Deb Hunter
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All Things Tudor
Thrilled to see the All Things Tudor blog is #1 in the US on the Tudor History list for most read and highest SEO in 2022! #3 worldwide Thank you for reading it! All Things Tudor Blog www.AllThingsTudor.com is one of the Top 25 Tudor History Blogs on the web via Feedspot. Find out more here: […]
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Spotify Top 50 History!
This week the All Things Tudor podcast hit the Top 50 History chart on Spotify. Here’s the episode that took the podcast over the top – an interview with Catherine of Aragon (Gerianne Perez) and Anne Boleyn (Zan Berube) from the musical SIX. Check the pod here. About the podcast: Historian, USA Today bestseller, […]
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Wicked Women – Margaret Beaufort, Fanatic or Pious Mother?
Margaret Beaufort – Fanatic or Pious Mother For many years Margaret Beaufort was almost forgotten by history, overshadowed by her larger-than-life descendants. In recent years, she has made a comeback in popular media, but this rediscovery of the true founder of the Tudor dynasty saw the resurfacing of some of the worst rumors about […]
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Elizabeth I and The Boleyns
In this episode of All Things Tudor, Oxford Professsor Susan Doran discusses what shaped the destiny of Elizabeth I and, against all odds, the queen became one of the greatest monarchs in English history. The determination she portrayed could possibly be her greatest inheritance from her mother and her Boleyn family. Listen the Professor Doran’s […]
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All Things Tudor – The Magazine
Anyone interested in Tudor History can now access it digitally via the All Things Tudor magazine. This is an innovative periodic journal that features historical and literary articles from experts and bestselling authors. Founded by Deb Hunter, USA Today bestselling author, historian and podcaster will serve as Editor-in-Chief. The journal will release quarterly under two […]
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Gone Medieval
Welcome Matt Lewis to All Things Tudor AND let’s find out more about his new podcast. Matt Lewis is a writer and historian of the high and late medieval periods. His primary focus is the Wars of the Roses, but he has also written on The Anarchy, Henry II, Eleanor of Aquitaine, and Henry III. […]