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#BookMail is the best mail! 📪 I'm so excited to receive an uncorrected proof of the amazing Tracy Borman OBE's newest book - The Stolen Crown: Treachery, Deceit, and the Death of the Tudor Dynasty. I cannot wait to dive in! Preorder now on Amazon! Grove Atlantic

Each Sunday we spotlight the life of one interesting woman from history. Today....Margaret Cavendish aka "Mad Madge". Margaret challenged gender roles, questioned the foundations of science, and imagined a world where women ruled—not just in fiction, but in thought. Listen

Time are does fly...... 😝

And we're back again for another Thursday episode of Parallel Lives! Today we look at two amazing women and the people around them - Margaret of Austria and Margaret of Parma! Listen 🎧 wherever you get podcasts OR watch on #spotify or #youtube 🍎- podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tud… 🟢-

I love my chats with Dr. Dra. Emma Luisa Cahill Marrón because she tells history in a way that makes it interesting - I'm nearly spellbound by her! Dr. Emma & Me: Parallel Lives - Margaret of Austria & Margaret of Parma youtu.be/2pqH36NDNfg

In the latest episode, I mentioned how I'd love you to join the conversation on Patreon. You can create a free account on Patreon, did you know that? It's true! Head on over to my Patreon page and become a free member and join the chats! Patreon.com/tudorsdynasty Patreon also has

🎉New Episode! Whether you're an Anne Boleyn enthusiast or rolled your eyes at yet another episode about her—trust me, you’ll want to listen to this one. Anne was my first love in Tudor history, and I’ll admit I worried this might be a retread of familiar ground. I was wrong. In

Very proud and happy to see the show at #4!! 🙌

In my latest episode with Sylvia Barbara Soberton we discuss myths around Anne Boleyn's appearance. This Holbein (left) sketch Sylvia believes is a contemporary sketch of the real Anne. It got me wondering what she would look like face forward - so I let Ai do it for me. What do YOU think?

🎨 Today we step into the brilliance of two of the era’s greatest painters—Peter Paul Rubens and Diego Velázquez with Dr. Alejandro Vergara Sharp. Though born worlds apart, their lives intersected through diplomacy, royal courts, and their unparalleled ability to capture power on

This #NinjaTurtles moment had us in stitches! 🐢 🎨 Catch the best of #DrEmmaAndMe with Alejandro —he’s a legend for this one!

🌍 Where are you listening from? We’ve got listeners in 213 countries(!) and I’d love to see where YOU are tuning in. Drop your country below and I’ll let you know where it ranks in our listener list! Let’s see which country represents the most! 🎧✨

🎉The wonderful Dr Joanne Paul returned to the show to peel back the layers of one of Tudor England’s most fascinating figures. Thomas More. Watch 👀 on #Spotify or #YouTube or listen wherever you get podcasts! 🍎- podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tud… 🟢- open.spotify.com/episode/62OmFG… YouTube-

Who does not like women like Mary of Hungary and Margaret Roper? What amazing #Parallellives they had! 🎙️Tudors Dynasty & Beyond youtu.be/pcnDvueuzpY?si… #Tudors #Habsburgs #HenryVIII #KatherineofAragon #AnneBoleyn #ThomasMore #CharlesV #Holbein #Vasari #ArtHistory #Renaissance

Exciting episode this Thursday!

In this episode, I'm joined by Dr Emily Lalande to explore the remarkable life of Marguerite d’Angoulême—Renaissance writer, queen, and sister to King François I of France. Video available on #spotify and #youtube 🍎- podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tud… 🟢- open.spotify.com/episode/6KNPVS… 📺-

It was so wonderful to chat to Rebecca about the amazing Marguerite d’Angoulême!

Bringing together my favorite things — #singing & #Tudor history! Thanks to The Tudor Songbook™️, Heather R Darsie, J.D., & Tudors Dynasty & Beyond for this fascinating conversation about performing Tudor #music! youtube.com/watch?v=35P9Zd… #AnneBoleyn #HenryVIII

The day of my surgery in late May, Dra. Emma Luisa Cahill Marrón came to stay with me—arms full of gifts, including this beautiful book. But the real gift was her care. She cooked for me, took care of me, and made sure I was okay. More than anything, I’m grateful for the incredible friendship