Hey friend, this is a special episode of the Renaissance English History podcast. It is Adrian Dillard

at TudorCon in 2023, talking about George Berlin and his advancement of the Henriian Religious

Reformation. So I've released some clips of this before, but I don't think I've ever released

the whole talk. And I'm going to start releasing some of the TudorCon talks from

previous TudorCons to give you a taste of what TudorCon is like. We only have like six or seven

tickets left for the in-person part of it. But in June, I'll start selling the tickets for the

streaming ticket. You can watch online, be part of it. We've got an active community. We still have the

costume contest. We still have trivia, all kinds of fun stuff for streamers to make it really

immersive more than just watching, watching it online. So anyway, you'll hear more about that

as we get closer to June when those tickets go on sale.

But for now, enjoy Adrian Dillard talking about George Bullen, the complete talk.

She is fantastic. I'm a huge fan of Adrian.

Ever since I've read her first book on Jane Blin, I've been a fan.

So I hope you enjoy. And thanks for watching

slash listening. All right. Bye. I know you guys thought I was going to talk about Holbein,

but we're going to talk about George. So as some of you who follow me online know, I started my master's program. So I'm going to get my

master's degree in history, which is something I've always wanted. But it does take up a lot of

time, especially when you have a full time job and you're trying to write and trying to run a publishing

company. And so poor whole bind had to go back, you know, to the back of the stove.

Because I wanted to, um, a lot of times I think we don't necessarily know all of the, the extra

things that go into academic history.

You know, we read a lot of popular history. We watch a lot of popular history on TV, which is

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