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Hidden in Plain Sight - The HIPS Podcast

Hidden in Plain Sight - The HIPS Podcast

By: Julian Ng Peter Hodges
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 This podcast explores the trail of clues suggesting that famed Elizabethan playwright and dramatist Christopher Marlowe did not die in 1593 as is commonly thought. Host Julian Ng and writer Peter Hodges present a compelling tale of what he might have done and where he went after Deptford based on information hidden in plain sight for centuries.

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Episodes
  • Hidden in Plain Sight (HIPS) Podcast Season 1 Episode 1

    Hidden in Plain Sight (HIPS) Podcast Season 1 Episode 1
    May 30 2023
    Welcome to the first episode of Hidden in Plain Sight, or as we like to call it, the HIPS podcast. In this episode, we introduce you to the mystery of Christopher Marlowe's alleged death in Deptford on May 30, 1593.

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    26 mins
  • Hidden in Plain Sight (HIPS) Podcast Season 1 Episode 2

    Hidden in Plain Sight (HIPS) Podcast Season 1 Episode 2
    Jun 6 2023
    This episode looks at Marlowe's life as a playwright as well as an intelligence operative for Queen Elizabeth I's government.

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    25 mins
  • Hidden in Plain Sight (HIPS) Podcast Season 1 Episode 3

    Hidden in Plain Sight (HIPS) Podcast Season 1 Episode 3
    Jun 13 2023
    This time, we delve into what might have happened that led to the events at Deptford on May 30, 1593.

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    30 mins
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