The Daly Medieval Podcast

The mystical floating city has inspired many generations and continues to be one of the most visited cities for good reason. Tourists are drawn to a stunning blend of gothic and renaissance architecture, the open-air markets, the infamous gondolas, and the glistening turquoise waters. Here we explore the events which put Venice on the map in our journey into the history of this gre

Welcome all to another podcast interview! In this episode, I am joined with four-time best-selling author Sharon Bennett Connolly. Within this episode, we discuss Sharon's incredible work with medieval women, as well as her journey to become a fantastic author. Enjoy!   You can also listen to this podcast and my other ones on:  Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3L3EQ05  App

The mystical floating city has inspired many generations and continues to be one of the most visited cities for good reason. Tourists are drawn to a stunning blend of gothic and renaissance architecture, the open-air markets, the infamous gondolas, and the glistening turquoise waters. Here we explore the events which put Venice on the map in our 3-part journey into the history of t

The mystical floating city has inspired many generations and continues to be one of the most visited cities for good reason. Tourists are drawn to a stunning blend of gothic and renaissance architecture, the open-air markets, the infamous gondolas, and the glistening turquoise waters. Here we explore the genesis of the city and begin our 3-part journey into the history of this grea

Welcome all to another podcast! The last episode we explored the Age of Justinian and the policies he set forth that would impact the cultural and spiritual identity of Europe. Today, we turn towards Gregory as someone who grew up in this age and was not only influenced by it but also sought to uphold its policies.   You can also listen to this podcast and my other ones o

Welcome all to another podcast! The Age of Justinian is a historical milestone marking a transition between antiquity and the middle ages. This century-long period say the rise of a distinctly new cultural entity - one which was a fusion of Christianity, Greek, and Roman. Let's explore Byzantium!   You can also listen to this podcast and my other ones on:  Spotify: https

Welcome all to another podcast! William of Norwich was an English boy whose disappearance and killing was, at the time, attributed to the Jewish community of Norwich. It is the first known medieval accusation against Jews of ritual murder. In this video we explore his life, murder, and the sketchy attempts to use the story of William for monetary gain...   You can also listen

Welcome all to another podcast! In the midst of the black death, Petrarch, a beloved poet, was contemplating the anxiety and sorrow of the plague and his own life. In today's episode, we are exploring the influences on Petrarch's life in his writings as well as diving into some of his latin.  Enjoy!   You can also listen to this podcast and my other ones on:  Spotif

Welcome all to another podcast! Whilst many histories of the Middle Ages begin with the end of a former world, if we reframe our perspective around one of the greatest and well-known contemporary saints and church fathers in this period, then a vastly different understanding of the birth of the Medieval Era arises. Enjoy!   You can also listen to this podcast and my other ones

Welcome all to another podcast interview! In this episode, I am joined with ethnohistorian, archaeologist, and co-founder of SES Explore, Dr. Alicia Colson. Within this episode, we discuss Alicia's incredible work with indigenous cultures, the importance of perspective, and adventure. Enjoy!   Be sure to check out Alicia's socials:  Twitter: @SES_Explore & @colson_al