Commonplace with Joanne Paul, author of Thomas More: A Life and Death in Tudor England
Katie Marshall is joined by Tudor historian Dr Joanne Paul to discuss her high-acclaimed new book on Sir Thomas More, Utopia, history's lessons for today and the contents of her personal commonplace book.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Joanne Paul and Her Work
06:44 The Controversy Around Thomas …
Commonplace with Meg Kobza, Masquerade historian
Katie Marshall is joined by Meg Kobza to discuss her new book 'The Masquerade: A History of Extravagance and Intrigue', modern celebrity culture, women's history, inspiring philosophies, as well as the contents of her personal commonplace book.
Key Topics:
Origins of masquerades in European courts…
Commonplace with Benjamin Saltzman, Author of Turning Away: The Poetics of an Ancient Gesture
Katie Marshall chats to Professor Benjamin Saltzman about his new book 'Turning Away: The Poetics of an Ancient Gesture'. Exploring how averting one's gaze in the face of suffering, grief and shame has been depicted and interpreted from the ancient world to the modern day.
Do we still have agency …
Episode 12: Chat with Katie Marshall of MBK Acne Detective
For our Season Finale, I'm joined by Katie Marshall, creator of the MBK Acne Detective course for estheticians. In this conversation, we dive into holistic acne management, investigative approaches to stubborn acne cases, and the importance of looking beyond the surface when supporting acne clients…
Commonplace with Sienna Wells, Medieval Manuscript Dealer
Katie Marshall chats to Sienna Wells, a medieval manuscript dealer and historian. Sienna shares her journey into the world of medieval and Renaissance manuscripts, shedding light on the misconceptions and the rich history of these objects. She also discusses the tactile and personal nature of these…
Commonplace with Dr Christopher Harding, Broadcaster and Historian of Japan
Katie Marshall speaks to Dr Christopher Harding about the significance of the Edo period, the role of the geisha and the samurai as an intellectual class, the syncretism and cultural values in Japanese religion, and the forms and evolution of Japanese poetry. The conversation covers a wide range of…
A Hat Full of Sky
"Witches deal with things. Never stand between two mirrors. Never cackle. Do what you must do. Never lie, but you don’t always have to be honest."PJ and Andy return from holidays ("holli-bops") and brave the heatwave to talk witchery in adolescence, savagery, vulnerability. It's The Hiver versus …
Book 33: Going Postal
"A lot's going on there" - PJMoist von Lipwig is charged with resurrecting Ankh-Morpork's Post Office: a task that brings him into conflict with powerful men, the clacks, and his own a/morality. Belfast writers and UU students PJ Hart and Andy Luke gather at the depot to discuss Moist's motivations…
Fan Films: Mort & Rincewind
This time disc, your hosts PJ and Andy took in and reviewed Garrett Gilchrist's 2001 adaptation of 'Mort', followed by Snowgun Films' original 2007 short, 'Run, Rincewind, Run!' Spoilers ahead, links in the description.Mort Pt.1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ_0z_a0LI0 (10m)Mort Pt.2 https://www…
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