Katherine Parr (Part 2)
In this episode, Sarah dives into the Pilgrimage of Grace and the very real danger it posed to Katherine Parr. As rebellion spreads through the north, Katherine finds herself caught in the chaos, an experience that would shape her political awareness and survival instincts for the rest of her life.…
Katherine Parr (Part 3)
In this episode, we follow Katherine Parr as she settles into her new role as queen while attempting to navigate the increasingly dangerous world of Henry VIII’s court. We discuss Katherine’s relationship with Henry’s children, her growing influence, her deep involvement in religious reform, and th…
Katherine Parr (Part 4)
In part four of our Katherine Parr episodes, we follow Katherine’s life after the death of Henry VIII as she finally reconnects with Thomas Seymour and steps into a new chapter of her life. But freedom from Henry does not mean freedom from chaos. We also discuss the growing tension surrounding the …
298. Mary Queen of Scots WAS NOT a Bloody Stupid Woman with Linda Porter
Mary Queen of Scots wasn’t stupid — history’s verdict is dangerously wrong.
Was Mary, Queen of Scots really a reckless, lovestruck failure — or has history judged her by impossible standards? In this explosive History Rage counter-rage, acclaimed historian Linda Porter takes aim at one of the most …
Katherine Parr (Part 5)
In the final episode of our Katherine Parr saga, Sarah begins with Katherine’s death and the aftermath that followed. We discuss what happened to Thomas Seymour after Katherine’s passing, the scandal and downfall that consumed him, and how quickly power shifted around the young Edward VI of England…
The Life and Legacy of Anne Stanhope
Anne Stanhope is a figure in Tudor history who is often either vilified or forgotten. She was the sister-in-law of Henry VIII’s third queen, Jane Seymour, and her husband would become king in all but name during the reign of their nephew, Edward VI. Yet Anne is perhaps best remembered for her suppo…
Sturminster Newton Mill
Pete Loosmore is the Miller at Sturminster Newton Mill, which is part of the Sturminster Newton Heritage Trust.
Sturminster water mill stands on the banks of the Stour River, 300 yards from a medieval, six arched bridge and the site of an even older ford few yards further on. The area is overlooked…
E67: They're Tired of These Weddings : The Story of Katherine Parr
The final wife, often remembered only as the one who survived.
This week on *As Told By ADHD*, we wrap up our miniseries on the six wives of Henry VIII with Katherine Parr. We follow her life through two marriages, a rebellion, her unexpected rise to queen, her close bond with Henry’s children, an…
336. They’re the SIX QUEENS not the Six Wives! With Tracy Borman | Historic Royal Palaces Special
Forget Henry VIII: It is Time to Reignite the Power of the Six Queens
Are you ready to stop defining these six extraordinary Tudor women by the man they married? In this episode of History Rage, host Paul Bavill welcomes back Tracy Borman, Chief Historian of Historic Royal Palaces. Together, they s…
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