We Other Tudors

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Lucy Baynham

20230424

Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England.

The popular fascination with the Tudors tends to concentrate on the lives of white, elite, English-born men (and the occasional woman). But Tudor England also saw Muslims, Jews, Africans and Native Americans come and go from the Russia, Persia, Morocco, Italy, Spain, Portugal and the Americas, making their homes and careers here, and in the process transforming the nature of early English culture and society. This series tells the stories of ten individuals that reveal a very different story of the Tudor period as a time of multicultural exchange, encounter and ordinary working people living alongside each other.

1. Lucy Baynham

Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London

Producer Mark Rickards

A Whistledown Scotland Production

Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.

John Blanke

20230425

Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England.

2. John Blanke

Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London

Producer Mark Rickards

A Whistledown Scotland production

Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.

John Cabot

20230426

Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England.

3. John Cabot

Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London

Producer Mark Rickards

A Whistledown Scotland production

Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.

Aura Soltana

20230427

Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England.

4. Aura Soltana

Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London

Producer Mark Rickards

A Whistledown Scotland production

Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.

05 LAST

Manteo

20230428

Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England.

5. Manteo

Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London

Producer Mark Rickards

A Whistledown Scotland production

Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.

Chinano 'the Turk'

20230501

Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England.

6. Chinano 'the Turk

Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary. University of London

Producer Mark Rickards

A Whistledown Scotland production

Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.

Mary Fillis

20230502

Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England.

7. Mary Fillis

Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London

Producer Mark Rickards

A Whistledown Scotland production

Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.

Roderigo Lopez

20230503

Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England.

8. Roderigo Lopez

Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London

Producer Mark Rickards

A Whistledown Scotland production

Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England

Mohammed Al-annuri

20230504

Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England.

9. Mohammed al-Annuri

Presenter Jerry Brotton is Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London.

Producer Mark Rickards

A Whistledown Scotland production

Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.

Emilia Lanyer

20230505

Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England.

10. Emilia Lanyer

Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London

Producer Mark Rickards

A Whistledown Scotland production

Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.

Episodes

Episode	Title	First Broadcast	Comments
01	Lucy Baynham	20230424	Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England. The popular fascination with the Tudors tends to concentrate on the lives of white, elite, English-born men (and the occasional woman). But Tudor England also saw Muslims, Jews, Africans and Native Americans come and go from the Russia, Persia, Morocco, Italy, Spain, Portugal and the Americas, making their homes and careers here, and in the process transforming the nature of early English culture and society. This series tells the stories of ten individuals that reveal a very different story of the Tudor period as a time of multicultural exchange, encounter and ordinary working people living alongside each other. 1. Lucy Baynham Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London Producer Mark Rickards A Whistledown Scotland Production Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.
02	John Blanke	20230425	Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England. The popular fascination with the Tudors tends to concentrate on the lives of white, elite, English-born men (and the occasional woman). But Tudor England also saw Muslims, Jews, Africans and Native Americans come and go from the Russia, Persia, Morocco, Italy, Spain, Portugal and the Americas, making their homes and careers here, and in the process transforming the nature of early English culture and society. This series tells the stories of ten individuals that reveal a very different story of the Tudor period as a time of multicultural exchange, encounter and ordinary working people living alongside each other. 2. John Blanke Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London Producer Mark Rickards A Whistledown Scotland production Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.
03	John Cabot	20230426	Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England. The popular fascination with the Tudors tends to concentrate on the lives of white, elite, English-born men (and the occasional woman). But Tudor England also saw Muslims, Jews, Africans and Native Americans come and go from the Russia, Persia, Morocco, Italy, Spain, Portugal and the Americas, making their homes and careers here, and in the process transforming the nature of early English culture and society. This series tells the stories of ten individuals that reveal a very different story of the Tudor period as a time of multicultural exchange, encounter and ordinary working people living alongside each other. 3. John Cabot Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London Producer Mark Rickards A Whistledown Scotland production Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.
04	Aura Soltana	20230427	Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England. The popular fascination with the Tudors tends to concentrate on the lives of white, elite, English-born men (and the occasional woman). But Tudor England also saw Muslims, Jews, Africans and Native Americans come and go from the Russia, Persia, Morocco, Italy, Spain, Portugal and the Americas, making their homes and careers here, and in the process transforming the nature of early English culture and society. This series tells the stories of ten individuals that reveal a very different story of the Tudor period as a time of multicultural exchange, encounter and ordinary working people living alongside each other. 4. Aura Soltana Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London Producer Mark Rickards A Whistledown Scotland production Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.
05 LAST	Manteo	20230428	Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England. The popular fascination with the Tudors tends to concentrate on the lives of white, elite, English-born men (and the occasional woman). But Tudor England also saw Muslims, Jews, Africans and Native Americans come and go from the Russia, Persia, Morocco, Italy, Spain, Portugal and the Americas, making their homes and careers here, and in the process transforming the nature of early English culture and society. This series tells the stories of ten individuals that reveal a very different story of the Tudor period as a time of multicultural exchange, encounter and ordinary working people living alongside each other. 5. Manteo Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London Producer Mark Rickards A Whistledown Scotland production Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.
06	Chinano 'the Turk'	20230501	Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England. The popular fascination with the Tudors tends to concentrate on the lives of white, elite, English-born men (and the occasional woman). But Tudor England also saw Muslims, Jews, Africans and Native Americans come and go from the Russia, Persia, Morocco, Italy, Spain, Portugal and the Americas, making their homes and careers here, and in the process transforming the nature of early English culture and society. This series tells the stories of ten individuals that reveal a very different story of the Tudor period as a time of multicultural exchange, encounter and ordinary working people living alongside each other. 6. Chinano 'the Turk Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary. University of London Producer Mark Rickards A Whistledown Scotland production Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.
07	Mary Fillis	20230502	Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England. The popular fascination with the Tudors tends to concentrate on the lives of white, elite, English-born men (and the occasional woman). But Tudor England also saw Muslims, Jews, Africans and Native Americans come and go from the Russia, Persia, Morocco, Italy, Spain, Portugal and the Americas, making their homes and careers here, and in the process transforming the nature of early English culture and society. This series tells the stories of ten individuals that reveal a very different story of the Tudor period as a time of multicultural exchange, encounter and ordinary working people living alongside each other. 7. Mary Fillis Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London Producer Mark Rickards A Whistledown Scotland production Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.
08	Roderigo Lopez	20230503	Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England. The popular fascination with the Tudors tends to concentrate on the lives of white, elite, English-born men (and the occasional woman). But Tudor England also saw Muslims, Jews, Africans and Native Americans come and go from the Russia, Persia, Morocco, Italy, Spain, Portugal and the Americas, making their homes and careers here, and in the process transforming the nature of early English culture and society. This series tells the stories of ten individuals that reveal a very different story of the Tudor period as a time of multicultural exchange, encounter and ordinary working people living alongside each other. 8. Roderigo Lopez Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London Producer Mark Rickards A Whistledown Scotland production Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England
09	Mohammed Al-annuri	20230504	Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England. The popular fascination with the Tudors tends to concentrate on the lives of white, elite, English-born men (and the occasional woman). But Tudor England also saw Muslims, Jews, Africans and Native Americans come and go from the Russia, Persia, Morocco, Italy, Spain, Portugal and the Americas, making their homes and careers here, and in the process transforming the nature of early English culture and society. This series tells the stories of ten individuals that reveal a very different story of the Tudor period as a time of multicultural exchange, encounter and ordinary working people living alongside each other. 9. Mohammed al-Annuri Presenter Jerry Brotton is Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London. Producer Mark Rickards A Whistledown Scotland production Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.
10	Emilia Lanyer	20230505	Jerry Brotton listens for the voices and tells the stories of the other Tudors': ten men and women from across the world that lived, worked, worshipped and died in Tudor England. The popular fascination with the Tudors tends to concentrate on the lives of white, elite, English-born men (and the occasional woman). But Tudor England also saw Muslims, Jews, Africans and Native Americans come and go from the Russia, Persia, Morocco, Italy, Spain, Portugal and the Americas, making their homes and careers here, and in the process transforming the nature of early English culture and society. This series tells the stories of ten individuals that reveal a very different story of the Tudor period as a time of multicultural exchange, encounter and ordinary working people living alongside each other. 10. Emilia Lanyer Presenter Jerry Brotton, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London Producer Mark Rickards A Whistledown Scotland production Jerry Brotton looks at those from around the world who made their homes in Tudor England.