• S1E17: Q is for...Queen

  • Dec 3 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 2 mins
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S1E17: Q is for...Queen

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  • Thank you for coming back after our holiday break! We are ROYALLY excited to share this week’s episode. Episode 17 is sponsored by the letter Q and Q is for Queen!


    Connect with us on social media @truecrimeabcpodcast or email us your thoughts, ideas, or listener stories to truecrimeabcpodcast@gmail.com!


    Dani talks about Portugal’s 14th century love story between King Pedro and Queen Ines and the queen’s untimely demise. Sarah covers the story of Mary Tudor, Queen Mary I, who was known as “Bloody Mary” for her crimes against protestants in England in the 1500s.


    Book Recommendations:

    • In the Shadow of the Cypress by Thomas Steinbeck

    • The Heretic Wind: The Life of Mary Tudor, Queen of England by Judith Arnopp


    Sources:

    • Wikipedia
    • History Channel
    • Royal Museum Greenwich
    • Wonderslist
    • Britannica
    • ArtsandCulture
    • CNN

    Intro Music: RobHunnsMusic.com or @syndicatemusicUK

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