This episode is not just about the poets at Tudor courtit's also packed with cool bits of Tudor history. We'll also discuss women poets like Madge Shelton, Mary Howard, and Margaret Douglas. Plus, get ready for some juicy details on what Thomas W

It's that time of year when many of us are in the midst of the winter months...maybe it's cold where you live, or maybe you have a bunch of snow to deal with. This episode is to give you a moment to escape and hopefully be transported back to a si

In this episode, Rebecca engages in a delightful conversation with Dr. James Taffe, exploring the enchanting realm of Tudor Christmas. Uncover the fascinating distinctions between our modern traditions and those of the Tudor era, and enjoy a dose of humor

Welcome back to another episode of 5 Minute History! Today we look at Saint Nicholas, and in particular the celebration of his life on the 6th of December every year. In addition, we will also be covering Krampus - because you can't have the nice with

David Holland is back on the podcast, and this time, he's discussing more about the Wolf Hall trilogy. In today's episode, he talks with Dr. Elizabeth Norton about Jane Seymour, her relationship with Cromwell, and the scandalous Seymour family. An

Let's learn about the lives of women in late medieval England with guest host, Lacey Bonar Hull!medievalhistoryacademy.com--Credits:Open by: Rebecca LarsonHosted by: Lacey Bonar Hull--Commercial free episodes:Patreon.com/TudorsDynasty

As the daughterof one of the most influential families of the period, Anne Boleyn played a role in both the rise and fall of Thomas Cromwell, while his part in the execution of Queen Anne Boleyn still resonates in the imaginations of many down through th

Anne Boleyn is easily the most recognizable name in Tudor history. Her story is one that has captivated imaginations for centuries - who was the real Anne Boleyn? In today's episode, we look closely at who the real Anne Boleyn was and how she influen

Art historian Melanie V. Taylor talks with Dr Emmeson about the link between Holbeins portrait of Cromwell and the recent discovery of Cromwells Book of Hours. They explore how Mantel sees the significance of its placement in the historic painting and w

Today I am once again joined by the very lovely Leanda de Lisle to speak about the wife of King Charles I - Henrietta Maria. I hope you enjoy!Wolfhall Weekend LinkCredits:Host: Rebecca LarsonGuest: Leanda De LisleEdited by: Rebecca LarsonVoice