Welcome to This Week in Royal History, where we take a look at the captivating stories of royals from around the world, across various centuries and explore the impact they had on history and society. This week we cover: Leopold VI Henry VIII's 5t

Nigel and I traveled to Plymouth to film at the steps where the Mayflower launched in 1620. While its not Tudor history, it is a significant chapter in both English and American history. On our way to this historic spot, I encountered so many fascinating

During the Wolf Hall Weekend at Cadhay House in Devon, I had the privilege of sitting down with Professor Diarmaid MacCulloch. We discussed not only Thomas Cromwell but also the broader Tudor era.Looking for a commercial-free experience? https://patreon

Welcome to This Week in Royal History, where we take a look at the captivating stories of royals from around the world, across various centuries and explore the impact they had on history and society. This week we look at: Joan of England Philip the H

I visited Leeds Castle in Kent the first week of my trip to England - it's not far from Hever Castle. This castle boasts centuries of history and is known as one of the loveliest castles in the world. If you're watching the video you will be treat

This was one of those surreal, pinch-me moments I experienced on my trip to England. Its not every day you get the chance to interview a member of the peerage, and doing so in his own home was truly extraordinaryI can scarcely believe it happened, had I

Welcome to This Week in Royal History, where we take a look at the captivating stories of royals from around the world and across various centuries, exploring the impact they had on history and society. This week we look at the following people and event

This episode is probably best if watched as a video on Spotify or YouTube, but should also make sense by listening. I'll include a link to the images discussed.My visit to Buckfast Abbey was a surprise. My trusty guide Nigel did not tell me we would

Before you critique my pronunciation of the name, I am merely repeating what those there said and it was confirmed online as well - yes, you pronounce the S. :) This is a brief episode of one of the manor houses I visited during my first week in England.

Guess what's on today's agenda? It's none other than Sir Henry Guildford, the life of the Tudor party! But hey, our chatter won't stop there; we're diving deep into all things Tudor court. And, of course, with the brilliant Dr. Emma in