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The future is open. Hello and welcome to the Renaissance English History Podcast, a part of the Agora podcast network.

I am 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. In this episode, we're going to talk about a major event that's happening this week.

You guys, it's Coronation Day. Or if you're Elsa or Anna, if you're Anna, and you've overslept and

they're knocking at your door and you're like, it's coronation day. That's how Anna calls it in Frozen.

And I know this because I have a daughter who spent several years being obsessed with Frozen.

I'm not going to subject you to me

singing the Coronation Day song, but I am singing it in my head right now as we speak. So,

we're going to chat about coronations, as Anna called it, or coronations throughout English history,

and the tutor coronations specifically.

So I have to tell you a funny story before I start. The first time I went to London, I was just out of

college and I, like on my second day, I wanted to go to Westminster Abbey and, you know, obviously I read tons, all of that.

That was like one of the highlights.

So once I lived in London later, I realized that the trick, this is a trick for those of you visiting London.

If you go for service, you don't have to pay to go in because you're there for the service.

Of course, you don't get to like walk around and look at everything, but you get to sit and

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