and welcome to the Renaissance English History Podcast, a part of the Agora Podcast Network.

This is actually a YouTube video that I had released out on my channel last week, but I want to

release it to the feed here because it is so good. So I'm not going to talk too much about the

speaker, Robert Aubrey Davis, because I talk a lot about him when I'm introducing him for the YouTube video.

So I just wanted to put this in here so that you knew you were going to be listening to an interview.

And there's a different introduction, welcoming people to my channel and everything like that,

which you're going to hear first.

And then we're going to get into it with Robert Aubrey Davis,

who is the host of the Millennium of Music program on SiriusXM and Public Radio Stations.

And we talk about Tudor music and how Thomas Tallis was just a really good guy and lots of other fun stuff. So enjoy and thanks for listening.

Hey there and welcome to the YouTube channel for the Renaissance English History podcast.

If you are new here, a very special warm welcome to you. My name is Heather. I have been

podcasting on Tudor England since 2009. This YouTube channel is where I put all my extra content,

stuff that doesn't always make it onto the podcast, stuff that isn't

always tutor related, but always history related, book reviews, all kinds of fun stuff.

So if you would like to have more history in your YouTube feed, why not go ahead and hit

subscribe and that way you'll never miss out on a video that I put out.

So today I'm going to share an interview that I just did

with Robert Aubrey Davis. And before I officially kind of give the spiel about who Robert

Aubrey Davis is, I want to tell you who he is for me first, because he's a very special person

to me. He hosts a radio show on Sirius XM called

Millennium of Music. He also hosts Broke and Beyond. There's a couple of different Sirius XM

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