In the Shadow of Catherine Howard: Four Women in the 1540s by Gareth Russell 

Fascinating and I could listen to Gareth all day long! 😊

So enjoyed this, just excellent, Gareth thank you for bringing these women out of the shadows!

Always a pleasure to hear Gareth talk about Katherine Howard.

I’ve read Mr Russell’s book - it’s excellent - but listening to his fascinating account of these four women makes me want to go back and read the book again.

I love Gareth! I have two of his books and devour his podcast, like yours too! ❤

Fascinating! Thank you!

Fascinating 👏❤️ thank you Gareth Russel - you are a joy to listen to.

Another very good and interesting podcast from Gareth who brings forth people from the periphery that you don’t always hear about. Many thanks Gareth .👏

Found this to be really interesting and told me alot of things I hadnt previously heard before,.

Loved your book!

Some very interesting and unfamiliar history.

Super interesting!

Excellent episode, fascinating intrigue and learning things I never knew 👍😉

Privileged to hear this presentation. Thank you, Gareth and Natalie!

Wow! This was amazing. Thank you for bringing this to us. Much appreciated.

Thank you, Gareth. I read your book a while ago and loved it, but I appreciate that here you focused more on these four women and specifically broke down each one's part in Catherine Howard's life and death. I always learn fascinating information from you!

Fascinating

Thank you for this podcast. Gareth's book ''young damned and fair'' is an excellent read. Gareth must be recommended for shining a light on one of history's most poorly handled reputations. This podcast here attracts attention to women around Catherine, again something rarely done by historians. Work like this break assumptions long held in the historiographical discourse. Please go on.

Really enjoyed this talk ,and your presentation style is engaging and clear . Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge , I found it particularly interesting to hear about Jane Bulmer , who ‘ s portrayal in the Tudor s showed her in a very negative light, i would have like to hear more about Thomas Culpepper , is I doubt he could have been as brazen as he is portrayed he would surely have know how much danger he potentially was in . Thanks again .

I wonder if Mary Lascelles is an ancestor of Tommy Lascelles, first secretary to Queen Elizabeth II?

I agree this was interesting. I have been curious about the events around Catherine’s downfall since I read your book. Info about Risley( can’t spell it without looking) was chilling. What made him torture a woman with his own hands, especially a Protestant? Glad I never met him in a dark alley!

I am kinda liking Agnes. Do a book on her. Catherine DeMedici in my opinion loved James 5. She looked after Mary Queen of Scotts. Catherine wanted to marry James.

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