Join host Natalie Grueninger in this captivating episode of Talking Tudors as she welcomes historian Dr. Breeze Barrington. Dive into a riveting discussion about Dr. Barrington's latest book, 'The Graces: The Extraordinary Untold Lives of Women at the Restoration Court.' Discover the fascinating world of Maria of Modena, a young Italian Catholic princess turned resilient queen, and the remarkable women of her court who navigated the dangerous political landscapes of 17th century England.

Explore the vibrant artistic endeavours and intellectual pursuits that thrived within Maria's circle, highlighting how these women forged paths in a world dominated by patriarchal restrictions. Tune in to learn about the untold stories of these pioneering women, their crusade for creative expression, and the lasting legacy they left behind.

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In this episode of Talking Tudors, hosted by Natalie Grueninger we delve into the fascinating childhoods of the children of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York. Our guest, Aimee Fleming, a historian and author, shares insights from her new book about the early lives of these Tudor princes and princesses.

Discover how their upbringing and education shaped their futures and learn about the personal anecdotes and historical events that influenced their development. Fleming discusses the political union of Henry and Elizabeth and its impact on their children, the royal parental involvement in their early years, and the bittersweet world of promise and loss during the Tudor era.

Join the discussion as we explore the complexities of their educations, the unique perspectives on their siblings' relationships, and the choices they made as adults influenced by their early experiences. Don’t miss Fleming’s fascinating insights into the royal Tudor family dynamics and personal histories.

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Join Natalie Grueninger in this engaging episode of 'Talking Tudors' as she welcomes award-winning writer and director Guy Jenkin to discuss his debut novel, 'Murder Most Foul.' Dive into the fascinating world of 16th century England and unravel the mysterious death of playwright Christopher Marlowe. Jenkin shares insights into the Tudor era's theatre scene, the inspirations behind his novel, and the enduring appeal of Shakespeare. Additionally, explore the parallels between historic and modern-day comedy writing, the detective fiction genre, and the significance of small historical details that bring the past to life.

Murder Most Foul

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