History Rage Paul Bavill & Kyle Glover

In this episode of "History Rage," host Paul welcomes Dr. Charlotte Gauthier, a historian, to discuss and debunk popular misconceptions about the English Reformation and the origins of the Church of England. Dr. Gauthier passionately refutes the notion that Henry VIII initiated the Church of England due to his Protestant beliefs or to pursue a romantic relationship with Anne Boleyn.
Segment Highlights:
Introduction Paul introduces Dr. Charlotte Gauthier and the episode's topic, challenging prevailing myths about the English Reformation and the Church of England's creation.Understanding the English Reformation : Dr. Gauthier provides historical context for the English Reformation and its contributing factors.The Role of Henry VIII : The discussion delves into Henry VIII's involvement in the English Reformation, his motivations, and the misconceptions surrounding his actions.Papal Supremacy and Divorce : The conversation explores the significance of papal supremacy, Henry's desire for an annulment, and the consequences of his decisions.The Role of the Pope and the Church : Dr. Gauthier sheds light on the power and authority of the Pope and the state of the Church during Henry VIII's reign.Debunking Misconceptions: The interview scrutinizes prevalent misconceptions about the English Reformation and the creation of the Church of England, emphasizing the intricate historical context and the influence of key figures.The Break with Rome : Dr. Gauthier discusses the separation from the Roman Catholic Church, its immediate aftermath, and the legislative transformations during that period.Development of Misconceptions : The conversation reveals how the idea that Henry VIII initiated the Church of England to embrace Protestantism or pursue a romantic relationship with Anne Boleyn gained traction and continued over time.
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***EXPLICIT CONTENT WARNING***
🔥 Brace yourselves for an unfiltered journey through historical chaos as Dr. Zack White, a heavyweight in the world of history, takes the mic to expose the catastrophic missteps of Ridley Scott's Napoleon movie. 🍿
Get ready for a no-holds-barred discussion where Dr. White spills the tea on why this film not only missed the mark but obliterated it. 🎙️ We're diving deep into the murky waters of historical inaccuracies, cringe-worthy scriptwriting, and cinematic blunders that'll make you question if Napoleon himself would cringe.
🎬 Poor Film Making & Script Writing:
Discover the dark secrets behind the scenes as Dr. White pulls back the curtain on the cinematic fiasco. From cringe-worthy dialogue to plot holes big enough to sink a fleet, find out just
how Ridley Scott managed to butcher the epic tale of Napoleon.
💔 The Wrong Bloody War:
Hold on to your history books! Dr. White rips apart the film's portrayal of the Napoleonic Wars, proving it's more than just a quest for 'Josephine's Lady Garden.' Spoiler alert: it's the wrong bloody war! Trench Warfare at Waterloo?.
🐷 Pig Noises & Seduction Techniques:
Yes, you read that right! Dr. White dissects the questionable choices in the film, including whether pig noises are a legitimate seduction technique. Buckle up for a hilarious ride as we explore the cringe-worthy moments that'll leave you questioning the sanity of the filmmakers.
📢 Don't miss out on the most savage and explicit episode yet! Subscribe now and join the conversation on Twitter using #HistoryRage. Warning: Historical knowledge may be dropped with reckless abandon. 🔥🔥🔥
You can follow Zack on Twitter @ZWhiteHistory. You can catch the Napoleonic Wars Podcast at https://open.spotify.com/show/7DtGGrhwOQQH8mJCT2R7fu and you can support the NRWGC at https://www.nrwgc.com/ or follow them on Twitter @NRWGCharity
 
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Welcome to another gripping episode of History Rage! Today, we're delighted to have a returning guest, Dr. Zack White, who's joining us to delve into the complexities and controversies surrounding Napoleon Bonaparte. But don't expect a hero's welcome. Dr. White is here to set the record straight and challenge the prevailing narrative that paints Napoleon as an entirely heroic, brilliant, and virtuous figure. So, buckle up for a passionate exploration of Napoleon's legacy, as we discuss not just his victories but the darker aspects of his rule, and the lasting impact he left on France and the world. It's time to rage against the romanticized image of Napoleon Bonaparte!
Part 1: Napoleon's Legacy in France
Napoleon's influence on France's legal system.Discussion of the Napoleonic Code and its impact on French law.The status of women under the Napoleonic Code.
Part 2: Napoleon's Impact on Race Relations
Napoleon's views on race and slavery.The role of historical figures in shaping our understanding of the past.The complexities of Napoleon's actions in relation to race.
Part 3: Napoleon's Rule and Legacy
Discussion of Napoleon's reign, including his military achievements and failures.The impact of Napoleon's policies on different segments of society.Napoleon's role in Europe and his impact on the world.
Part 4: Completing Napoleon's Legacy
Evaluation of Napoleon's legacy and the Napoleon Wars podcast.The impact of Napoleon on historical narratives and interpretations.Information about the Napoleonic and Revolutionary Wargraves charities and how to support them.
 
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In this episode of History Rage, hosts Paul and Kyle engage in a passionate and insightful discussion with guest Matt Lewis, an author and historian, on the enduring historical mystery surrounding the fate of the Princes in the Tower. The Princes, Edward V and Richard of Shrewsbury, vanished from the historical record in 1483 and are believed to have been murdered, possibly at the hands of their uncle, Richard III. Matt Lewis offers a fresh perspective on this divisive and controversial topic, challenging traditional views and discussing the lack of definitive evidence in both directions.
Key Points and Highlights:
The discussion delves into the controversial topic of what may have happened to the Princes in the Tower.Matt Lewis argues that we should approach the story with an open mind, acknowledging the lack of concrete documentary evidence that can conclusively prove either side of the argument.The podcast explores various theories and alternative identities for the Princes, shedding light on the Missing Princes Project and the potential for new discoveries.The debate around Richard III's alleged involvement in the disappearance of the Princes and the significance of examining historical sources with fresh eyes is emphasized.
Closing Thoughts:
Unraveling the mystery of the Princes in the Tower remains a passionate and divisive historical topic. Matt Lewis provides an alternative viewpoint and encourages listeners to approach the debate with an open mind. The show notes provide links to Matt Lewis's book, social media profiles, and relevant platforms for further exploration of this intriguing historical mystery.
You can follow Matt on Twitter @MattLewisAuthor. You can catch the Going Medieval Podcast at www.historyhit.com and you can follow the Richard III Society on Twitter @rsociety_iii
You can buy Matt’s book “The Survival of the Princes in the Tower” at the History Rage Bookshop here: https://uk.bookshop.org/a/10120/9780750989145
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In this captivating episode, we delve into the heart-wrenching tales of the women and wives who were left behind in the wake of Captain Robert Falcon Scott's ill-fated Antarctic expedition. Our guest, Anne Fletcher, an expert on Edwardian history and the author of "Widows of the Ice," shares her profound insights and research, shining a light on the remarkable yet often overlooked chapter in the history of exploration.
Part 1 - The Characters Left at Home:
Anne introduces us to the unsung heroines of the Scott expedition – the women and wives who waited anxiously for their loved ones' return.
Discover the diverse backgrounds and motivations of these remarkable women and how they coped with the uncertainty of the expedition.
Part 2 - Life and Loss in the Antarctic:
Anne paints a vivid picture of the unforgiving conditions and the brutal realities that the expedition faced in the icy wilderness.
Explore the dramatic events that unfolded, including Scott's final letters and the devastating loss of life, and how these events rippled through the lives of the women at home.
Part 3 - Life After Tragedy:
Anne shares how the widows and families coped with the loss of their beloved explorers.
Find out how they navigated life after the expedition, the financial challenges they encountered, and how their fates diverged.
Conclusion:
In this poignant episode, we reflect on the profound impact of the Scott expedition on the women who supported these fearless explorers. Their stories are a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, revealing the enduring strength of these women in the face of adversity.
You can buy the book “Widows of the Ice” at the History Rage Bookshop. and you can follow Anne on Twitter at @annecfletcher
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Join us in this episode as we journey to the freezing wastes of Victorian exploration with author and adventurer Ernest Coleman. Ernest passionately refutes the myth of cannibalism in the Franklin Expedition, shedding light on its failure, objectives, and the political factors that tarnished its reputation.

Explore the chilling world of Victorian exploration with Ernest Coleman, an author and adventurer.Debunking the persistent myth of cannibalism in the Franklin Expedition.Uncovering the reasons behind the expedition's failure and its original objectives.A closer look at the political dynamics and vendettas that marred the reputation of this historic exploration mission.Join us on this journey to separate fact from fiction in the HMS Terror and Franklin Expedition story. 
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