger warning for suicide.

    Episode Notes

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    Become a patron on Patreon @patreon.com/sadgirlstudyguides

    1 min
  • 8.3 Sisi of Austria

    In which a meet-cute ends up becoming a total nightmare and there are so many questionable face masks. Welcome to 19th century Austria!

    Episode Notes

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    Become a patron @patreon.com/sadgirlstudyguides

    45 min
  • 8.2 Sophia Dorothea of Celle

    In which we learn (yet again because European history be that way) that first cousins should NEVER marry featuring some possible half sibling incest and a fairly useless count. Oh, and a lot of tragedy. Like, so much sadness.

    Episode Notes

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    Become a patron @patreon.com/sadgirlstudyguides

    42 min
  • 8.1 Isabella of France

    In which we learn (yet again) that marrying any sort of cousin is just going to end in tears. Also, we get to debunk one of the more infamous stories of medieval England.

    Episode Notes

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    Become a patron @patreon.com/sadgirlstudyguides.

    45 min
  • 7.9 Selma Burke

    In which we learn about dimes. Yeah, like ten cents. Turns out that money is exciting and involves plagiarism scandals. Who knew?

    Episode Notes

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    38 min

About Sad Girl Study Guides

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A podcast that explains history the way you wish your teacher had, with the help of sarcasm and coffee!