
A conversational podcast taking a closer look at some of the most extraordinary items in the Brontë Parsonage Museum collection.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryArts | |||

Sam and Mia are joined by Dr Alessandra Pino, an expert on the intersections of the Gothic, food, and cultural memory. She co-authored The Gothic Cookbook, which digs into food themes and motifs in classic and contemporary novels from the 19th centur... more
Welcome to series 4 of the Brontë Parsonage Museum's podcast Behind The Glass!
For our first episode, Programme Officer Sam and Digital Engagement Officer Mia are joined by writer and scholar Deborah Lutz, to celebrate the publication of her new bio... more
On this episode, Mia and Sam are joined by Professor Corinne Fowler. Corinne is an Honorary Professor of Colonialism and Heritage at the University of Leicester and author of Our Island Stories: Country Walks Through Colonial Britain.
We chat about ... more
Mia and Sam are joined by THE drag queen historian Elizabeth the Thirsty.
We share our love for making history fun, imagine a Brontë-themed drag show and learn about a secret language used by the Georgians...
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A lovely podcast that’s very informative. Wish I had listened to this podcast before visiting the Parsonage museum in 2024, but hope to go back again one day.
Material culture history, quirky insights into Haworth as a real location and the epicenter of Bronte bizarreness, and young, energetic podcast hosts make for a really fun listen. Their love of Taylor Swift almost makes me want to listen to one of her songs.
This is the best podcast ever! Brings in everything from cholera to Taylor Swift, yoga to wildflowers, poetry to rocks to wedding trousseaus, all of course woven through the fascinating lives of the Brontës and the equally fascinating place they lived. The hosts are really insightful and charming, and all the guests are such intelligent and creative people! Season 2 when????
EDIT: in season 1 ep6 with… Ramlah Qureshi, they mention a colour called “van brown” in Charlotte’s palette - is it possi... more
This podcast brought so many Bronte stories and objects to life. I enjoyed the conversational tone and the connection to writers I didn’t know but have since started to read. I would love another series.
This is the best podcast ever! Brings in everything from cholera to Taylor Swift, yoga to wildflowers, poetry to rocks to wedding trousseaus, all of course woven through the fascinating lives of the Brontës and the equally fascinating place they lived. The hosts are really insightful and charming, and all the guests are such intelligent and creative people!
Season 2 when????
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This podcast offers an engaging exploration of the Brontë Parsonage Museum's collection, weaving through the lives of the Brontë sisters and the historical context surrounding their works. With a mix of lively conversation, expert insights, and cultural commentary, the episodes frequently feature guests from diverse backgrounds, including literature, education, and arts, who enhance the dialogue around themes such as gender, identity, and literary heritage. The show's unique charm lies in its ability to merge scholarly discussion with more personal narratives, providing listeners with a multifaceted understanding of the Brontës and their impact on contemporary culture.
Listeners can expect a blend of quirky, enriching conversations that hi... more
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Recent guests on Behind The Glass: A Parsonage Podcast include:
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2. Corinne Fowler
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