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Past and Present Podcast

Past and Present Podcast

By: Rosie Maggs
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 Join Chris and Rosie for no frills attached history, putting history in to perspective. Chris is a medieval historian with a soft spot for Eleanor of Acquainte and Rosie a modern historian who loves the Roaring 20’s combine their differences in historic knowledge to create a blend of new and old.

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  • Series 2; Episode 4: Food in the Stuart Era

    Series 2; Episode 4: Food in the Stuart Era
    Oct 28 2022
    In this episode Chris and Rosie explore how food changed over the troublesome Stuart period, including the English civil war. Did Cromwell really ban mince pies?

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    30 mins
  • Series 2, Episode 3: Henry VIII and food

    Series 2, Episode 3: Henry VIII and food
    Sep 1 2022
    In this episode Chris and Rosie explore how Tudors enjoyed food as well as looking at the big man himself, Henry VIII to explore more about his relationship with eating.

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    30 mins
  • Series 2, Episode 2: Medieval Food

    Series 2, Episode 2: Medieval Food
    Jul 3 2022
    What did people in the medieval times eat? Was it all just sawdust and nettles? Chris and Rosie explore the world of medieval food in this episode!

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    52 mins

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