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

I'm your 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 be more deeply in touch with our own humanity. This is episode Who the Heck knows

Flost Track and it's on pilgrimages in medieval England, and then how that

changed under the Reformation. But first, I would be remiss if I did not tell you about TudorCon,

specifically the TudorCon streaming ticket. So I swore up and down, up and down. If you listen to my

episode on word painting, it all comes full circle. Up and down, up and down, she wandered.

I wonder if I'll keep this in or if I'll edit this out. Anyway, where was I?

Oh, I swore up and down. And if you don't know what I'm talking about right now, I'm really sorry. You can just go back and listen to the episode on word painting in Elizabethan Madrigals. I'm sure I did an episode on that. I must have. If not, I will. And there's the fair Phyllis I saw sitting all alone,

feeding her flocks near to the mountainside, and she got lost and wandered up and down, up and

down. Anyway, I swore up and down, up and down, that I wasn't going to do another online ticket

this year. Man, that got sidetracked really fast when I was doing Tudor Khan in person because it's just like too much to manage,

I thought. And then I realized, thanks to my husband telling me, that it became too much to manage

because I complicated the heck out of it before. So a lot of people requested it. People are still weirded out about travel.

And, you know, rightly so for a lot of people. The economy is doing weird stuff. So, you know,

making the decision to come to TudorCon for a lot of people just wasn't going to work out.

So I am offering the streaming ticket, the TudorCon streaming ticket. It is only $24, you guys.

$24. What does your $24 get you? I'm glad you asked. It gets you streaming access to all of the

talks, parties and the entertainment, which will all be on Zoom. It's going to be the most fun you have on

Zoom like ever, I think. The Zoom sessions will be recorded. So you can go back and watch things

afterwards. I'll be posting all of the links in a private group on the Tudor Learning Circle,

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