British History Podcast
British History Podcast
Podcast Description
Join your host, Philippa Lacey Brewell, for historian interviews and deep dives into stories, events and people in British History.philippab.substack.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The show focuses on various themes within British history, including influential figures, revolutions, conflicts, and notable artifacts. Topics range from the tumultuous events of the Anarchy involving King Stephen and Empress Matilda to the mysteries surrounding Anne Boleyn and the implications of the Peasant’s Revolt of 1381. Specific episodes include in-depth discussions about Queen James I and his supporters, and explorations of physical sites like Hever Castle and Fountains Abbey.
Join your host, Philippa Lacey Brewell, for historian interviews and deep dives into stories, events and people in British History.
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I’m joined by historians Andrea Zuvich, Erica Canela, and Mark Turnbull to talk about the upcoming Stuart History Festival, their motivations for organising the festival, the diverse topics and speakers involved, and the significance of the 17th century in history. We also talked about the venue in Worcester notable for its historical relevance, and the practical details about the festival are shared, including dates and ticketing options.
Festival Tickets for in person and online are available at: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/thestuarthistoryfestival
Summary
● The Stuart History Festival aims to highlight the often-overlooked 17th century.
● The festival features a diverse lineup of speakers covering various topics.
● There is a growing interest in the Stuart period among historians and the public.
● The venue, Worcester, has significant historical ties to the 17th century.
● New research is challenging misconceptions about the 17th century.
● The festival will tackle myths surrounding the Quakers and their history.
● Attendees will have opportunities for book signings with authors.
● The festival will be accessible online for a global audience.
● The organisers emphasise the importance of supporting local businesses.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the Stuart History Festival
02:55 Motivation Behind the Festival
05:35 Topics and Speakers at the Festival
11:21 Exploring the Venue: Worcester’s Historical Significance
16:51 Festival Details and Community Engagement
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