A history podcast that aims to cover the birth of the European state system by examining the Early Modern Period of European history. Along the way, the podcast will delve into the geography, economy, politics, ideas, and culture of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period to give the listener a view into the lives of the people who lived the events. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 14 hours 30 minutes
episode 72: Episode 72, Women in the Middle Ages Part V: An Estate
After many months we wrap up our look at women in the middle ages with a discussion of what it all means. Spoilers: It isn't about the estate of women, it is about the frames of reference we explored along the way.
episode 71: Episode 71: Women in the Middle Ages, Women and the Law Part 2: Land and Marriage
In today's episode we look at the interaction between marriage, inheritance, and property. This may sound esoteric and boring. And it is. But it tells us an awful lot about how women interacted with this society so eat your acid polka broccoli....
episode 70: Episode 70b: More Agoraphobia
In this episode we address recent events in the podcasting community, and racism in a beloved sci fi franchise. Its not really that fun. But it gets better. The end is good. If you are into that kind of thing.10 American Presidents: http://www.10usp...
episode 70: Episode 70a: Podiversiary 2020 Part 1
It's 2020. Inevitably, this year's podiversiary is a clip show. But hopefully a fun one? https://play.acast.com/s/theagorapodcastnetwork/weareagorahttps://cfrri.org/
episode 69: Episode 69: Women part VI, Women and the Law Part 1
In today's episode we look at how the law defined the role of women in society, and how it allowed women to interact with the law itself. In the process we will finally start to come to terms with sexual violence.Agora Podcast Network Feed: htt...
episode 68: This is Episode 68: A Short Discussion of The Law as a Source
Today is going to be a brief digression into the value of legal codes as a source, which will set us up nicely for the next episode, where we will begin to discuss the status of women in early medieval legal codes. Charlemagne's proclivity for pin...
The Fault Line
The Iraq War came about following a moment of crisis – September 11th, 2001. In real-time, the world watched our leaders react and made decisions based on fast-paced information presented to them, not unlike the moment we are currently facing in our co...
episode 67: Episode 67: Women Part III, Welcome to the Working Week
In today's episode we examine the role women played in the economy of the middle ages. Spoilers: it was pretty big.
episode 66: Episode 66: Wittenberg to Witches
Ben Jacobs of Wittenberg to Westphalia and Sam Hume of the History of Witchcraft sat down for a chat about witch panics, memes, authority, and the importance of getting angry while also staying calm.https://paxbritannica.info/episode-list/https://w...