Tudors Dynasty

Hosted ByRebecca Larson

This podcast is for the serious (or not so serious) Tudor fanatic.

Hi! I am Rebecca Larson, a mom, wife, professional genealogist, and armchair historian.

My passion for the Tudor dynasty began during the research of my own family history. While working on my maternal grandmother’s side of the family I had traced them back to Margaret Tudor, sister to Henry Vlll and queen consort of Scotland. How exciting – related to the Tudors! — Unfortunately, no. I wish I could say I’m related to the Tudors…but I’m not. I had missed an error is one of the branches of my tree which led me away from the Tudor line. That is what started my interest in learning more about the Tudors, all things Tudors and monarchs in general.


All Episodes

Tudors Dynasty | Isabella of France: A Reign of Power and Intrigue

Isabella of France and her husband Edward II’s marriage was turbulent and marked by rumors of infidelity. Isabella’s “affair” with Roger Mortimer, a powerful nobleman, became widely known and...

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Tudors Dynasty | Talking History with Rebecca Larson

Given a choice, my inclination is always to discuss history rather than talk about myself. However, at the urging of a dedicated listener and friend of the show, I...

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Tudors Dynasty | This Week in Royal History: February 19-25

Exploring the lives of royals like Edward Plantagenet, Isabella of Portugal, Claude of France, and Princess Victoria Alexandra, among others, offers a fascinating look into the complexities of ruling...

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Tudors Dynasty | Katherine of Aragon: A Different Perspective (Queens Series)

Katherine of Aragon, the first wife of King Henry VIII, left a profound and lasting legacy that goes far beyond her role as the mother of England’s first queen...

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Tudors Dynasty | Codebreakers Crack Secrets of Mary Queen of Scots’ Lost Letters

Despite Walsingham’s network of spies and back channels determined to expose Mary Stuart’s information network, Mary’s clandestine letters to Castelnau remained undiscovered for ten years. It was not until...

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