
Author Dana Schwartz explores the stories of some of history’s most fascinating royals: the tyrants and the tragic, the murderers and the murdered, and everyone in between. Because when you’re wearing a crown, mistakes often mean blood.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 286 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & Culture | |||

In 2000, weeks before the Academy Awards ceremony, 55 Oscars vanished during shipment to Los Angeles. The disappearance triggered a frantic search. Then, in a twist worthy of a movie plot, a man digging through a grocery store dumpster stumbled on do... more
When Heinrich VI, King of Germany, called a gathering of noblemen to deal with a property dispute, he couldn't have predicted how tragic—and disgusting—the meeting would turn out to be.
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Veronica Buckley, author of the new book SEVEN SISTERS, joins us to discuss the daughters of Empress Maria Theresa of Austria, who remade Europe with their marriages.
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Though Queen Elizabeth II's daughter, Princess Anne, competed in the Olympics, the first princess to do so beat her to it by more than a thousand years.
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I’ve really enjoyed the show. It seems like a lot of research has been done & the hosts voice is unique. However, the people’s princess episode wasn’t exactly accurate as Diana was a Spencer- a definite Royal. That’s why she lived with her father during any parental separation. And recall, divorce in that time still was quite not the “norm”. Exactly why the princess herself had a horrible life in the end. So where I feel a lot of research has been done, that one show gives you the impression tha... more
I can’t believe I just heard of this podcast- what a wonderful treat to listen to. Well written, interesting, and with a fantastic host. More please!
Great podcast, very informative and easy to listen to. Would love it if they stopped uploading very special episodes though. If I wanted to subscribe to that show, I would have
I gave this a try but honestly found the host’s voice to be so grating I just could not get through more than a few minutes. Like nails on a chalkboard. The relentless self-promotion was also a major turn-off. Will not be adding this to my history podcast rotation.
I love this podcast. I think Dana does an excellent job speaking, and she has a very listenable voice. Some of the episodes are about topics and people I know a lot about, and those are well-researched and substantiated, so I think they probably all are.
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The content focuses on the intriguing lives of historical figures, primarily royals, delving into their personal stories, political maneuvers, and the consequences of their actions. Episodes cover a wide range of topics, such as the lives of influential monarchs, the dynamics of power during turbulent historical periods, and the intersection of personal ambition with societal expectations. Unique narratives surrounding lesser-known royals, alongside well-documented legends, contribute to a rich tapestry of history where the stakes often involve life or death. The storytelling style merges dramatic visuals with in-depth research, making it an engaging listen for those interested in both history and human behavior.
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