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By Lauren Schill
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The podcast currently has 94 episodes available.
Season 2 Premiere!!!! We're back at the palace, ready to read subtle cues and listen to the men in mustaches.
To begin this season, we're treated to a flashforward of a tense discussion between Philip and Liz, and the happier times that preceded it.
Eden is facing some issues in the Middle East, and he's keeping secrets .... BIG ones!
Step back into the scandolous, yet prim and proper world of rich people in world politics!
Image Credits: Netflix - "The Crown", sourced from Google Images
Link: https://decider.com/2017/12/08/the-crown-recap-season-2-episode-1/
Alright everyone, it's time to don your corsets and take your weekly bath, we're heading back to Tudor England! When we last left Mary, her father had passed and a there was a new King in Town - her MUCH younger brother and godson, and faith-rival, Edward (the 6th). A boy king on the throne, what could go wrong? A boy king with a VERY different faith, who was scared of Mary - I repeat - WHAT COULD GO WRONG???
Image credit: Portrait of Mary I of England (1516–1558), by Manner of Anthonis Mor
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Get your boots, a toothbrush and your cloak, we're going to Tudor England! We're so excited to dive into the childhood of Queen Mary the First of England, a.k.a. "Bloody Mary". But was she always so "bloody"? From being an acomplished little princess, to childhood engagements, and then to finding out she isn't an only child anymore... being a princess was NOT all it's cracked up to be!
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Welcome back, settle in, because we're continuing with Part 2 of Mata Hari!
Last week, we ended on Mata Hari taking Paris by storm and the critics were raving about her. This week, we learn what happened in world politics, how two nations vied for her intel, and how her hips weren't technically truthful and what the consequences were for that.
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Image Credit: "Margaretha Geertruida "Grietje" Zelle, known as Mata Hari (1876-1917)" - sourced from Wikimedia Commons
link: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mata_Hari_Grietje_Zelle.jpg
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oh HELOOOOOOOOO! We're back and we are so so happy :) Even better, we're kicking back off on a hot hot HOT note, with a trip to our favorite location of late, FRANCE!
Have you ever heard of Mata Hari? Well, if you were in Paris in the early 1900s, then you DEFINITELY have heard of this cunning performer and businesswoman. She was a mysteriously attractive woman with dance moves that captured the city's hearts. But her beginnings aren't what you think...
Image credits: image created using openart.ai
Surprise! This is coming a week late so everyone has heard the news, but the US political world got a flippity doo dah last week. So Lauren and Hannah sit down for a few minutes and talk about an influential female figure in our present, Vice President and Presidential candidate, Kamala Harris.
Photo Credit: Nathan Howard for Reuters
Let's take it back. WAAAY back. Back to Ancient Alexandria (Egypt) where we meet Hypatia, only daughter and child of Theon. And they were the definition of a healthy Father-Daughter Philosophical Mathematics duo!
Why is she important? Ohhhh, just by being a beauty! A SMART beauty, who rose the ranks of Academia and began to lead lectures on her own. Men (and some women, we imagine) would come from all over the Mediterrannean to learn from her. She was BIG NEWS! But not everyone loved her like we do...
Image credit: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hypatia_by_Julius_Kronberg,_1889,_detail.jpg
Sooooooooo..... Don't buy Soap from Leonarda. I don't care what she offers you.. It's not morally good soap, and honestly how much can human soap really clean? TRIGGER WARNING FOR THE ENTIRE EPISODE: This episode contains themes of violence, cannibalism, and other horrifying acts. IF this is not your thing, we totally understand, and we invite you to come back next week for another tale with less of these themes.
Image Credit: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Leonarda_Cianciulli.jpg
Sooo, you know how we LOVE a good feminine rage story - this isn't it. This is more of the drug-less "Breaking Bad" vibes. We're talking about Leonarda Cianciulli - The Soapmaker of Correggio (Italy). She's not a simple DIY pro - we're dealing with a full blown serial killer! This week we're dealing with crafts and kills, mother/son relationships, and the last soap store we'd ever shop at.
Image credit: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Leonarda_Cianciulli_mugshot.jpg
OOOOOOOOHHHHH! This is a good one! All our revenge girlies, rise up! Jeanne de Clisson is leading the charge to avenge her husband, her lands, her monies, and traumatizing her sons in the process. But it's fine, it's FIIIIINE. Everything is FINE! Hannah is just getting all excited by the "Danaerys Targaryen"/Olga of Kiev vibes in this episode.
Image Credits: WBW, AI-generated Image from Playground.com
The podcast currently has 94 episodes available.