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excludes plug-in hybrids, Delantis Financial Services. Hello and welcome to the History Extra podcast from BBC History Magazine, Britain's

best-selling history magazine.

I'm Ellie Corthorne.

In this episode, we'll be taking a sideways look at one of history's most popular topics, the Tudors.

Today's guests are Sam Willis and James Daybell, the team behind the Histories of the Unexpected Book and Podcast series.

In lockdown, Sam and James have created a series of homeschooling history podcasts intended to get kids and parents excited about history.

One of the wide range of topics that they cover is the Tudors, and that was the subject of

this conversation. You've created this homeschooling series of podcasts

to help kids and teachers and parents get excited about history. Tudors feature quite

heavily in the series. So why do you think that Tudors are always a sure fire hit,

especially with, say, the younger historians among us.

It's a perennial question, actually. What is it about the 16th century in Britain that is so interesting to everyone, not just kids, but to everyone. And I think part of it is about the

big personalities of the monarchs that you have. Who can fail to be interested in somebody like Henry VIII, who is a, you know, he's a,

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