
Whether it's the debauchery of ancient Roman emperors, the Tudor crime family, the shenanigans behind the Chair of St. Peter, or the Austrian elites’ attempts to save themselves by trading their daughters to other royal houses, it turns out that our betters have always been among our worst. Join Alicia and Stacie from Trashy Divorces as we turn our jaded eyes to a different kind of moral garbage f... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 193 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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The 15th century was a chaotic time the kingdoms that would eventually form modern Spain. Castile, Navarre, and Aragon - as well as Portugal - were constantly jostling for advantage, even though the rulers were generally all related to each other by ... more
After escaping her abusive husband, Hortense spent some time on the lam. She published her memoirs, which made her a celebrated author, and then, at the urging of the English ambassador, headed to London to "see her niece" - and within months, was ye... more
The Restoration court of Charles II is known not for governing, but for the seemingly endless bed-hopping antics of the Merry Monarch. Today, in this Trashy Divorces crossover, we meet the last mistress to join that odd club, Hortense Mancini. Born t... more
It is late breaking Tudor news that Alicia had to share! Just published, scientists from the University of Bradford through a little fancy math and facial recognition just might have discovered the true face of Anne Boleyn, the second and murdered wi... more
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Great podcast. So timely to be podcasting about Trashy Royals while covering another chapter in the history books.
I love this podcast and listen regularly! Entertaining, well done, and super fun to listen to. Only thing that is challenging is keeping up with the nicknames. It’s very hard to google “who is Jimmy One Six”? 😂😭 if there was a key in the description for who they were that would be helpful!
I started getting interested after watching “The Crown” and “Victoria”. I can’t get enough and truth is stranger than fiction!
I just found this podcast. I love history behind the scenes!!!! Great job ladies!
Hi. To Stacey: I have seen people who are saying bad things about you. You should not listen to them!!! You are Delightful and amazing and I love the role that you play in the podcast!
Take this little bit of advice from a queen that survived the worst kind of person- So you can definitely survive the bad comments. You are amazing and you deserve to be treated well by your listeners. Again, you are Amazing and the podcast would not been complete without you.💛💚🩶❤️🩷💙
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A casual yet insightful exploration of historically dubious royal figures and events unfolds through comedic storytelling and engaging anecdotes. With a focus on less reputable aspects of monarchy history, episodes feature tales of scandal, intrigue, and humorous commentary on the lives of both infamous and lesser-known royals throughout various time periods and cultures, such as King Charles II, Cleopatra, and rebellious figures like Caroline of Brunswick. The hosts often blend meticulous historical research with a lighthearted approach, making complex narratives accessible and entertaining to a broad audience. The podcast uniquely balances insightful critique with humor, often leaning into nicknames and quirky references that enhance list... more
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