
Everything you always wanted to know about the Middle Ages, but were unable to ask.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 98 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHistory | |||

Synopsis When is Hanukkah this year? When is Lupercalia, or Easter, or Midsummer’s Eve? When is your birthday? Figuring out when big events happen is incredibly important, and humans have been doing it for a long time. But while we can see some simil... more
Summary Starting in the middle ages, a rumor spread of a female pope, elected because of her incredible learning, who went undiscovered until she gave birth to a child. At which point, everyone lost their minds. Join Em and Dr. Jesse to learn about t... more
Summary Avignon! A city where there is a bridge, and a song about the bridge. And, once, the pope lived there. Why? Let’s talk about this weird century. Notes 1/ Avignon: it has a bridge! And a song about the bridge: “Sur le pont d’Avignon.” The brid... more
Synopsis Let’s talk about a few good antipopes. What’s that about, anyway? If they meet, do they both annihilate? How do they sometimes switch places? Join Em and Dr. Jesse as they go over some of the more interesting antipopes of the 11th and 12th c... more
It’s fantastic! Each episode is an interesting and thoroughly entertaining deep dive into ancient and not so ancient history. It provides a lens through which we can see how our modern world has been shaped by the past.
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Love this podcast. It’s pretty new but gives a very different and interesting expression to medieval history. The “guest” is super knowledgable. Definitely worth multiple listens. Hope it continues. Well worth it.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Many dinner dinner discussions have begun with, well, on ask a Medievalist podcast, I never knew.......You both are great and keep it medieval and let’s all Dream About Tea( that’s a shout out to Dr. Jesse!)
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Exploring the complexities and nuances of medieval history, this series brings together engaging discussions on a variety of relevant topics, ranging from papal politics to cultural symbols and their transformations over time. Episodes often feature lively conversations on how ancient historical events connect with modern narratives, using humor and critical analysis to make the past relatable. The hosts navigate through lesser-known historical anecdotes while making meaningful connections with contemporary issues, ensuring that listeners gain insight not just into the Middle Ages, but also into how history informs the present day. Additionally, the blend of humor with serious analysis allows listeners to appreciate the richness of medieva... more
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