144 – King Ceolred: A Lunatic Running the Asylum

144 – King Ceolred: A Lunatic Running the Asy...

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145 – The Rise of King AEthelbald of Mercia

Ok, so we ended our last episode with the death of King Ceolred at a banquet. And he went out swinging… or at least gibbering and cursing the heavens. Let’s face it, Ceolred was a colorful character and really brought his A game right until the end. I mean, you really have to wor ...  Show more

146 – King AEthelbald: A Whirlpool of Perdition

The first half of this episode is a combination of letting you know what is happening in the Heptarchy (basically, chaos unless you’re in Mercia) and it’s also setting the stage for the second half, which… I’m not going to lie to you… is going to get a little weird. But stick wit ...  Show more

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