If there's one thing I've learned about the Tudors, it's that Anne Boleyn is by far the most popular

of all of the figures from that time in history. So today we take a look at Ann Boulin.

The Tudors Dynasty podcast. Hello and welcome back to another season of the Tudors Dynasty

podcast. I am your founder and host Rebecca Larson.

And today I am so pleased to share with you an interview

that my great friend Melanie Taylor did

with the incomparable John Guy and Julia Fox

about their new book that talks about Anne Boleyn.

You are not going to want to miss this interview

because there's so much going on here. And if you are an Ann Berlin fan, you are going to love this

so much. So with that, let's get on with this. Mel, go for it. Hello, I'm Mel Taylor, and today

I have the privilege of interviewing the eminent Tudor historians, John Guy and Julia Fox, about their stunning new book, Hunting the Falcon.

Professor Guy received his bachelor degree in PhD from Cambridge University, where he is currently a fellow of Clare College.

He's written 16 books, as a regular guest on multiple BBC radio shows,

and is a BBC documentary contributor. His biography of Mary Queen of Scots was the inspiration

for the 2018 films starring Saiorcia Ronan and Margot Robbie. I hope I've got the pronunciation

of Miss Ronan's name, right? After receiving her degree from the University of London,

Julia Fox taught history at various schools throughout London.

Julia is the author of two books, Jane Berlin, the infamous Lady Rochford,

and Sister Queen's, Catherine of Aragon and Joanna Queen of Castile.

On behalf of Tudor's Dynasty podcast, welcome and many congratulations on a really fabulous book. Thank you. First of all, how did you manage to undertake

all that research necessary during the pandemic? With French help. It's the answer to that one, I have to say.

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