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Tudors Dynasty & Beyond

Welcome to Tudors Dynasty & Beyond, the podcast where history comes alive through stories of royalty, rebellion, and resilience.

Podcast · By RedTop Media / Rebecca Larson · English · Official site

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    Holbein, Anne Boleyn, and a Tudor Revenge Plot (opens the original)

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    Hans Holbein painted some of the most familiar faces of the Tudor court. But what did he think of the people sitting for him—and could a portrait reveal more than its subject intended? I’m joined by bestselling author Wendy Holden to discuss The Queen’s Painter , her historical novel that places Holbein at the center of a plot to avenge Anne Boleyn. We talk about his imagined alliance with Thomas Wyatt, Henry VIII’s search for a fourth wife, and the portraits of Christina of Denmark and Anne of

  2. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    Historical Superlatives: Tudor Edition (opens the original)

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    Who would you want at your side in a Tudor court—and who would make you regret walking through the door? In this episode of Off the Record , Amy and Rebecca hand out superlatives to some of history’s most memorable figures. There are strong opinions, a few difficult choices, and plenty of reasons to argue with us. Listen in, then tell us who you would have picked. We can't wait to hear your answers! -- Join the community over on Patreon! Not only will you join a great group of history lovers, bu

  3. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    William the Conqueror: From Bastard Duke to King of England (Norman Kings Series) (opens the original)

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    Rebecca and historian Matthew Lewis launch a new series exploring the Norman kings, beginning with the man who changed England forever: William the Conqueror. Born the illegitimate son of the Duke of Normandy, William survived a childhood filled with violence, betrayal and political uncertainty. Those early experiences helped shape the ruthless ruler who would eventually cross the Channel and claim the English throne. Rebecca and Matt follow William from his rise in Normandy and his complicated

  4. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Finding Richard III and the Evidence That the Princes Survived (opens the original)

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    Philippa Langley became internationally known for leading the search that discovered the remains of King Richard III beneath a Leicester car park. Now she is challenging another of history’s most enduring mysteries: what really happened to the Princes in the Tower? Philippa joins Rebecca to discuss her remarkable search for Richard III, the evidence that led to the excavation of Greyfriars, and what the king’s remains revealed about the man behind Shakespeare’s infamous portrayal. She also share

  5. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Would You Rather: Medieval Edition (opens the original)

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    What would you choose: marry King John or Richard II? Follow Richard the Lionheart or Edward I into battle? Support Matilda or Stephen? Witness Bosworth or Hastings? And if you could solve one historical mystery, would you rather interview the people involved—or secretly watch the whole thing unfold? This week on Off the Record , Amy and Rebecca are playing Would You Rather: Medieval Edition , and some of these choices are much harder than they sound. From questionable royal husbands and medieva

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