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The Betrayal of Anne Boleyn with Dr Estelle Paranque
In today's episode I welcomed Dr Estelle onto the podcast to discuss the subject of her latest book, 'The Betrayal of Anne Boleyn'. It was such a joy to speak to Estelle about her incredible book and to learn more about a time in Anne's Fra
Anne Askew with Bonnie Beadle
I am delighted to welcome back the wondeful Bonnie Beadle, best known for running the Katherine Parr Society. In today's episode we discussed Anne Askew, a woman who was martyred for her Protestant faith in 1546. As usual it is a joy to hav
Sinners with Elizabeth Fremantle
In today's episode I am delighted to welcome award winning author, Elizabeth Fremantle onto the podcast to discuss her latest novel, 'Sinners' which focuses on the story of Italian noblewoman Beatrice Cenci. It is an absolute honour to have
The Stolen Crown with Professor Tracy Borman
In today's episode I am delighted to welcome back Professor Tracy Borman to discuss her upcoming book, 'The Stolen Crown: Treachery, Deciet and the Death of the Tudor Dynasty'. It was such a joy to speak to Tracy again, and I am beyond exci
Catherine of Braganza with Susan Abernethy
In today's episode I welcomed Susan Abernethy onto the podcast to discuss Catherine of Braganza, wife to King Charles II. It was such a joy to speak to Susan and learn so much about this often forgotten Queen Consort. To purchase Susan's bi
The Graces with Dr Breeze Barrington
In today's episode I am delighted to welcome Dr Breeze Barrington onto the podcast to discuss her debut book "The Graces" . The Graces focuses on Mary of Modena, second wife to James II and the women she surrounded herself with at the Resto
The Many Faces of Anne Boleyn with Helene Harrison
In today's episode I am delighted to welxome back Helene Harrison to discuss her brand new book, 'The Many Faces of Anne Boleyn'. Helene's new book is a masterpiece and I highly recommend it! It was so fascinating to learn about Helene's re
Eleanor of Aquitaine with Carol Ann Lloyd
In today's episode, I welcomed Carol Ann Lloyd onto the podcast to discuss the formidable Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine. Eleanor was such an incredible woman and I really enjoyed discussing her with Carol Ann! To follow Carol Ann's Youtube: ht
Katharine of Aragon, Spanish Princess with Heather R. Darsie
In today’s episode I welcomed the lovely Heather onto the podcast to discuss her latest book, ‘Katharine of Aragon: Spanish Princess’ To follow Heather on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hrdarsiehistory To follow Heather on Instagram: ht
Anne Herbert with Laura Adkins
In todays episode I spoke to Laura Adkins about the sister of Queen Katherine Parr, Anne Herbert. It was a joy to welcome Laura onto the podcast and to discuss such an interesting woman! To follow Laura on Instagram: https://www.instagram.c
Tudor Princes and Princesses: The Early Lives of the Children of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York with Aimee Fleming
In today’s episode I spoke to the lovely Aimee Fleming about her brand new book, ‘Tudor Princes and Princesses: The Early Lives of the Children of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York’ which has released in the UK today! It was a joy a to speak
Berengaria of Navarre with Dr Gabrielle Storey
In today’s episode I spoke to the wonderful Dr Gabby Storey about one of England’s forgotten Queen consorts, Berengaria of Navarre, Queen Consort of King Richard I. This was an episode where I learnt a lot! Berengaria is an interesting figu
Vile - A play about Lady Jane Rochford with Laura Crow
In this episode, I spoke to Laura Crow about her brand new play, Vile, a play about Lady Jane Rochford, wife to George Boleyn and sister-in-law to Queen Anne Boleyn. In her play, Laura hopes to challenge some well known myths about Jane. I
Queen Anne of Great Britain with Andrea Zuvich
Today we are learning about the life of Queen Anne, daughter to James II, and sister to Queen Mary II. I spoke to the lovely Andrea, who is an expert on the 17th century. I learned so much in this episode, and what a remarkable woman Anne w
The Final Year of Anne Boleyn with Natalie Grueninger- revisited
To commemorate the anniversary of Queen Anne Boleyn's execution, today we will be revisiting an interview I did last year with the lovely Natalie Grueninger on her book, ' The Final Year of Anne Boleyn'. I hope you all enjoy listening to th
Queen James with Gareth Russell
In this episode, I welcomed back the incredible Gareth Russell to discuss his latest book, Queen James. This book is truly a masterpiece, and a must-read for 2025. I hope you all enjoy this episode as much as I did! Until next time, J x To
Henrietta Maria with Leanda de Lisle
Join me today, where I talk to the remarkable Leanda de Lisle about Queen Henrietta Maria, wife of Charles I. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did recording it! Until next time, J x To purchase Leanda's biography on Henrietta: htt
Elizabeth of York with Clemmie Bennett
Hello all! In my latest episode, the wonderful Clemmie Bennett returned to discuss Queen Elizabeth of York! It was a joy to have Clemmie return and learn so much from her again! To follow Clemmie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clem
Mary Tudor, Queen of France with Amy McElroy
Hello! I hope you have all had a wonderful week! This time I spoke to the fabulous Amy McElroy about her new book, 'Mary Tudor, Queen of France'. It was a joy to speak to Amy and learn so much about Henry VIII's sister, and how interesting
How far has fourth-wave feminism impacted representations Kathryn Howard in popular culture with Leigh Wakefield!
Hello everybody! I hope you are all having a Tudorific week! This time I welcomed the wonderful Leigh onto the podcast to discuss her MA dissertation, "How far has fourth-wave feminism influenced the representations of Kathryn Howard within
The Kenilworth Festivities with Corina Apostu
Hello! This time I discussed the Kenilworth Festivities with the wonderful Corina Apostu. I learnt so much from Corina, and it was such a joy to speak with her. To follow Corina's website:https://exploringelizabethanhistory.com/ To follow f
Mary Shelton with Ellie Webster
This week, I spoke to a wonderful friend of mine, Ellie, who recently published an article on Mary Shelton! I learnt so much about Mary in this episode, and I hope you all enjoy it! To read Ellie's article: https://websterreview.lse.ac.uk/a
Female Tudor Executions with Helene Harrison
Hello! This week I talked to the wonderful Helene Harrison about female Tudor executions. It was a joy to speak to Helene and learn so much about the Tudor women who were executed. To follow Helene on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tudo
Mary Marshall, Mother of the Maids with Sophie Bacchus-Waterman
Hello! And a very Happy New Year to you all! For the first episode of 2025, I welcome back Sophie to discuss Anne Boleyn's Mother of the Maids, Mary Marshall. Mary's name was lost for 500 years until Sophie's brilliant discovery! Happy list
Queen Anne Neville with Rebecca Batley
Hello! The last episode of 2024! Hasn't the year flown? For my final episode of 2024, I spoke to author Rebecca Batley on Queen Anne Neville, who Rebecca has written a biography and made some exciting discoveries! I hope you all enjoy the e
Margaret Beaufort with Nathen Amin
Hello! This week we chatted to Nathen Amin, about the matriarch of the tudor dynasty, Lady Margaret Beaufort. Nathen was a joy to speak to and knowledgeable about Margaret's life. I hope you all enjoy the episode! One more episode before Ch
The Katherine of Aragon Festival with Jackson van Uden
Hello! This time I spoke to Jackson, who runs historywithjackson, about the upcoming Katherine of Aragon Festival in Peterborough next month! It was a joy speaking to Jackson and discovering Katherine's ties to Peterborough and the upcoming
Elizabeth Woodville with Matt Lewis
Hello! The lady in the limelight today is Queen Elizabeth Woodville! To find out more about this incredible lady, I spoke to Matt Lewis, a renowned historian and podcaster. He was utterly brilliant and fascinating! I hope you all enjoy it!
Katherine Parr and her role as stepmother with Bonnie Beadle
Hello! This month it hit the first anniversary of the podcast launching! To celebrate this achievement, I asked my first guest, Bonnie who runs the Katherine Parr Society, to come back and chat more things about Katherine! This time we spok
Catherine Howard with Gareth Russell
Hello! In this episode, I spoke to the fabulous Gareth Russell about the fifth wife of Henry VIII, Queen Catherine Howard. Gareth was an absolute joy to talk to and provided fascinating insight into who Catherine was, and how we should view
