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

I'm your host, Heather Tesco, and I'm a storyteller

who makes history accessible because I believe it's a pathway to understanding who we are,

our place in the universe, and be more deeply in touch with our own humanity. This is episode 146,

and it's about how the tutors saw English history and their place in English

history. I've thought a lot about how the tutors discussed and learned about their own history,

and I did do another episode earlier on the Tudor Tudors, so the people who were the teachers and developed textbooks and things

like that during this period. So I'll link to that in the show notes. But I was really kind of

thinking about how they saw the Anglo-Saxon period, for example, and I wanted to dig into that in an

episode. So you can get show notes and resources at Englandcast.com slash history.

So I have three main admin points, and I'll go through them really quickly.

So the first is that right now until June 28th, I believe, is the Indiegogo for my

2021 tutor planner.

So if you don't yet know what the tutor planner is,

it's a weekly, monthly diary slash calendar slash planner that I've been doing for this

will be the fifth year. And it's filled with tutor facts this week in tutor history, all that

kind of stuff wrapped up in a beautiful cover that looks like an old manuscript. But it also

has all of the planner stuff that my fellow planner nerds will appreciate like habit trackers and

goal sheets and check-ins and all that kind of stuff. The Indiegogo is something I do every year to fund

the printing of it because it's something that I just publish myself. I do it all independently.

And if you support the Indiegogo, there's like some super cool perks. So not only do you get

the planner at the cheapest price that it's going to be all year, but you also get some cool

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