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Welcome to the Truth Be Told and Co. podcast, hosted by Jazz O'Brien. In this episode, we embark on the first chapter of a captivating 10-part series, "The Crimson and White, A Timeless Blueprint." This series delves into the chaotic and transformative reality of the Wars of the Roses, a battle for the English throne that spanned decades and left indelible scars on a nation.
Explore with Jazz as she unravels the complexities of this historic conflict, tracing its impacts from its medieval roots to its echoes in modern times. Discover the intricate dance of power, ambition, and betrayal that defined this era, as we delve into the storied lineage of the Plantagenet dynasty and the fateful division between the Houses of Lancaster and York.
This episode sets the stage for the intriguing tales of pivotal figures like Henry Bolingbroke, Richard II, and the tragic King Henry VI, illustrating the enduring struggle for legitimacy, power, and control. Join us on this journey through history, as we uncover how these events continue to shape our understanding of leadership and power today. Tune in for the next episode, where we witness the first bloody eruption in the Wars of the Roses—the First Battle of St Albans.
EACH PART IS RELEASED EVERY OTHER DAY THIS MONTH
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In this episode of the Truth Be Told and Co. podcast, Jazz O'Brien explores the alarming rates of murder and abduction experienced by Indigenous women in the USA and Canada. Delving into the historical and socio-legal complexities, the episode sheds light on the colonial legacies that continue to impact Indigenous communities today. Through a deep dive into heart-wrenching cases and systemic failings, this episode uncovers the unsettling realities and ongoing battles for justice faced by Indigenous families, urging for much-needed reforms and awareness. #MMIW #Olivia Lone Bear #True Crime #Indigenous #Native American
Welcome to the Truth Be Told and Co podcast with Jazz O'Brien. In this episode, we explore the haunting story of Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be executed in the UK. Through a gripping narration, we shed light on Ellis' troubled life, unravel the events leading up to her crime, and examine the societal and legal factors surrounding her execution. Delve into the lesser-known tales, including the life of Desmond Cusson and his connections to Ellis' tragic end.
Set against the backdrop of the 1950s, this episode revisits Ellis' tumultuous relationships, the trial that captivated a nation, and the aftermath that contributed to the eventual abolition of the death penalty in Britain. Join us as we uncover the hidden facets and enduring questions surrounding Ruth Ellis' narrative, inviting you to reconsider what you know about this notorious case. #RuthEllis #Deathpenalty #Love #truthbetoldco #murder
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