Tudors Dynasty

Guess who's back! Dr. Emma joins me for a lively chat about House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones. But don’t worry—we dive into so much more, because you know we can never stick to just one topic when we’re together!

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Host: Rebecca Larson

Guest: Dr. Emma Cahill Marron

In this episode, I'm thrilled to be joined by the incredible Gemma Hollman to discuss her upcoming book, available on November 26th. Today’s topic is one you all love—medieval women. We dive into their societal roles, from peasants and nuns to noblewomen. It’s a captivating discussion you won’t want to miss!

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Women in the Middle Ages: Illuminating the World of Peasants, Nuns, and Queens

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Host: Rebecca Larson

Guest: Gemma Hollman

In this episode, we explore the lives of two literary icons: Mary Shelley and Jane Austen. From Austen’s sharp social commentary and trailblazing novels to Shelley’s groundbreaking Frankenstein and life of triumph and tragedy, we uncover the stories behind their enduring legacies. Join us for a look at the women who reshaped literature forever.

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Narrator: Rebecca Larson

Researcher: Emily Airey

In this episode, I’m joined by Danie Burton to uncover the true story of Elizabeth Woodville’s eldest brother, Anthony Woodville. Far more complex and fascinating than his portrayals in historical fiction, we’re diving deep to reveal the real Anthony Woodville and the legacy he left behind.

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Host: Rebecca Larson

Guest: Danie Burton

In today's episode, I'm thrilled to welcome back Sylvia Barbara Soberton as we dive into the medical mysteries of the Tudor era—from deadly poison plots and royal pregnancies to the ailments that plagued Henry VIII.

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Host: Rebecca Larson

Guest: Sylvia Barbara Soberton

In this episode, we uncover the lives of two royal women, Catherine of York and Claude of France. Despite political turmoil and personal challenges, their resilience and loyalty left a lasting mark on European history. Join us to explore their stories.

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Narrator: Rebecca Larson

Researched by: Emily Airey

I have been looking into Greek Mythology more lately and was fascinated by the story of Helen of Troy. I hope I do the story justice, and I also hope that I did not massacre the pronunciation of their names too much - please forgive me if I did!

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Narrated by: Rebecca Larson

Ever wondered what beauty looked like in the Medieval era? In this episode, we reveal the unexpected secrets behind achieving that flawless, pale complexion, why some beauty practices were worth risking your life, and which surprising trends made their way into Medieval society. Join us for a journey through pale faces, herbal concoctions, and the surprising lengths people went to for the perfect look—centuries before modern makeup!

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Host: Rebecca Larson

Guest: Lacey Bonar Hull

Marie Antoinette and Francis I of the Two Sicilies—two figures from the same extended royal family—led lives that were both interconnected and starkly different. While Marie's story is one of opulence, scandal, and revolution, Francis's tale is one of reform, resilience, and quiet leadership.

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Host: Rebecca Larson

Research by: Emily Airey

This episode has been a long time coming and I'm so excited that it is finally here! I wanted to do a Halloween episode but sometimes I think those get a bit too played out this time of year, so instead, Dr. Emma came back to chat poisoning with me!!

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Host: Rebecca Larson

Guest: Dr. Emma Cahill Marron