Hello again, it's Sharon Eistore here with a podcasting update. You know how at the end of

episode 107 I said the podcast was at an end and then I rode off into the

podcasting sunset waving you all a fond farewell.

Well I've had a few months off and I'm kind of wanting to get back to podcasting again.

But before I embark on any new projects, I first need to recoup all the costs I've incurred to date and the costs of any books I'll need for my next round of podcasting.

So here's the plan. I've recorded an hour long episode entitled

King Peter of Cyprus and the Last Crusade. This episode deals with the aftermath of the fall of acre and includes two

more crusades including the important crusade of King Peter of Cyprus in 1365, which was the last ever

crusade in which the object was the recapture of Jerusalem. This is different from all my previous

podcast episodes in that this one is available to purchase. If you go to History of the Crusades dot banned camp.com that's

history of the Crusades all one word dot banned B and A and D camp A-N-N-D-C-A-N-D- Camp, C-A-M-P-O-1-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-O-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-O-W-W-W-W-W for the price of $5 U.S. or you can pay more if you would like to.

You can then stream or download the episode directly from the Bandcamp site.

Should I make enough money from the sale of this episode,

I'll then start work on a new series of episodes under the History of the Crusades Podcast Banner.

And those series of episodes will be on the Crusade against the Cathars.

Instigated by our old friend from the fourth crusade, Pope Innocent the third.

The crusade against the Cathars takes place in southern France in the 13th century against the allegedly heretical

Cathar religious sect.

Let me tell you that this crusade rivals those in the Middle East for its ruthlessness, its

epic battles and the forceful personalities involved.

It promises to be a cracker.

After that, I might even start a whole new podcast series, detailing Western involvement in the Middle

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