So is this the introduction?

It might be.

Hello and welcome to the Renaissance English History podcast.

I'm your host, but I have two co-hosts today.

Wow, co-hosts, a guest perhaps?

We'll go with co-hosts.

We'll take responsibility for this. You've actually heard their voices before when they did a podcast on Richard the 3rd recently. Now is the, actually, Xander did that one. Oh, yeah. Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious summer by this son of York. Oh, yeah. What a guy. What a cool guy, buddy. So anyway, that's Sander, and I'm Eric, and we're the guys from reconsider where we do politics,

but not the thinking for you.

And so today what we're going to talk about is reconsidering some of the basic, what do you think?

Narratives.

Like, narratives of Tudor England.

And we're going to talk about some women in particular and some stories that people get very excited about and very emotional about and how we can go back and examine where we get our own thoughts from and examine how we feel about the things we read and how to reconsider

things.

And if you happen to like this episode, Heather is going to join us on Reconsider, and we're

going to basically do the exact opposite.

Use Tudor England history to reconsider modern day events.

So stay tuned.

Plus for that. So head on over to their site, and I'll post links on that. Rec, stay tuned. Close for that.

So head on over to their site, and I'll post links on that.

Reconsidermedia.com slash podcast or find us on iTunes at Reconsider.

We're Agora Buddies.

You can find us that way too.

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