Hey everybody and welcome to the podcast again. Today is a bit of a different show. It's

a bonus episode. If you listen to our episode that came out on Thursday, you'll know that we had

done an interview with Seth Margolis about Elizabeth I and it was a great interview and we had a

lot of content but we didn't use but a little bit in the episode and we wanted to share that with you.

So what we're going to do here is we're going to go ahead and actually share with you the interview.

It was Joe and myself for that interview. Devon wasn't unfortunately able to make it but it's

great interview. It's a lot of history and a lot of good information and I think you're going to

like a lot. So let's roll that interview.

And you've got a lot more research on this really than we have and so I guess I'd like to know,

do you really think Elizabeth had a child? You know I don't know. I would suspect not. I tend to be

a discounter of conspiracy theories. And so it was a really intriguing idea for a novel and there are

bits and pieces of her life and the circumstances around it that might lead you to think she had a

child but I tend to think she didn't. But I think it's sort of like if you think about the

Kennedy assassination. Again, I'm not a conspiracy theorist in general. So I think Lee

Harriard's Oswald acted alone. But a lot of people just feel that it's just unthinkable that this

great man who was so beloved at the time and maybe even more so in retrospect could be brought

down by one lunatec with good aim. You want it to be a conspiracy because it seems unfitting that

such a great person could be eliminated by such a nobody. With Elizabeth, there's a similar

frustration that arguably the greatest, certainly the greatest monarch in English history and maybe

one of the great leaders in world history just ended her line ended with her death and the tutors

were no more hurt, she means were no more, how could that be? It just it doesn't seem fitting somehow.

So people constantly want her to have left something behind. And in a way that's the, I think that's

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