Hey friend, welcome to this supplemental episode of the Renaissance English History podcast.

This is an unedited interview conversation I had with Caitlin Chapman.

Caitlin was a TudorCon speaker back in 2022, and she's coming back this year to talk about

whether or not Lady Jane Gray was England's first queen regnant

should be considered England's first queen regnant, the pros and cons of that argument.

So I am both happy and sad to say that TudorCon in-person tickets are sold out, just FYI.

But I will be doing the streaming tickets again this year, so you can get your streaming

ticket at Englandcast.com slash TudorCon and find out all about everything that's

included in that. You'll have access to all of the live

talks, recordings of everything, plus a bunch of extra talks of people who won't be there in

person but are putting together extra talks for streaming folks. And I am putting that list together

now. So Englandcast.com slash TudorCon to learn more about the TudorCon

streaming ticket. So you can catch Caitlin either in person or online at TudorCon this year. Let me tell

you a little bit about her. Caitlin Chapman is an English history enthusiast who has a love of learning

and sharing stories of dynamic women in history with a focus on the

medieval and renaissance era. She's been a member of the Catherine Swinford Society for several years,

where she served as a committee member, secretary, and chairwoman, and contributes articles to

the society's journal. She spoke at TudorCon 22, like I said, and this appeared as a guest

on the History of England podcast with

David Crowther, one of the best podcasts ever. She has interviewed renowned historian and author

Alison Weir, Caitlin, along with the rest of the committee, planned and co-hosted the 2022 and

23, Catherine Swinford Society Study Days at Lincoln Cathedral with guest speakers, including

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