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Okay, Nathan, I have a confession.

I have been living in my earbuds lately because Audible just dropped a brand new pride and prejudice and it is everything.

Same. And not just any audiobook. This is an Audible original performed by a full cast. It's intimate, vibrant, modern, and it's got an original score by a Grammy-nominated composer. Honestly, it feels like Bridgerton meets Broadway in my headphones.

And let's give this cast their flowers. It stars Marisa Abella from industry as

our girl Elizabeth Bennett, Harris Dickinson as Mr. Darcy, and Lynn Close herself the icon as

Lady Catherine DeBerg. Like, hello. Yeah, and when I tell you, Marisa Abella brings you right inside

Lizzie Bennett, stubborn, brilliant, messy little brain. It's like a sipping tea with her while she's

side-eyced Darcy. Mm-hmm, exactly. And before enemies to lovers was the whole

romantic genre that it is today.

There was Elizabeth Bennett and Mr. Darcy, one of the greatest romances of all time, y'all.

Whether it's your first time or your 50th trip to Longbourn, this fresh modern take will have you falling in love with Austin's classics all over again.

So listen to the new Pride and Prejudice at audible.com slash Jane Austen. That's

audible.com slash Jane Austen. Hi, this is Katie. And this is Nathan. And you're listening to

Queens Podcast, the show about women in history.

Music women in history. Hello, my queens, and welcome to another week in Katie's Corner.

So usually these episodes are kind of, you know, what we're working on for the main part of the podcast.

And even though we have moved on from Wars of the Roses, I am still, I still got some rabbit

holes to go down with these people and the Wars and the Roses and the, like, aftermath right

afterwards.

So there's going to be a couple of more Wars of the Roses

related Katie's Corners. And today, I want to discuss a woman that it's hard to find too

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