Hello and welcome to the Renaissance English History podcast. I'm your host, Heather Tusco,

and I'm a storyteller who makes history accessible because I believe it's a pathway to

understanding who we are,

our place in the universe, and being so much more deeply in touch with our own humanity.

So this is a supplementary episode.

This is a coffee chat that I had with Dan Costaluck.

He's also known as Shakespeare approves your friendly neighborhood Shakespeare.

And he dropped into the Tudor Learning Circle a couple of weeks ago and had a little chat with us.

If you're not already a member of the Tudor Learning Circle, you should totally join. It's free.

TudorlearningCircle.com. We have lots of great chats and discussions, a book club, all that kind of stuff. So TudororlearningCircle.com. We have lots of great chats and discussions of book club,

all that kind of stuff. So TudorlearningCircle.com for that. And I also want to remind you that my

kick-ass Tudor Women course is available on the Himalaya Learning app. So this is an app that's all just

courses by people like Malcolm Gladwell and Seth Godin and all kinds of amazing people.

And you know what?

They chose me, little old me to do a course for them on Tudor Women.

So you can listen to it on the Himalaya app.

And so that's Himalaya.com slash kickass to find out more. And if you

enter the code kickass, when you check out, you'll get a free two-week trial. So you can listen

to all the courses that you want. So please go do that and try that out. Okay, Himalaya.com slash kickass.

All right. So this is our chat with Dan at the Tudor Learning Circle, TudorlearningCircle.com

to find out more about live chats and stuff like that. I also want to say that while this was

being recorded, my daughter was home and I was by myself

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