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Did the "Princes in the Tower" survive? Our take on Langley's missing princes...
A year ago, the world was rocked by the release of the “missing Princes project” interim findings. A new book and TV documentary on the “Princes in the Tower” followe...
Introduction - explaining the Royal History Geeks podcast
Welcome to the Royal History Geeks podcast. This is a "catch all" channel where we post content from all our other series. That said, there will be some original con...
The reign and death of Elizabeth II: one year on reflections
Gone but never forgotten.It's been one year since the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.Royal commentator, James Taylor and history writer, Gareth Streeter reflect on the ...
Reflections on the coronation of Charles III
A special bonus episode in the "Coronation catastrophes" podcast.Royal commentator, James Taylor and history writer, Gareth Streeter, discuss the coronation of King Ch...
The coronation of catastrophes - the disastrous crowning of Queen Victoria (Coronation of catastrophes episode 4)
In 1838, Britain was in the midst of a new dawn. Following the years of George III’s mental illness and the debauchery of his sons, a new, young Queen had come to the...
This is MY moment - Queen Caroline gate crashes George IV's coronation (Coronation catastrophes episode 3)
The marriage between George IV and Caroline of Brunswick was doomed from the start. Their mutual dislike - which festered from their first meeting - was about the onl...
Get me to the church on time - Henry VIII's haste to be crowned a married man (Coronation catastrophes episode 2)
When Henry VIII ascended the throne in 1509 he was weeks shy of his 18th birthday. Most would have assumed that the young King would be crowned alone.However, shortly...
Cut the consort - the Queenless coronation of Henry VII (Coronation catastrophes episode 1)
After his ultimate and unlikely victory at Bosworth in August 1485, many expected Henry VII to quickly marry the Princess Elizabeth of York. This would have restored ...
Gareth Russell on the life of the Queen Mother
In Gareth's new book "Do Let's Have Another Drink" the late Queen Mother steps forth as a figure of fun, a staunch defender of tradition and a woman you did not want t...
The Gareth Russell interview
Gareth Russell is emerging as one of the strongest narrative historians of a generation. He has penned books on Catherine Howard, the history of English Kings and the...
Dr Owen Emmerson on the history of Hever Castle and what it mean to Anne Boleyn
Royal History Geeks caught up with Dr Owen Emmerson, residents historian and castle supervisor at Hever Castle.The magnificent Hever Castle was the home of Anne Boleyn...
The real Margaret Beaufort with Nicola Tallis and Nathen Amin
Lady Margaret Beaufort was the mother of Henry VII. She played a vital role in establishing the Tudor dynasty on the throne of England. In recent years, she has been...
The Alison Weir interview
It was an immense privilege to sit down (over zoom) with historian and novelist, Alison Weir.Alison is responsible for some of the best researched 'narrative history' ...
