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Tudors Dynasty

Jane Seymour & the House of Seymour: Power, Ambition, and Legacy

Tudors Dynasty

RedTop Media / Rebecca Larson

History

4.4794 Ratings

🗓️ 4 March 2025

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

Today, I'm joined by the wonderful Carol-Ann Johnston for a fascinating discussion about Jane Seymour and her family. As you know, I have a soft spot for the Seymours, so this episode was an absolute delight to record. I hope you enjoy it!


Book: Jane Seymour: An Illustrated Life

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Host: Rebecca Larson

Guest: Carol-Ann Johnston

Transcript

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0:00.0

The Tudors Dynasty Podcast.

0:03.2

Hello and welcome back to the Tudors Dynasty podcast.

0:06.5

I'm your host, Rebecca Larson.

0:08.4

And today I'm very pleased to welcome to the show for the very first time, Carol Ann Johnson.

0:14.0

Carol Ann, welcome.

0:15.8

Hi, Rebecca.

0:17.0

It's nice to finally see you and meet you.

0:19.6

Yes.

0:20.1

After all of these years on social media,

0:22.4

we've run across each other pretty much in the same Seymour circles. I would probably

0:27.3

Yes. So if you don't already know Carol Ann, she runs the Jane Seymour page. What's it

0:34.6

called exactly on Facebook? Jane Seymour, Henry the Eighth's third wife.

0:39.9

There we go. So if you love Jane Seymour, I highly recommend that you follow her there because she's

0:44.8

always sharing all kinds of fascinating information. But today I have Carolyn here to talk about her book,

0:52.2

Jane Seymour, an illustrated life. And of course, you guys know if you're listening to the show. I'm obsessed with Thomas Seymour and the Seymour family. But mostly my focus is on Thomas, not so much on Jane or his other siblings. So I love when I have the opportunity to welcome a guest on the show who has a focus on a topic such as Jane Seymour.

1:15.3

So I have to know, Caroline, what attracted you to Jane Seymour in the first place?

1:22.3

I've always been a big fan of the six wives of Henry the eighth.

1:26.5

They started very young in school. I remember thinking

1:29.9

in a lesson that six queens is pretty unusual, pretty cool. And then as I got older, obviously

1:37.5

delved into what that meant and learned obviously more the ups and the downs of being the wife of Henry the 8th.

1:48.2

But I always came back to Jane Seymour because she seemed to be overlooked.

1:54.2

If you googled or looked up books about her.

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