Hey, hey, hey, welcome to the Renaissance English History Podcast, a part of the Agora

Podcast Network. I am your humble host, Heather Tesco. 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 being much more deeply in touch

with our own humanity. This episode is on Anne Boleyn and Elizabeth I, based on the new book by Tracy Borman, Anne Boleyn and Elizabeth I first. Based on the new book by Tracy Borman,

Anne Boleyn and Elizabeth I The Mother and Daughter who forever changed British history.

I will put a link up at the show notes at Englandcast.com slash Elizabeth Ann. That's

Englandcast.com slash Elizabeth Ann. And we're going to do this similarly to how I did the Woolsey episode a couple of weeks ago

because there's too much to do it in just one episode.

I mean, I could, but then I would get horse and I would lose my voice and nobody wants that.

So we're going to split it into two episodes.

So this episode is going to talk about Ann, her background and the relationship that she had with Elizabeth and go right up into the point where she was killed.

And the next episode will talk more about Elizabeth and her relationship to her mother, her mother's memory as an adult.

Before we get started, though, you know what time it is. It's time to talk about TudorCon.

Because we are just, what, nine and a half months away from TudorCon, 2023, and time flies.

So we have some new speakers confirmed, including the most

fabulous Adrian Dillard, who has a new book out that you should check out as well.

So remember, you can go to Englandcast.com slash TudorCon to grab your tickets. You can set up a

payment plan there. If you want to split the payment over several months to spread that out. You can learn all about it.

It's September 8th through 10th. In Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, it's on a beautiful winery,

restored bank barn. It's now a winery. Next to the Pennsylvania Renaissance Fair. It is three days of

fun and music and feasting and new

friendships and learning and all of the tutor goodness you can imagine with like a hundred of your

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