Elizabeth Barton and the Downfall of Anne Boleyn

Elizabeth Barton and the Downfall of Anne Bol...

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Anne Boleyn part one: The women who raised her

October is Anne Boleyn Month! And we're kicking things off with a discussion of Anne Boleyn's lesser-known early years. We learn about her female mentors (there are a lot, mostly named Margaret), her Emily in Paris era, and what brought her back to England in service to Queen Kat ...  Show more

Who were the Black Tudors?

What were Black people doing in Tudor England? Playing music, deep-sea diving, exploring, getting married, testifying in court cases, and so much more. Miranda Kauffman shared her research in her 2017 book Black Tudors and joins us on the podcast to explain what you may not know ...  Show more

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