Dressed, the history of fashion is a production of Dressed Media.

With over 8 billion people in the world, we all have one thing in common.

Every day we all get dressed. Welcome to Dressed, the history of fashion.

A podcast that explores the who, what, when, of why we wear.

We are fashion historians and your host, April Callahan, Cassidy Sacri.

Dressed listeners, on Tuesday we met some Renaissance era fashion bloggers,

and today we get to meet a medieval peasant fashion influencer who has taken the world by storm.

The one, the only greedy peasant.

Or rather, we will be chatting with the peasant behind greedy peasant, Tyler Gunther.

And for some of our listeners, Tyler and greedy peasant may need no introduction,

but for those of you who are not in the know already, hold on tight because we are about to take

a trip into the queer medieval fever dream of the greedy peasant, a sassy queer fashion loving

medieval peasant who grace the world with his presence on TikTok and Instagram during the pandemic

and has captured hearts all around the world, definitely including ours. We are both huge fans.

And if you can't quite wrap your head around what we're talking about just yet, here is a small

sound bite just to give you an idea. What you are seeing right now is rare, colorized footage

of backstage costume preparations for a medieval pageant in 1422.

The tassled Wabagong chart costumes before you were constructed by the sisters of our lady

of the sacred blood of the most holy martyr, costume shop. The medieval costume designer's name

has been lost to history and will remain unknown, but was most likely gay.

And just a little bio-ungritty peasant brought to you from Molly Ohmstead's slate article

make medieval stuff queer again. So Molly, Molly actually watched hundreds of greedy peasants

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