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THIS IS HISTORY — A DYNASTY TO DIE FOR
Sony Music Entertainment
The Gaslit Truth Podcast
Dr. Teralyn Sell & Therapist Jenn Schmitz
The Pod at The Palace
Inside Arkansas
Dope Daily Audio Bible | Read the Bible in 10 Minutes a Day
Charlie Mitchell
The Jamie Kern Lima Show
Jamie Kern Lima
InSEWmniacs
Jenny Hassler & Moira Asheland
Is This A Great Game, Or What?
Foul Territory Network
Buzzsprout Weekly
Buzzsprout
The ADHD Channel for Women (formerly MissUnderstood)
Understood.org
Daily Mass Readings
Augustine Institute
Aviva Nuestros Corazones
Aviva Nuestros Corazones
The History of Fresh Produce
The Produce Industry Network
Yoga Teacher Confidential: Secrets of Becoming a Great Yoga Teacher
Sage Rountree
Willow Creek Church PCA Podcast
Willow Creek Church PCA
The Midlife Entrepreneur
Jo Glynn-Smith
The Ghosty Girls
Christina & Alicia
Making Your Life Count
Cru
Yip To My Yap
Erica Star
Mission 66 Bible Commentary
TWR
How you doin’? Podcast
Myeisha and Sharde
Carl and Heather Present
Carl and Heather Cartee
The Rosbergs: Your Marriage Coaches
Dr. Gary and Barbie Rosberg
Féroce
Annick Magac
Weekly Movie Throwdown
Movie Throwdown
Culotte & TRAIL
Laurie Gonguet
The Pieces with Bimini
Bimini/W!ZARD Studios
Real America’s Voice
iHeartPodcasts
Church of Christ at Fifth Street
The Church of Christ at Fifth Street
TLC Connections
The Lincoln Center for Family and Youth
Mega Rock On Demand
7 Mountains Media
Velvet Rope Playbook
Mark Satterfield
Modern Agent Marketing Girls — Social Media Marketing and Personal Branding for Real Estate Agents
Chelsea Petersen & Kayla Fox
Devocional
Meeting Point
In Touch
Inspire.FM
The Wedding Lounge UK
Natasha Spencer Weddings and The Country Blush
Daily Proverbs with Adam Qadmon
Kim & John
The Big Party Show
Big Party and Molly
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Sony Music Entertainment
Richard Duke of Gloucester has the crown in his sights. But first, he needs to clear the room. Allies become enemies. Councillors are arrested. Lord Hastings is dead. And Edward IV’s heirs are locked in the Tower of Lon...
Edward IV finally has it all. With his enemies vanquished, the Yorkist king can now focus on what really matters to him — pleasure. But, after one fateful fishing trip, he drops dead at 41. The kingdom is now left to his...
A grieving George Duke of Clarence wants someone to blame for the tragic death of his wife and spare heir. Isabel Neville, Duchess of Clarence, dies during childbirth in December 1476. Their infant son dies shortly afte...
In 1475, nobody wants a Henry V impersonator, but Edward IV goes ahead and does his best impression anyway. Edward, buoyant from vanquishing his enemies at home, now wants to re-unite the kingdom against its longtime en...
The not-completely-there king, Henry VI, isn’t someone you’d associate with clarity, but in 1470, he sees something with absolute focus. After being presented with his 13-year-old namesake, Henry Tudor, he tells everyone...
It’s time for a restoration, or rather, re-adeption. In 1470, Warwick the Kingmaker seizes his moment and slings Henry VI back onto the English throne. It’s fair to say the Lancastrian king doesn’t quite get the signif...
It’s a gorgeous, calculated provocation. In the summer of 1469, in Calais, the Earl of Warwick, marries his daughter Isabel to George, Duke of Clarence, brother and heir to King Edward IV. It’s another shot across the ...
Hey Dan here. Here’s a podcast from none other than TIH alumna, producer Georgia Mills! If you can’t get enough of historical failure after History’s Greatest Fails, give Cautionary Tales a listen. My royal favourites g...
Richard Neville, the Earl of Warwick, knows there’s no such thing as a free lunch. And the best way to keep the people on your side is through their stomachs. It’s a lesson King Edward IV has yet to learn. After marryin...
Edward IV marries in secret, then springs the news like a trap. England’s new Queen, Elizabeth Woodville, arrives with two sons, a Lancastrian past, and a family ready to take their chance. When the newly-married couple...
A 13-year-old girl labours in a sealed chamber at Pembroke Castle as the plague circles them. Miraculously, Margaret Beaufort survives. Her son does, too. His name is Henry Tudor. This birth doesn’t register in the min...
Hello from Dan! Don’t fret. There’s nothing happening to This Is History! I thought I’d give you a little treat ahead of Season 11 of A Dynasty to Die For. The excellent Dr Harini Bhat has kindly given you a special prev...
Three brothers. One crown. And no ounce of loyalty between them. In the final Plantagenet season of A Dynasty to Die For, Dan Jones traces the spectacular implosion of a dynasty that defined medieval England. You wil...
Elizabeth Day grew up in Belfast and would as a child walk past the most bombed hotel in Europe. Dan Jones recalls a Croatian widow whose husband went out for bread and never returned. In this final episode of History...
If you’re an artist, when would you like recognition to strike? Do you want it to be in your lifetime, only to be forgotten decades after your death? Or do you want to remain undiscovered, with your story potentially ech...
If you judge him by his own elaborate metrics, Leonardo da Vinci was a failure. Long before the Mona Lisa became shorthand for genius, Leonardo imagined himself as something else entirely: a military engineer, a designe...
What would you do if your life was omitted, reduced to an overlooked footnote, or filed away as an anomaly? In this episode, Dan and Elizabeth turn a lens on the practice of history itself, interrogating the choices an...
To love is to risk heartbreak. And while for some, breakups result in renewal, maybe some therapy (or a few months’ spent wallowing), for the historical figures of this episode… a relationship’s end has broken many mor...
He died at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485. And we haven’t been able to stop talking about him since. Yes, it’s time to consider the story of England’s last Plantagenet king, Richard III — a centuries-old tangle involvi...
We’re often taught that history’s written by the winners. But we’d like to argue that, in fact, it’s the losers who end up making history. In this brand new miniseries from Dan Jones and Elizabeth Day, History’s Greates...
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