Tudors Dynasty

In this episode, I’m joined by Janet Wertman to talk about our favorite topic: the Seymours! Together, we’ll delve into their fascinating history, their influence, and how historical fiction allows us to fill in the gaps with creativity and imagination. Janet also shares her perspective as a writer and how she brings historical figures to life on the page. Don’t miss this blend of history, storytelling, and Thomas Seymour! -- Janet's books on Amazon -- Host: Rebecca Larson Guest: Janet Wertman

Gemma Hollman returns to the podcast for an enlightening discussion about the fascinating lives of medieval mystics and nuns. Dive into the spiritual and cultural significance of these extraordinary women who shaped religious thought and practice in the Middle Ages. From visionary experiences to their roles within the cloistered world, this episode promises to uncover the mysteries of their devotion and influence. Don't miss it! Gemma's Book: Women in the Middle Ages -- Credits: Host: Rebecca Larson Guest: Gemma Hollman

Dr. Emma is joined by Dr. Michael Ohajuru to discover the intriguing story of a Black trumpeter at Henry VIII's court. Who was he, and what does his role reveal about race and culture in Tudor England? Join us as we uncover his contributions to one of history's most iconic royal courts! https://www.johnblanke.com/ Find Michael on Instagram, FB and X as @whoisjohnblanke -- Host: Dr. Emma Cahill Marron Guest: Dr. Michael Ohajuru

In the 16th century, traditions looked quite different from today. Instead of exchanging gifts on Christmas Day, the Tudors celebrated this custom on January 1st. In this episode, Rebecca chats with Dr. Emma to explore the fascinating tradition of New Year's gifts during the Tudor era. Discover the unique presents given to Tudor monarchs and the deeper significance behind these royal exchanges. -- BECOME A PATRON OR MEMBER! -- Credits: Host: Rebecca Larson Guest: Dr. Emma Cahill Marron