19 episodes
Dynasty by Vanity Fair Vanity Fair
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3.7 • 763 Ratings
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Unimaginable secrets. Unyielding power. Devastating rifts and shocking allegiances. With surprising new interviews as well as historic sound, Vanity Fair’s DYNASTY examines the ties that bind the one of the most influential families in the world today, taking you inside their lives for a glimpse at the inner workings of privilege.
DYNASTY goes deep on the modern Windsors with Vanity Fair’s royal correspondent Katie Nicholl and staff writer Erin Vanderhoof, who reexamine the complex, sometimes fiery family dynamics—from the intimate side of the queen’s early reign to Harry and Meghan’s royal split to Prince Andrew’s shameful scandal to the reign of King Charles—with razor-sharp insights, fresh reportage, and exclusive guests.
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The Rebranding of King Charles
The king’s speech? That may mean far less than what has so far gone unsaid over the days of celebration and circumstance. What comes next for the man and his family?
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The King, the Queen, and Their Country
The DYNASTY hosts recap King Charles’s coronation, the highs and lows, and the Prince Harry of it all
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The Palace and the Press
After Harry and Meghan’s royal exit, the royal family doubled down on “never complain, never explain,” but there are a few signs that the Buckingham Palace public relations strategy is undergoing a reset. Can King Charles change the Palace’s relationship with the press?
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King Charles Ascends—For Better and Worse
On a special episode of DYNASTY, cohosts Katie Nicholl and Erin Vanderhoof break down some of the king’s successes on the world stage and some of the threats to his new reign.
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Special Coverage: Will Prince Harry Have Regrets?
After taking a few days to savor Prince Harry’s eye-opening memoir Spare, cohosts Katie Nicholl and Erin Vanderhoof sit down to explain the book’s revelations and debate whether Harry will come to regret his disclosures. Can the Firm weather more controversy? And will the royals ever make up with Harry and Meghan?
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Still Watching: The Crown Season 5
All ten episodes of season 5 of The Crown are now on Netflix, and Dynasty's Erin Vanderhoof joins Vanity Fair reporter Julie Miller for a special Still Watching breaking down the first five episodes of the new season. Catching up with the royals in the 90s, the decades of Charles and Diana's bitter divorce and the Queen's "annus horribilis", the new season includes plenty of drama for every adult member of the royal family, plus the introduction of new key figures like Mohamed Al-Fayed and Hasnat Khan.
Vanity Fair's royal correspondent and Dynasty cohost Katie Nicholl also joins for a conversation about how the real-life royals are feeling about the new season, and why the show may be much more than just an inconvenience for the newly crowned King Charles III.
For more on The Crown, read all of Vanity Fair's coverage.
Vanity Fair’s Still Watching podcast is also recapping this season of HBO’s The White Lotus every Monday - head over their page to hear the latest episode featuring an interview with Beatrice Granno.
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Customer Reviews
Enjoyable enough…
I enjoy listening to the podcast and feel that overall the hosts do a decent job of being fair to all sides, however, regarding the coronation, I feel it was very nice of the king to even invite Harry and Megan. The two of them have done nothing but bad mouth the royal family, been caught in numerous lies and simply don’t exhibit the emotional intelligence that individuals in positions of leadership need. I am still waiting to see their “life of service” as all they have done for over 3 years is profit off of using the titles given to them from the family and “institution” they claim is awful. In my opinion the Sussex’s only want to be associated with the royal family to keep up public interest in them. I’m sure King Charles loves his son, but that doesn’t mean he should accept his and his wife’s behavior and try to involve them. I say it’s time to completely cut them loose. Overall I think Charles will be a good king and has made a lot of strides in modernizing the monarchy and brings important issues to light. He had a strong support in the Wales’ and the Edinburgh’s.
Pretty boring.
Yank host has a bit of humor but no chemistry between the two. Bland listening.
Give Harry a break, Katie!
I love VF, and I used to love watching the Royals wearing jewels and fancy dresses. The nastiness of the last few years really took the shine off that nest of vipers!
Erin is the best part of this podcast, bringing a very American objectivity to the complicated story of Prince Harry’s break from the BRF. There were wrongs done on both sides, and her reporting reflects that.
But Katie Nicholl, ever loyal to the royals, is incapable of giving the poor guy a break! We get that your job is to be a shill for the royal family, but they aren’t perfect and blameless, and Meghan Markle and her crappy mess of a family didn’t cause the Windsors’ problems. I thought it was great that he could attend the Coronation. Let sleeping dogs lie!
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