Episodes: 454
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000
Gender skew: Neutral
Listener location: USA
YouTube: 2.7k subscribers
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Cassidy Cash - Host focused on William Shakespeare’s life and the historical world surrounding his work.
Maria Hayward - Sixteenth-century Clothing, Fashion, Identity, Status, And Self-fashioning.
Ulinka Rublack - Sixteenth-century Clothing, Fashion, Identity, Status, And Self-fashioning.
Catherine Richardson - Everyday Objects Mentioned In Shakespeare’s Plays And What They Reveal About Material Life In Shakespeare’s England.
Laura Kiel - Kronborg Castle, Its Connection To Shakespeare’s Hamlet, And Productions Staged At The Castle.
Missy Dunaway - Bird Species Referenced In Shakespeare’s Works, Historical Sources, Symbolism, And Renaissance Natural History.
The Villainous Saffron Murder
October 05, 2026
We begin with one of Shakespeare's most memorable fashion jokes: Malvolio in Twelfth Night, strutting in his yellow stockings. In the play, the color is comic, even ridiculous. Malvolio believes the stockings will make him attractive and impressive, but to everyone else, they make him look foolish. Shakespeare's audience would have recognized that clothing could carry meaning, and yellow was not a neutral choice. From there, we step into the real fashion world of Jacobean England, where yello...
How Shakespeare's England Laid the Groundwork for the Witch Panics
September 28, 2026
In the decades that followed Shakepseare's death in 1616, England saw the arrival of events known as witch panics of Civil War–era Britain. It's easy to think that these witch panics and the heightened fear about witches was something that's post-Shakespeare, but the reality is that the the legal, religious, and cultural foundations were already being laid during Shakespeare's lifetime through developments such as the 1604 Witchcraft Act, King James I's ideas about demonic conspiracy, and gro...
The First Fashion Magazine of the 16th Century
September 21, 2026
Long before fashion magazines, personal style blogs, or carefully curated social media feeds, a 16th century German accountant named Matthäus Schwarz was documenting his wardrobe in extraordinary detail. Between 1520 and 1560, Schwarz commissioned artists to create more than 130 precise watercolor portraits of him on parchment, recording the clothing he wore at different stages of his life. The earliest images, painted by Narziss Renner, reconstructed Schwarz's appearance from infancy throug...
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