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Henry VIII & His Wives: Part 7 — Catherine Parr: The Survivor — History is Now Magazine, Podcasts, Blog and Books
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Catherine Parr, attributed to Master John. Source: Public domain, available here.Catherine Parr was born around 1512 into a respected northern gentry ...

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Podcasters Looking for Guests Issue 4 : Nicole Pyles
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We’re back again with another issue! I’m thankful for the long weekend coming up. I’ve also made it simpler to navigate prior posts by ...

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Hopinions 155 “40 Years” – Beer O’clock Show Podcasts
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In this special release, Martin & Steve are joined by beer hoarder Jezza to drink their way through a selection of beers ...

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8 Best Money And Investing Podcasts
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8 Best Money And Investing Podcasts Whether you are driving in traffic, doing the laundry, or walking in the park, listening to ...

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Hopinions 156 “How You Feeling?” – Beer O’clock Show Podcasts
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This week Martin & Steve check in on the listeners and try some of the Origins range from Fyne Ales Beers | Fyne Ales ...

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How the U.S. Civil War Made Christmas a National Holiday — History is Now Magazine, Podcasts, Blog and Books
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The religious nature of the holiday season upon us aside, this time of year has been a time of celebration and gift giving for centuries. The Twelve Days ...

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Nathan Bedford Forrest – The Wizard of the Saddle? — History is Now Magazine, Podcasts, Blog and Books
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Pre-warBorn into poverty in Tennessee, Forrest received little formal education and no military training. By 1860, he owned two plantations, traded ...

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The Best of 2025: Podcasts
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Smart Meetings’ podcasts covered a lot in 2025. So much so it was hard to settle on the objectively “best podcast episodes” of the year. But, ...

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6 Fatherhood Podcasts About Being A Dad – Diary of the Dad
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Some days, being a dad feels like trying to assemble flat-pack furniture with half the screws missing and a toddler eating the instructions. ...

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Texas Independence – Was it About Sovereignty or Slavery? — History is Now Magazine, Podcasts, Blog and Books
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The Fall of the Alamo (1903) by Robert Jenkins Onderdonk.“…the institution of slavery is neither an interest to be defended nor an outrage to be ...

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