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Sports Chasers PodcastHow Game Time Watches Went from DIY to NFL Deals – Adam PenningtonIn this episode of the Sports Chasers Podcast – Interview Sessions, host Kevin L. Warren sits down with Adam Pennington, the creative force behind Game Time Watches. From manually programming team schedules into watch chips to landing licensing deals with the NFL, MLB, NHL, WWE, and NASCAR, Adam shares the rollercoaster ride of entrepreneurship, sports innovation, and scaling a fan-first brand.🎯 You’ll Learn:How to take an idea and build a licensing empireThe power of strategic partnerships (e.g., Home Shopping Network & Avon)The future of wearables in sports (AI, mobile payment, gambling integrations)Valuable insights for creators and sports busines...
2025-05-2647 min
Sports Chasers PodcastHow Game Time Watches Went from DIY to NFL Deals – Adam PenningtonIn this episode of the Sports Chasers Podcast – Interview Sessions, host Kevin L. Warren sits down with Adam Pennington, the creative force behind Game Time Watches. From manually programming team schedules into watch chips to landing licensing deals with the NFL, MLB, NHL, WWE, and NASCAR, Adam shares the rollercoaster ride of entrepreneurship, sports innovation, and scaling a fan-first brand.🎯 You’ll Learn:How to take an idea and build a licensing empireThe power of strategic partnerships (e.g., Home Shopping Network & Avon)The future of wearables in sports (AI, mobile payment, gambling integrations)Valuable insights for cre...
2025-05-2647 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastThe face of Lady Jane Grey with Rachel TurnbullLady Jane Grey hit the headlines a couple of weeks ago when news broke that a portrait, quite possibly of Jane, painted from life had resurfaced. Today, I welcome Rachel Turnbull, Senior Collections Conservator in Fine Art for English Heritage onto the podcast. Rachel was the person at the very centre of this discovery and examination. She joins me to discuss the research, what new features from the portrait were discovered and how changes were made, likely long after the original painting was completed, to change the way the sitter is presented.
2025-03-2030 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastLancaster and York, who had the better claim, with Gareth StreeterWe all know that the Tudors took the throne from King Richard III at the battle of Bosworth, thus ending the decades long wars of the roses, but, who actually were the two sides of this ongoing battle, how did the families of Lancaster and York split off, who were they, what was their royal descent, and of course the big question, who had the better overall claim? Well to discuss this and a whole lot more about this fascinating period of history, I am thrilled to welcome back historian and author Gareth Streeter onto the podcast to tells...
2025-03-131h 11
The Tudor Chest PodcastJane Seymour, Henry VIII’s true love with Dr Elizabeth NortonIn todays episode I am delighted to be welcoming back Dr Elizabeth Norton for a discussion all about Jane Seymour, with our conversation based around Elizabeth’s book, Jane Seymour, Henry VIII’s True Love. We discuss Jane’s early life, what roles she played at court, how she behaved as queen and ask the questions, just what would have happened to Jane had she lived longer, or more crucially, if she had failed to deliver a son, so sit back and enjoy as I discuss, by Elizabeth Norton’s own admission, the wife of King Henry VIII who is perha...
2025-03-061h 00
The Tudor Chest PodcastHeirs of Ambition, The Making of the Boleyn's with Dr Claire MartinWhen we hear the name Boleyn, we naturally jump to the world of the Tudors and one of the most famous women in British history, Anne Boleyn, but, Anne and her family didn’t just pop out of the ground, there were of course many generations of Boleyn’s before her, so who were they? Well today I am thrilled to welcome Dr Claire Martin onto the podcast for a discussion on this very subject. We discuss how the Boleyn family started out, what led to Boleyn involvement in the wars of the roses and how Anne’s great-grandfather, Geoffr...
2025-02-2757 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastCharles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, Henry VIII's Best Friend with Michael HoyCharles Brandon is the man who was Henry VIII’s best friend, a career courtier who owed basically all of his rise to the house of Tudor, preferment that eventually led to his being made Duke of Suffolk. He is famous for his scandalous marriages, from dumping one intended wife to marry her much older and much richer aunt, to marrying Henry VIII’s own sister in secret, but what about the man beyond the marriages? Who was he, how did he get his place at court and is there an argument that actually his soul mate, in a tota...
2025-02-2050 min
New Books with Miranda MelcherAdam Pennington, "Henry VIII and the Plantagenet Poles: The Rise and Fall of a Dynasty" (Pen and Sword History, 2024)The story of King Henry VIII, a man who married six times only to execute two of those wives, is part of Great Britain’s national and international identity. Each year, millions of people walk around the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace and Hever Castle, plus many other historical sites, taking in and hoping to glean some sense of the man and the myth, and yet there is a period from Henry VIII’s life which remains largely overlooked, a period in which he chose not to execute wives, servants or ministers, but instead turned on another group enti...
2025-02-1546 min
New Books in Medieval HistoryAdam Pennington, "Henry VIII and the Plantagenet Poles: The Rise and Fall of a Dynasty" (Pen and Sword History, 2024)The story of King Henry VIII, a man who married six times only to execute two of those wives, is part of Great Britain’s national and international identity. Each year, millions of people walk around the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace and Hever Castle, plus many other historical sites, taking in and hoping to glean some sense of the man and the myth, and yet there is a period from Henry VIII’s life which remains largely overlooked, a period in which he chose not to execute wives, servants or ministers, but instead turned on another group enti...
2025-02-1546 min
New Books in HistoryAdam Pennington, "Henry VIII and the Plantagenet Poles: The Rise and Fall of a Dynasty" (Pen and Sword History, 2024)The story of King Henry VIII, a man who married six times only to execute two of those wives, is part of Great Britain’s national and international identity. Each year, millions of people walk around the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace and Hever Castle, plus many other historical sites, taking in and hoping to glean some sense of the man and the myth, and yet there is a period from Henry VIII’s life which remains largely overlooked, a period in which he chose not to execute wives, servants or ministers, but instead turned on another group enti...
2025-02-1546 min
New Books in British StudiesAdam Pennington, "Henry VIII and the Plantagenet Poles: The Rise and Fall of a Dynasty" (Pen and Sword History, 2024)The story of King Henry VIII, a man who married six times only to execute two of those wives, is part of Great Britain’s national and international identity. Each year, millions of people walk around the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace and Hever Castle, plus many other historical sites, taking in and hoping to glean some sense of the man and the myth, and yet there is a period from Henry VIII’s life which remains largely overlooked, a period in which he chose not to execute wives, servants or ministers, but instead turned on another group enti...
2025-02-1548 min
New Books in Women's HistoryAdam Pennington, "Henry VIII and the Plantagenet Poles: The Rise and Fall of a Dynasty" (Pen and Sword History, 2024)The story of King Henry VIII, a man who married six times only to execute two of those wives, is part of Great Britain’s national and international identity. Each year, millions of people walk around the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace and Hever Castle, plus many other historical sites, taking in and hoping to glean some sense of the man and the myth, and yet there is a period from Henry VIII’s life which remains largely overlooked, a period in which he chose not to execute wives, servants or ministers, but instead turned on another group enti...
2025-02-1548 min
New Books in Early Modern HistoryAdam Pennington, "Henry VIII and the Plantagenet Poles: The Rise and Fall of a Dynasty" (Pen and Sword History, 2024)The story of King Henry VIII, a man who married six times only to execute two of those wives, is part of Great Britain’s national and international identity. Each year, millions of people walk around the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace and Hever Castle, plus many other historical sites, taking in and hoping to glean some sense of the man and the myth, and yet there is a period from Henry VIII’s life which remains largely overlooked, a period in which he chose not to execute wives, servants or ministers, but instead turned on another group enti...
2025-02-1548 min
New Books in Western European StudiesAdam Pennington, "Henry VIII and the Plantagenet Poles: The Rise and Fall of a Dynasty" (Pen and Sword History, 2024)The story of King Henry VIII, a man who married six times only to execute two of those wives, is part of Great Britain’s national and international identity. Each year, millions of people walk around the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace and Hever Castle, plus many other historical sites, taking in and hoping to glean some sense of the man and the myth, and yet there is a period from Henry VIII’s life which remains largely overlooked, a period in which he chose not to execute wives, servants or ministers, but instead turned on another group enti...
2025-02-1548 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastElizabeth Boleyn, Countess of Wiltshire with Sophie Bacchus WatermanElizabeth Boleyn, Countess of Wiltshire is famous as the mother of Queen Anne Boleyn, and yet Elizabeth herself remains an extremely elusive figure. So much of her story is unknown, which is why I was so excited to learn that the very first book about Elizabeth Boleyn has been written and will be released later this year. I am thrilled to say that the books author, Sophie Bacchus Waterman is this weeks podcast guest. She joins me to discuss this fascinating but hugely overlooked figure, and although much still remains unknown, Sophie has discovered some new insights which do...
2025-02-1357 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastThe Imagery of Queen Mary I with Dr Peter StiffellWhen you think about Queen Mary I it’s probably Antonis Mor’s famous portrait of her that instantly pops into your head, or maybe its the stunning image of Mary in her 20s on display at the national portrait gallery. The truth however is that Mary is depicted in literally hundreds of different images, from portraits and sketches to legal documents and of course in coinage. To discuss Mary’s imagery I am thrilled to welcome Dr Peter Stiffell onto the podcast. Peter is an expert in the story of Mary I and has catalogued all known images of her...
2025-02-061h 06
The Tudor Chest PodcastAnne Boleyn - A History in Portraits with Elizabeth LaVasseIf there is one thing about Anne Boleyn that fascinates almost everyone who loves Tudor history, its discussing what on earth she actually looked like. All we have to go on, at least for now, is a series of portraits painted after Anne Boleyn’s death and that damaged medal which was struck in 1534, but, is it just possible that a portrait of Anne Boleyn, painted from life has been hiding in plain sight all along? Today I speak to Elizabeth LaVasse, who has been researching Anne’s many images and has developed what I think could be an incr...
2025-01-3042 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastTudor Midwifery with Brigitte BarnardBrigitte Barnard is a Tudor fictional author and fully qualified midwife who joins me today for a fascinating discussion all about Tudor midwifery. We cover the stories of Tudor women from the very top of society right down to the poorest. From the rules around confinement to bizarre birthing rituals, to the things that remain as prominent in giving birth today as they did for those in the 16th century. We also explore some of the stories told about the ramifications of Henry VIII’s wives pregnancies, from what ultimately killed Jane Seymour to a theory around Henry’s bloo...
2025-01-2340 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastAnne Boleyn and Witchcraft with Sylvia Barbara SobertonSylvia Barbara Soberton is a historian and author who joins me today for a discussion all about Anne Boleyn and witchcraft! Many historians refute claims that Anne was actually accused of being in a witch during her downfall in May 1536, but Sylvia has uncovered evidence which gives us pause for thought on this front, and that actually there is much more to the story than initially believed. Today we cover this all and much more as we explore the notions of exactly what witchcraft was in the context of Anne Boleyn’s story.
2025-01-1653 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastTudor Food and Drink with Brigitte WebsterHello and welcome back to the first episode of the tudor chest podcast for 2025! This week I am thrilled to welcome tudor food historian Brigitte Webster onto the show for a discussion all about how the tudors ate and drank. We look at table manners, Henry VIII’s favourite foods, what influence foreign cuisine had and even discuss the fact that the tudors had takeaways, yes, you heard that right! Brigitte is at the very top of her field and is remarkably knowledgeable, you’re in for quite a treat, so sit back and listen as we explore all thin...
2025-01-131h 05
Talking TudorsEpisode 276 - The Rise and Fall of the Pole Family with Adam PenningtonWelcome to another journey back to 16th century England with Talking Tudors. In this episode, host Natalie Grueninger explores the compelling tale of the Pole family, joined by historian and author Adam Pennington. Dive into the intriguing saga of Margaret Pole and her family, whose complex relations with the Tudor court reveal the delicate balance of power and loyalty.
From Margaret's early years of royal favour to the harrowing events leading to her execution, this episode unravels the dramatic and tumultuous lives of the Poles—a family with a claim to the English throne. Experience the riveting ac...
2025-01-121h 02
The Tudor Chest PodcastTudor Food and Drink with Brigitte WebsterThis week I am thrilled to welcome tudor food historian Brigitte Webster onto the show for a discussion all about how the tudors ate and drank. We look at table manners, Henry VIII’s favourite foods, what influence foreign cuisine had and even discuss the fact that the tudors had takeaways, yes, you heard that right! Brigitte is at the very top of her field and is remarkably knowledgeable, you’re in for quite a treat, so sit back and listen as we explore all things tudor food and drink!
2025-01-091h 04
The Tudor Chest PodcastThe Katherine of Aragon festival with Jackson van UdenJackson van Uden is a historian and one of the key personnel involved in the Katherine of Aragon festival which takes place each year at Peterborough Cathedral, the location of Katherine’s grave, and Peterborough Museum. From talks to tours, light displays and even a commemoration to Katherine with representatives from Rome involved, its a spectacular event and one that has been going on, surprisingly, for literally hundreds of years in one way or another! Today Jackson and I discuss this festival and more around Katherine’s story, and explore why we believe her story is one that is ofte...
2024-12-1954 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastBlood, Fire and Gold, Elizabeth I and Catherine de Medici with Dr Estelle ParanqueDr Estelle Paranque is an associate professor in history at Northeastern University London and is also a historian, broadcaster and author, who joins me today for a discussion about Catherine de Medici and Queen Elizabeth I. Estelle’s book, Blood, Fire and Gold is the basis for todays conversation, so sit back and enjoy as we discuss how these two formidable women, one a queen regnant and the other a queen consort and then queen mother went head to head across their momentous reigns.
2024-12-121h 05
The Tudor Chest PodcastREGINA, The Queens who could have been with Emily Murdoch Perkins.Today I am talking to historian and author Emily Murdoch Perkins about her latest book, Regina - the queens who could have been. In this book, Emily charts the lives of royal women from over 1,200 years of English history and asks the question, would any of them made good queens regnant? From very well known figures such as Empress Matilda and Elizabeth of York, to characters seldom explored or discussed, including a medieval princess who pleaded with her father to be able to lose her virginity and to another who appeared completely naked before the entire court to prove...
2024-12-051h 19
The Tudor Chest PodcastCatherine Carey, Henry VIII’s True Daughter with Wendy DunnThis week I am talking to historian and author Wendy Dunn all about Catherine Carey, the daughter of Mary Boleyn. Wendy has written a full length biography of Catherine Carey, and believes firmly that she was not the daughter of Mary Boleyn’s first husband William Stafford, but was, in fact, an illegitimate child of King Henry VIII’s. Wendy and I discuss Catherine’s upbringing, her role at the royal court, whether there is any truth in the legend that she accompanied her aunt Anne Boleyn to the scaffold and how she grew to be one of the most t...
2024-11-281h 22
The Tudor Chest PodcastMedieval Women, Voices and Visions with Dr Eleanor JacksonDr Eleanor Jackson is a curator at the British Library, responsible for creating the incredible new exhibition they have on display, Medieval Women, Voices and Visions. This remarkable exhibition brings together artefacts including letters, statues, trial records, table wear and so much more, beautifully telling the stories of medieval women. Many of the items have ties to some of the most iconic women from history, including the Empress Matilda, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Margaret of Anjou and even Joan of Arc. Equally, there are tales of your every day medieval woman, from a girl who broke a rib whilst ice-skating...
2024-11-2153 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastThe final year of Anne Boleyn with Natalie GrueningerNatalie Grueninger is a historian and author, known for her incredible podcast series, talking tudors. A couple of years ago Natalie released her book, the final year of Anne Boleyn, which as the title suggests, charts the final year of Anne Boleyn’s life and how many of the seeds that eventually brought her down were sown long before May 1536. In writing this book, Natalie uncovered aspects of Anne’s story that are either seldom explored, unknown or massively misunderstood, from Anne’s miscarriages, how her arrest played out and indeed what happened to Anne’s remains after she was behe...
2024-11-141h 16
The Tudor Chest PodcastThe Eagle and the Hart - The Tragedy of Richard II and Henry IV with Dr Helen CastorDr Helen Castor is a historian, author and broadcaster who is best known for her work on some of histories most fascinating women, from Eleanor of Aquitaine to Joan of Arc, Isabella of France to Lady Jane Grey, however, her most recent book, published only a few weeks ago breaks the mould, for in it she explores the life of two of medieval England’s kings. The eagle and the hart, the tragedy of Richard ii and Henry iv is this book, a remarkable and highly detailed exploration of these very very different kings and how, as the title su...
2024-11-071h 34
The Tudor Chest PodcastTudor Ghosts with Lizzie GoffIt's Halloween, and so it's only right that this week I explore the stories of Tudor ghosts! From Anne Boleyn to the Princes in the Tower, Margaret Pole to Walter Raleigh, I'm thrilled to welcome this weeks guest, Lizzie Goff onto the podcast to walk me through some of the most famous Tudor spooks said to be out there. Lizzie runs the popular Historical Gal Instagram and TikTok, and has spent a lot of time exploring the stories of some of histories most infamous figures and their apparitions which are said to haunt some of England’s most famous hi...
2024-10-3152 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastAnne Boleyns letter from the tower with Sandra VasoliA letter, said to have been written or dictated by Anne Boleyn, as she languished in the tower of London, awaiting execution, is one of the most famous artifacts associated with Henry VIII’s doomed second wife. My guest today, author, historian and researcher, Sandra Vasoli, has been working on and researching this letter for the past 12 years, discovering remarkable clues to assert its authenticity, and her research is far from over, she’s even bringing AI into the mix to help bring more intelligence forward. We discuss the letters provenance, what is written and Sandi shares insight into the...
2024-10-251h 00
The Tudor Chest PodcastThe Sisters who would be Queen with Leanda Dr LisleJane, Katherine and Mary Grey were the three sisters who, via their mother, were royal princesses of the house of Tudor. Jane, the eldest, is of course famous as the nine days queen, with her life ending on the executioners scaffold, the stories of her younger sisters are far less well known, despite their prominence at the royal court and the dramas that both women would go through. Today, I am pleased to welcome historian and author Leanda de Lisle onto the show for a discussion all about these three, fascinating sisters. What were their early days like, who...
2024-10-171h 06
The Tudor Chest PodcastBess of Hardwick - A Tudor BusinesswomanShe goes by many names, Elizabeth Cavendish, Elizabeth Talbot, the Countess of Shrewsbury, but is perhaps best known as Bess of Hardwick. Although not born to great wealth or even a great name, she would become one of the most significant women of Elizabeth I’s reign, and would also count two prominent claimants to the throne as members of her family, but who actually was Bess of Hardwick? How did she become such a key figure in the reign of Elizabeth I, and what exactly where the business ventures she took on, that in many respects broke the mo...
2024-10-1025 min
The Tudor Chest Podcast1502, the year that shook the the Tudor throne, with Dr Sarah MorrisIn 1502 the Tudor throne was rocked by a series of catastrophes which greatly troubled the security of King Henry VII’s grip on power. To help quash further unrest, he and his queen, Elizabeth of York embarked on a long progress through the south west of England and the south east of Wales. Today I am pleased to welcome my friend and business partner, Dr Sarah Morris onto the show for a discussion about this progress. Sarah will walk us through what a progress actually was, what impact it would have on the local area, what the significance of th...
2024-10-031h 06
The Tudor Chest PodcastLady Arbella Stuart, a portrait discovery with Elizabeth Goldring and Emma Rutherford.Tudor portrait discoveries are always exciting, and even more exciting when it’s a tudor we don’t have many portraits of to start with! I was therefore thrilled when earlier this year a portrait by Nicholas Hilliard of Lady Arbella Stuart, a one time major contender to the English throne was unearthed and identified by historians Elizabeth Goldring and Emma Rutherford. Today, I have the pleasure of having both Elizabeth and Emma onto the show for a discussion all about this painting, from how they found it, how they identified who it was and what the portrait can tell...
2024-09-2650 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastQueens Gambit and Firebrand with Elizabeth FremantleElizabeth Fremantle is an author whose hugely popular book, Queens Gambit about Katherine Parr has now been adapted into a major film starring Alicia Vikander and Jude Law as Katherine and King Henry VIII respectively. In todays episode I chat to Elizabeth all about the book, how she came up with the idea, why she took certain character decisions and we dive into the film itself, from casting, costumes and character choices, including an amusing way that Jude Law went to extreme lengths to capture the essence of what being around Henry VIII must have been like!
2024-09-191h 20
The Tudor Chest PodcastThe Princes in the Tower, English Histories Biggest Mystery.Inside the tower of London two young boys, initially held in great splendour, are being seen less and less. History knows them as the princes in the tower, and their disappearance is one of, if not the greatest royal mystery in Great Britain's long and dramatic history. Although few doubt that they met their end in the Tower of London, more recently there has been a re-examination, with some believing the boys not only escaped the confines of the dreaded fortress, but lived on, to later attempt to win back the throne that should have been theirs. But what...
2024-09-1259 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastEleanor Clifford, Countess of Cumberland - Henry VIII's Lost NieceHenry VIII had three royal nieces, and yet where Margaret Douglas and Frances Brandon are well known figures of the time, his third niece, Eleanor Clifford, Countess of Cumberland is all but unknown, despite her royal blood and the importance of her place in the line of succession. Despite her proximity to the crown, and the difficulty this often placed on people, Eleanor led a mostly happy and successful life, and yet her story is one all but overlooked, so who actually was she, who did she marry, did she have any formal role at court, well today I w...
2024-08-2920 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastTudor Executions from Nobility to the Block, with Helene Harrison.People having their heads cut off is totally and utterly intrinsically tied to Tudor history, this was, after all, the period of history which gave us a king who beheaded two of his wives! Helene Harrison, a historian and researcher has released a fascinating new book, Tudor Executions, from the Nobility to the Block, in which she explores fourteen of the most significant executions from across the Tudor era, so buckle in for a discussion all about the bloodier side of history's most infamous dynasty!
2024-08-221h 07
The Tudor Chest Podcast'My Lady Jane' with Author Cynthia HandCynthia Hand is the co-author behind the fabulous My Lady Jane book series which has now been adapted into a major television series by Prime Studios. I welcome Cynthia onto the podcast today for a discussion all about the story of My Lady Jane, from how she came up with the idea, character choices, how and what the ethian storyline came to be, so buckle in for a fun and fascinating chat, all about the bonkers world of My Lady Jane
2024-08-1555 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastHenry VIII by Ralph Sheldon, a Portrait Re-discovery by Dr Adam BusiakiewiczDr Adam Busiakiewicz is an art historian who has taken the Tudor world by storm in the past few weeks, thanks to his discovery of a portrait of King Henry VIII that was thought to be long lost! Like most big discoveries, it was hiding in plain sight all along! The piece was part of a 22 portrait set by Ralph Sheldon, and painted during the reign of Henry VIII’s daughter, Queen Elizabeth I. Adam joins me today to discuss how he found the portrait, details about its origins, details within the portrait itself and much more!
2024-08-0855 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastThe Thistle and the Rose: The Extraordinary life of Margaret Tudor with Dr Linda Porter.Dr Linda Porter is a historian and author who has just released her sixth book, the thistle and the rose - the extraordinary life of Margaret Tudor. She joins me today for a discussion all about King Henry VIII’s older sister, who reigned as Queen of Scotland beside her husband King James IV. Margaret weathered many storms, including the difficulty of her first husband going to war against her native homeland, and then the disaster of her second and third marriages respectively. Margaret does however have a major legacy, one still extremely present in the British identity today, an...
2024-08-011h 26
The Tudor Chest PodcastSix Lives, the stories of Henry VIII’s queens with Dr Charlotte BollandDr. Charlotte Bolland is Senior Curator of Research and 16th Century Collections at the National Portrait Gallery. Today, she joins me for a discussion all about the remarkable new exhibition at the national portrait gallery which Charlotte organised and curated. Featuring an incredible array of portraits and artefacts, Charlotte has brought together a cohesive and fascinating tale which tells the story of the six queens of Henry VIII, both in literal terms, and in the way society has shaped their individual iconography.
2024-07-2559 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastServing the Tudors with Dr James TaffeDr James Taffe is a Tudor historian, who specialises in exploring the activities of those above and below stairs at this time in history, and so in this episode I chat to James all about the different aspects of service in the 16th century, from helping the monarch dress, to gatekeeping unwanted guests, and of course, exploring what was actually involved in that oh so glamorous sounding job of groom of the stool!
2024-07-1852 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastAnne Boleyn and Elizabeth I - Mother, Daughter, Traitors, QueensAnne Boleyn and Elizabeth I, mother and daughter, both viewed as traitors for a time, Anne Boleyn lost her life, but Elizabeth got her liberty and went on to become perhaps England’s most iconic queen. Their relationship is one seldom explored, and yet both Anne and Elizabeth showed quiet signs of support for each other, even though mother and daughter were ripped apart following Anne’s execution. Today, Dr Sarah Morris joins me for an informal chat all about the relationship between mother and daughter, and we share some of our own feelings and opinions on these two mega...
2024-07-111h 07
The Tudor Chest PodcastAnne of the Thousand Days - The Story behind the MasterpieceFor many the greatest depiction of Anne Boleyn on screen came at the end of 1969, when Anne of the Thousand Days was released in cinemas across the world. An epic historical drama based on the life of Queen Anne Boleyn starring Genevieve Bujold in the titular role alongside Richard Burton, as King Henry VIII. In this weeks bonus episode I will be taking a look back on Anne of the Thousand Days, looking at how it was made, behind the scenes dramas and why, I believe, it retains such a beloved place in the hearts of Anne Boleyn devotees.
2024-07-0427 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastWriothesley and Rich - Henry VIII's Evil CouncillorsWith Wolf Hall Series 2 having completed filming and hopefully on our screens soon, I thought the time would be right to explore the lives of two of the men who owed much of their success to Cromwell, but would eventually go on to turn against him, these men being Thomas Wriothesley and Richard Rich. Both would become infamous for their unscrupulous and frankly cruel behaviour, using whatever means possible to reach their goals, both famously turned the wheel of the rack when Anne Askew was subjected to torture, but who were these two men, what were their early lifes...
2024-06-2726 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastRe-evaluating Holbein's sketch of Anne Boleyn with Emma Demerath.There are two sketches by Hans Holbein which are said to depict Anne Boleyn. One is in the British Museum, while the other is in the royal collection. The latter sketch is the more controversial, as the sitter is in a state of undress, has what appears to be blonde hair and a decidedly full double chin, and yet, the inscription labelling the sketch as her, is believed to have been added by Sir John Cheke, a man who personally knew Anne Boleyn, or did he? In todays episode of the Tudor Chest podcast, I am chatting to Emma...
2024-06-2052 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastAnne Boleyn's Household with Dr Nikki ClarkDr Nikki Clark is a historian and lecturer at Chichester University. Sher joins me today for a fascinating discussion about Anne Boleyn’s household, from who made up Anne’s retinue, what roles they played, how these came about, and how things changed as Anne ascended through the court of King Henry VIII, before her momentous fall in May 1536. We discuss specific members of the court who served Anne, some of which are well known to us, like Jane Boleyn, Lady Rochford, while others are all but forgotten by history, but all played a role in serving the woman who...
2024-06-1345 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastThorns, Lust and Glory: The Betrayal of Anne Boleyn with Dr Estelle ParanqueDr Estelle Paranque is a historian and Associate Professor at Northeastern University London. She joins me today for a discussion all about her latest book, Thorns, Lust and Glory - The Betrayal of Anne Boleyn. In this book, we see that Anne’s destruction was not so entirely determined by the machinations of Thomas Cromwell, but in part owing to the huge shifts in European power politics at the time. It is this, which Estelle discusses, that tells us how much greater the storm around Anne Boleyn actually was, and that in the end, she was betrayed not only by...
2024-06-0648 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastJacquetta Woodville, the forgotten Plantagenet powerhouse.Jacquetta of Luxembourg, known more commonly as Jacquetta Woodville was a prominent, though often overlooked, figure in the Wars of the Roses as the mother of the first Yorkist queen, Elizabeth Woodville. Jacquetta’s story is fascinating in its own right, and she would become a central player in the period we now call the wars of the roses. Soon however, Jacquetta would be fighting for her life, when accusations of witchcraft were levied against her by those who wished to oust her from a position of influence, but how did it come to this in the first place? Wh...
2024-05-3029 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastThe Execution of Anne Boleyn - History versus HollywoodPerhaps the most significant and infamous period from Anne Boleyn’s life is of course her execution. When people think Anne Boleyn, they invariably go straight to the fact that she had her head cut off on her husbands orders. As such, it is natural that Anne’s execution is a staple part of any on screen depiction of the queen. Be it in film or television, Anne Boleyn's final moments on the scaffold have been portrayed many times, but do any of these depictions actually show the execution in an accurate light? Do any get it completely right, and...
2024-05-2329 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastThe Trial of Queen Anne Boleyn with Claire RidgwayOn the 15th May 1536, Queen Anne Boleyn stood before a crowd of 2,000 spectators at the Tower of London, on trial for her life. Accused of adultery with five men, including her own brother, and plotting the death of the king, the charges could hardly have been more grave. To discuss what happened on this remarkable day in history, I am pleased to welcome historian, author and all round Anne Boleyn expert, Claire Ridgway onto the show. She joins me today to unpick what must surely be the most explosive court case ever held at the Tower of London, a...
2024-05-1650 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastThe Marquess House Saga with Alex WalshAlex Walsh is the author behind the hit historical fiction book series, the Marquess House Saga. In Alex’s books, she has built what I consider to be the historians dream, with a compelling and fascinating story in which a pair of sisters find their lives overturned and directly tied to significant periods of history. Consisting of dual timelines, Alex’s series has reimagined the stories of some of histories most infamous women, telling alternative tales of the lives of Catherine Howard, Elizabeth I, Arbella Stuart and Jane Seymour, all of which, whilst fictitious, are plausible and so rich in d...
2024-05-0957 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastTudor Fashion with Eleri LynnWhen we think of the Tudors, one of the first things that springs to mind is the fashion! From Henry VIII’s codpieces to Anne Boleyn's French hoods and Elizabeth i’s voluminous gowns, Tudor fashion is a huge part of the wider Tudor story and was incredibly important to the Tudors themselves, so much so that king henry viii famously introduced laws which mandated who could wear what and where! To discuss all things Tudor fashion with me today, I am thrilled to welcome Eleri Lynn onto the podcast. Eleri is a fashion historian and expert in Tudor atti...
2024-05-021h 02
2024-04-2528 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastLife as Henry VIII with David Smith, aka, Sir Loyal HeartDavid Smith is King Henry VIII reborn! He is now a full time impersonator of a young King Henry VIII. With a perfect replica of one of King Henry VIII’s most iconic outfits from hat to codpiece, David certainly looks the part, but goes a level deeper and looks to recreate how the king himself would have behaved. David is committed to educating people on the young king henry, before the bloated tyrant of memory, a young king famed for his affable nature and good looks, David, as Sir Loyal Heart, seeks to bring this part of Henry’s st...
2024-04-1848 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastGertrude Courtenay, Marchioness of Exeter with Sylvia Barbara Soberton.One of the most powerful and influential women at the court of Henry VIII is someone you’ve probably never heard of, or perhaps only heard of fleetingly - Gertrude Courtenay, Marchioness of Exeter. As the wife of Henry VIII’s cousin, Henry Courtenay, Gertrude was a central figure at King Henry’s court, and would find herself on the wrong side of the law a couple of times, but most prominently when she became embroiled in a period known as the Exeter conspiracy, which would eventually lead to her husband's execution and her and her sons imprisonment. To discus...
2024-04-111h 03
The Tudor Chest PodcastCecily, Anne and Catherine - The Lost Princesses of YorkElizabeth Woodville and her second husband, King Edward IV were incredibly fortunate when it came to the production of healthy heirs. Elizabeth would give her husband a total of ten children - three boys and seven girls, with the most well known being Elizabeth of York, the wife of King Henry VII and mother to king Henry VIII. However, three of these seven daughters, Cecily, Anne and Catherine would lead lives just as fascinating and dramatic as their eldest sister, and would eventually discover life under the rule of the Tudor’s had its challenges, so who were these fo...
2024-04-0443 min
2024-03-2841 min
The Security DetailEp. 7: MITRE ATT&CK framework featuring Adam Pennington, MITRE ATT&CK LeadThe MITRE ATT&CK framework provides a standardized taxonomy and knowledge base of adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), enabling organizations to enhance threat detection, response, and mitigation strategies effectively. In this episode, Adam Pennington tells us about the origins of the ATT&CK project, how organizations can effectively leverage it, and the journey that led Adam to his current role as the project's leader.
Resources:
Mitre ATT&CK website: https://attack.mitre.org/
.conf24 agenda: https://conf.splunk.com/
ATT&CKCon Presentations: https://attack.mitre.org/resources/learn-more-about-attack/
ATT&CK Evaluations Program: https://mitre...
2024-03-2736 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastIn the Footsteps of Anne Boleyn with Dr Sarah MorrisSarah Morris is a historian, author and also my colleague as co-director of our historic tour company, Simply Tudor Tours. She joins me today for a fascinating discussion based around the book she wrote alongside Natalie Grueninger, In the Footsteps of Anne Boleyn. This book charts the many locations both in England but across Europe which are closely associated with Anne Boleyn, and thanks to Sarah’s encyclopaedic knowledge of what happened and where, she is able to recreate and reimagine spaces that no longer exist or look very different and place us in the 16th century. Whether it’s th...
2024-03-211h 01
The Tudor Chest PodcastThe House of Dudley with Dr Joanne PaulDr Joanne Paul is a historian, author, broadcaster and former lecturer at Sussex University. She joins me today for a fascinating and at times amusing discussion all about the house of Dudley, the famous family for whom the tower of London and execution would loom large, from the hated Edmund Dudley, to John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland, to the charismatic great love of Queen Elizabeth I’s life, Robert Dudley, earl of Leicester. This was a family who came from very humble stock, but who would rise to the very top of the Tudor nobility, witnessing up close all of...
2024-03-141h 19
The Tudor Chest PodcastA Gentleman from Japan with Tom LockleyIn September 1588 Sir Thomas Cavendish, an English explorer and pirate arrived back into London following a lengthy trip around the world, but Thomas did not arrive back in England alone, for within his party were two men, Christopher and Cosmos, from Japan. To tell this amazing story, I am pleased to welcome Tom Lockley onto the podcast. Tom is based in Japan and has spent the past eight years researching the story of Christopher, with his book, A Gentleman from Japan, the Untold Story of an Incredible Journey from Asia to Queen Elizabeth’s Court, acting as the basis fo...
2024-03-0757 min
HerstoryLady Margaret Pole with Adam Pennington.This time I enjoyed talking to Adam Pennington a.k.a The Tudor Chest. In this episode, we talked about Lady Margaret Pole. In this episode, we discuss execution, and there is the occasional swear word from time to time. I hope you all enjoy it!To purchase Adam's book: https://amzn.eu/d/3YhTgTWTo follow Adam on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetudorchest?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==To follow Adam's podcast: https://www.podbean.com/pu/pbblog-yckum-1043ceaFor Adam's website: https://www...
2024-03-061h 35
The Tudor HerSTORYLady Margaret Pole with Adam Pennington.This time I enjoyed talking to Adam Pennington a.k.a The Tudor Chest. In this episode, we talked about Lady Margaret Pole. In this episode, we discuss execution, and there is the occasional swear word from time to time. I hope you all enjoy it!To purchase Adam's book: https://amzn.eu/d/3YhTgTWTo follow Adam on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetudorchest?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==To follow Adam's podcast: https://www.podbean.com/pu/pbblog-yckum-1043ceaFor Adam's website: https://www...
2024-03-061h 35
The Tudor Chest PodcastWho were the Tudors?They are Britain's most famous royal dynasty, and yet the House of Tudor was one which should never have sat on the throne of England in the first place. Their lineage was noble, but by no means as grand as many other families in England, and yet they managed to eventually succeed in displacing the house of Plantagenet, who had ruled England for over 300 years. So what actually was their lineage? How did they descend from King Edward III, did this give them the right to wear the crown? How did the name of "Tudor" actually make it's way...
2024-02-2928 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastMargaret of Anjou - The "She Wolf" of FranceMargaret of Anjou was queen of England via her marriage to perhaps England's most inept king, Henry VI. She has become famous as the "she wolf" of France, a spiteful aggressive woman who cut down her enemies and revelled in causing pain, but how accurate is this assessment? Has Shakespeare done the dirty on this fascinating medieval queen, or was she truly the evil shrew we've all been taught?
2024-02-2228 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastAnna and the House of Cleves with Dr Heather DarsieDr Heather Darsie is an American attorney and historian who specialises in German medieival and Tudor history. She has written extensively on the subject and has released two books, Anna, Duchess of Cleves: The Kings Beloved Sister and Children of the House of Cleves, Anna and her Siblings. She joins me today for a fascinating discussion about the Cleves family, including of course, it’s most famous member, Anna, the fourth wife of Henry VIII known to history as the ugly flanders mare, or was she? Heather’s incredible research has led her to many significant conclusions which entirely re-w...
2024-02-1554 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastHenry VIII and HollywoodHe's the most famous king in all of British history and has been a staple of Hollywood since the dawn of film, being played by some of the greatest actors to ever walk the earth, including Richard Burton, Keith Michell and Damien Lewis, but which of the many interpretations of Henry VIII are the closest to the real man? Which leave much to be desired? Well I cover it all, with unapologetic frankness in my opinions! Happy listening!
2024-02-0834 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastLady Arbella Stuart - England's Lost Queen with Sarah GristwoodShe's one the lesser known Tudor's, but has a story as dramatic and shocking as many of her more famous relatives. The direct descendant of Henry VII, Lady Arbella Stuart was a one time candidate to succeed Queen Elizabeth I, and yet her story is one seldom explored or discussed at any length. To help me unpack the story of this lost Tudor Princess I am thrilled to welcome Historian, Author and Broadcaster Sarah Gristwood onto The Tudor Chest Podcast. Sarah's book, "Abrella, England's Lost Queen" is the sole in depth examination of this fascinating figure, and so she...
2024-02-0140 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastElizabeth Woodville - Queen, Queen Dowager, SurvivorShe is known to history as the most beautiful Queen in English history and immortalised for modern audiences as "The White Queen", but who was the real Elizabeth Woodville? How did she rise from being the widow of a mere Lancastrian knight, to becoming the wife and queen of the first Yorkist King in English History?
2024-01-2535 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastElizabeth I in Film - A look back and ReviewShe's been played by everyone from Bette Davis to Glenda Jackson, Cate Blanchett to Helen Mirren. Elizabeth I is a staple for both the big and small screen, but which of the many depictions of her is the best? Which comes closest to telling the truth of this most iconic of queens and which fail to capture the essence of the last Tudor sovereign?
2024-01-1836 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastTudor Myths and Legends versus the FactsAnne Boleyn had six fingers and was a witch, Henry VIII had syphilis, Anne of Cleves was ugly - lies, lies lies, so where did they start and why? In this weeks episode of the Tudor Chest podcast I examine some of the common myths and legends from Tudor England and where possible, refute them!
2024-01-1127 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastElizabeth of York - The First Tudor QueenBorn to the captivating Edward IV and Elizabeth Woodville, Elizabeth of York was the greatest heiress in England and sister to the "Prince's in the Tower". Her marriage to Henry Tudor brought the Wars of the Roses to its close and established the new Tudor dynasty, but who was the real woman and why is her story seldom explored at any length?
2024-01-0437 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastBecca Segovia - Royalty Now - The Studio bringing the past back to LifeBecca Segovia is a graphic designer who has taken the history world by storm thanks to her truly magnificent digital recreations of some of histories most iconic characters, from Anne Boleyn to Julius Caesar, Joan of Arc to Edward IV, Becca's work is a stunning example of using technology to bring to life faces from our past!
2023-12-2156 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastChristmas with the Tudors with Dr James TaffeIt's the most magical time of the year for millions around the world, but how did the Tudors spend Christmas? What food did they eat? How did they exchange gifts? Well to answer these questions plus much more, I am thrilled to welcome Dr James Taffe, historian and author of his brand new book "Christmas with the Tudors".
2023-12-1452 min
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The Tudor Chest PodcastThomas Cromwell: King Henry VIII’s Most Faithful ServantHe is one of the most controversial and often villainised figures from Tudor England, but irrelevant of what people may think, Thomas Cromwell was a staggeringly effective statesman's who totally transformed the landscape of English politics and governance. He oversaw the downfall of Queen Anne Boleyn and the dissolution of the monasteries, only to suffer his own fall from grace in 1540, but who was the real man, and why was he one of the very few people who King Henry VIII freely admitted regret at destroying?
2023-11-3044 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastUrsula Pole, Baroness Stafford - The Forgotten Plantagenet DaughterShe was the sole daughter of a royal countess, Margaret Pole, and thus a great-niece of two of England's kings, Edward IV and Richard III, and yet Ursula Pole, Baroness Stafford's life is seldom explored at length. She would manage to avoid involvement in the scandal that tore her family apart, living twelve years into the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, but who was she, this long forgotten daughter of the house of Plantagenet?
2023-11-2340 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastHans Holbein - The Window into the Court of Henry VIIIHe is the man to whom all historians and fans of Tudor England owe an enormous debt. Without the work of Hans Holbein, we wouldn't know what practically all the key players of King Henry VIII's court looked like. As a fabulous new exhibition is launched at the Queens Gallery, Buckingham Palace, featuring many of Holbeins original sketches, portraits and creations, there is no more apposite time than to look back at the life of this most iconic Tudor artist, the man who gave us a front row seat to the court of King Henry VIII.
2023-11-1634 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastThe Life and Death of Queen Katheryn HowardShe was the fifth wife of King Henry VIII. Plucked from relative obscurity, Katheryn Howard would reign for just eighteen months before a scandalous affair engulfed the court and ended with the teenage queen becoming the second of Henry VIII's queens to lose her head on the executioners scaffold, but is Katheryn really the airhead history has led us to believe, or was she a victim, brought down by power politics and salacious gossip?
2023-11-0823 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastThe Life of Princess Mary Tudor, Queen of FranceShe was the daughter of a king, the sister of a king and the wife of a king. Princess Mary Tudor, Queen of France and later Duchess of Suffolk was the younger, famously stunning, sister of King Henry VIII. Her scandalous marriage to the king's best friend almost spelt disaster, but she overcame it and twenty years after her death, her granddaughter became the shortest reigning sovereign in English history. In this weeks episode I explore the life of this elusive Tudor princess!
2023-11-0223 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastArthur, Prince of Wales with Gareth StreeterHe was the brother of Henry VIII, the boy born to be king, and yet how much do we actually know about this oft forgotten Tudor prince? In this weeks episode I am thrilled to welcome my first guest, Gareth Streeter to discuss his book "Arthur, Prince of Wales: Henry VIII's Lost Brother". Expert some serious conversation intermingled with a more light-hearted discussion about the virtues of Max Iron..........
2023-10-261h 07
The Tudor Chest PodcastLady Margaret Pole, Countess of Salisbury: The Last White Rose of YorkShe was one of England's highest members of the nobility. The niece of two king's of England, a cousin of Queen Elizabeth of York, Margaret Pole, Countess of Salisbury was one of only two peeresses in her own right. She was the royal governess to Princess Mary, she was the wealthiest woman in England, with sons who were popular and beloved members of Henry VIII's inner court, and yet, in the end, all of this went against her, for Margaret could not escape the blood that ran in her veins, which eventually put her, and her family, on an...
2023-10-1933 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastWho was the love of King Henry VIII’s life?Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived. The six wives of Henry VIII are amongst the most famous women in English history, but a question we seldom ask is who was the true love of King Henry VIII's life? Was it the pious and loyal Catherine of Aragon, the tempestuous and exciting Anne Boleyn, or the dutiful but dull Jane Seymour? In this episode, historian and author Adam Pennington attempts to answer this question.
2023-10-1223 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastJane Boleyn, Lady Rochford: Villain or Victim?Jane Boleyn, Lady Rochford served the first five queens of King Henry VIII and counted Anne Boleyn as her sister-in-law. Unfortunately, she has been perpetually vilified as the chief source of her husband and sister-in-laws demise, and yet what is the evidence to support this theory? And how did Jane become so embroiled in the scandal of Katheryn Howard's love affairs that she also lost her head to the axeman in 1542?
2023-10-0526 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastGame of Thrones - The History behind the hit!Game of Thrones aired between 2011 and 2019, becoming the biggest and most successful television series of all time. What is not so well known however, is that many of the most iconic characters, storylines and locations from Game of Thrones took direct inspiration from real history. In this weeks episode of The Tudor Chest - The Podcast, I explore these inspirations, examining the Game of Thrones characters inspired by Henry VIII, Margaret of Anjou, Richard III and Anne Boleyn, plus many more! Listen in, to discover the history behind the hit!
2023-09-2848 min
The Tudor Chest PodcastThe Life and Death of Lady Jane GreyKnown to history as the "nine days queen", Lady Jane Grey is one of the most tragic figures from British history. Executed at the age of just sixteen on the orders of her cousin, Queen Mary I, just had briefly ruled as queen herself, but how did this come to be, and why was a distant cousin of King Edward VI given the throne in place of the Tudor Princesses, Mary and Elizabeth?
2023-09-2127 min
The Ugly Bug PodcastIntro to Fly Tying with Adam PenningtonIn this week's episode, Blake chats with Crazy Rainbow guide Adam Pennington about fly tying. During their conversation, the two discuss the advantage of fly tying, how to select a vise, as well as tips that both beginners and long-time fly tyers will find insightful.
2023-08-2934 min
GTV Gametime voicesWhat are we Feeding our Kids? Recruiting in Cenla Adam PenningtonGuest Adam Pennington has developed Northwestern State into the premier sprints programs in the Southland Conference and one of the best non-Power Five groups in the nation. What do Parents need to know in the process.
2021-08-201h 00
Thirty Minute MentorsEpisode 63: Edward Jones CEO Penny PenningtonA Fortune 500 CEO named as one of the 50 most powerful women in business for a second consecutive year, Penny Pennington is the CEO of Edward Jones, which manages over a trillion dollars for eight million clients around the world. Penny joins Adam to discuss her journey to the top of the business world and her best advice on leadership, management, career development, hiring, equity in the workplace, and more.
2021-03-2329 min
Against the Current with Adam SheridanKasey Pennington - Should You Trust Your Gut?Kasey Pennington of Mindsight Behavioral joined me for episode number five. Mindsight was founded in 2015, and provides a variety of services including individual, family, couples, and group counseling, telehealth, case management, peer support, mental health assessments, community support, and much, much more. We talk niches, processes, culture, and how to work on your business so you can scale. Kasey's article: "Everything You've Been Told About Confidence Is a Lie" https://www.consultwithkc.com/blog/confidence?fbclid=IwAR1yc8GFFyHKCHgXrimGAqVOghyyJN5PNDIz0sMR-fppoSvJX3DpV1mBO-Y Have questions for Kasey? https://www.facebook.com/hikaseycompton/ ...
2020-10-2141 min
Big Bang Bible112 Was Adam Set Up To Fail?This is one of my favorite episodes exploring what happened in the Garden of Eden... and Why?
Hope you enjoy!
John S Pennington Jr.
2019-12-1847 min
H.O Racing TodayE3: The History of HOPRA and the Rise, Fall and Rebirth of Aurora & AFX w/ Joel PenningtonHello everyone! This week Chase welcomes special guest Joel Pennington onto the podcast to discuss his beginnings in slot car racing and the beginnings of HOPRA and the formations of classes such as Neo-Modified and Gravity, along with the first National Championships events held in the mid 1970s. They also discuss the rise of Aurora and the Thunderjet chassis with the help of the Baby Boomers, Aurora's continued innovations with their AFX line, and the cause of their fall, along with their recent rebirth with the customer base they previously connected with. We also look into the subject of the...
2019-11-251h 10
Investment Fund Secrets33. Understanding Alpha and Beta With Adam Campbell (Part 2)PART 2:
In the last episode, we talked about how to pitch Family Offices (which are basically very wealthy families who have fund teams designed to invest into opportunities).
In part 2 of this interview, we dive into the opposite side:
How to get into Family Offices!
Topics like:
How to climb the ladder
How to network for it
and much much more...
Tune in and enjoy,
-Bridger Pennington
By the way, c...
2019-11-2219 minInvestment Fund Secrets32. How To Pitch Family Offices With Adam Campbell (Part 1)Today Is a special interview with Adam Campbell, who works at a family office in Utah!
If you don't know what family offices are, they are very wealthy families who have a private fund management team that go and invest in other things.
In this interview, we dive into how you can pitch Family Offices (trust me, it's very different from a normal pitch) in order to blow up your fund even faster!
Then later we talk about Adam's Real Estate Fund he started...
2019-11-2027 min
MMA RoastedRaquel Pennington, Tecia Torres, Rich Slaton, Adam's Dad, Joe the Kid PerezAdam and his dad sit down with Rich Slaton and Joe to talk about the upcoming UFC 202 fights. Raquel Pennington and Tecia Torres call in! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2016-08-121h 46
MMA RoastedDave Acosta, Daniel Straus, Raquel Pennington and MMA coach Ian HarrisJoin Adam, Bubba and in-studio guest MMA coach Ian Harris for the latest news in MMA as well as calls from flyweight "Super" Dave Acosta, Bellator featherweight Daniel Straus and UFC bantamweight Raquel Pennington. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2015-11-131h 49
MMA RoastedSiyar Bahadurzada, Raquel Pennington, Sean McCorkle and Phil BaroniAdam talks with Siyar about how he manages to be popular with the ladies and his upcoming fight at UFC 168, then Raquel Pennington talks about her epic fight with Jessamyn Duke. That’s not all, Sean McCorkle tries his hand at stand-up and Phil Baroni shares another hilarious story about the run-in between Mark Coleman and Wanderlei Silva. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2013-10-221h 20