Stones & Bones

De: Deborah Brezina
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  • A thousand years ago Emma of Normandy was on trial for adultery, treason and murder. The Stones & Bones podcast tells the tale of the first woman styled Queen of England who stood at the center of a dark era of history. And changed it.
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  • The Lady

    The Lady
    Sep 16 2021

    A scholar, a fighter, a passionate lover and a cunning political manipulator. The very model of a medieval ruler. But this medieval ruler was not a man. This power player was a woman. And England was her chessboard.
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    11 m
  • Gravediggers

    Gravediggers
    Sep 22 2021

    They sought her blood. They readied the rope. They dug her grave. What would remain as cold death beckoned her to churchyards filled with stones and bones?
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    12 m
  • Put Away the Playthings

    Put Away the Playthings
    Sep 29 2021

    For a half century she bent history to her will. Everything that turned touched her. And she turned everything she touched. But first, she had to put away her playthings.
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    11 m
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Medieval History Fan's Delight

Emma is one of those fascinating women of history who is constantly overlooked in favor of the famous men of her time. This podcast, while historical fiction, casts a light on her-story. Enjoyable and interesting series.

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Good Story

Interesting and good story. I was distracted by the authors Texas accent. I could tell she was reading instead of telling a story. Maybe it was budget issues but the podcast would have been better with a trained English accent storyteller.

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Interesting story marred by amateur voice acting

I truly wish that authors had the good sense (or is it budget?) to hire professional voice actors. The topic and story are very interesting, but I had to give up after just a few episodes because the author decided to read the work herself and her untrained, amateurish reading made it impossible for me to interact with the material.

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Interesting story, wrong narrator!

The story of Emma of Normandy is amazing but the narrator here is distinctly Southern and her accent is super distracting. I couldn’t escape into the story because the voice kept jolting me back. I couldn’t finish.

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