SWAPCAST: History Daily

SWAPCAST: History Daily

In the true Dutch mercantile spirit of trade and exchange, after having History of the Netherlands featured on History Daily, today we have handed over the wheel to Lindsay Graham to steer the ship for this episode. History Daily runs a tight ship, each episode being around 20 minutes long meaning they’re easy to digest while you are cycling from a windmill to the local clog factory, gazing at rolling clumps of beautiful sphagnum and nibbling away on some cheese. In fact they’re so easily digestible that we’ve ordered two rounds which we think generally fit the vibe of History of the Netherlands. The first episode you will hear is the story of the Antwerp Diamond Heist which happened on the 16th of February, 2003. This is an incredible yarn, fantastically told, that we think you will love. The second episode will be harkening way, way back to March 24, 1603; a date, which, for those following our podcast’s chronology, is actually still far, far into the future. This story is about the death of the English queen Elizabeth I. She will become an incredibly important figure in the shaping of the History of the Netherlands during its most tumultuous period, the late 16th century, even being formally offered sovereignty over the United Provinces after the assassination of William the Silent. Errr..spoiler alert..? If you like what you hear, go check out History Daily wherever you get your podcasts. History Daily will help remind you each day that something incredible happened to make that day historic. History Daily website: https://www.noiser.com/history-daily Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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26 - Beautiful Burgundian Bureaucracy and the Salty Citizens of Ghent

26 - Beautiful Burgundian Bureaucracy and the Salty Citizens of Ghent

Philip the Good may have dreamed of wearing a single crown, but while that was not the case he was just a man wearing many different hats, and if you’ve ever seen someone wearing more than one hat at ...

25 Touko 202055min

25 - Pheasant Fealty (Stuck in the Middle mit Vous)

25 - Pheasant Fealty (Stuck in the Middle mit Vous)

After the Treaty of Arras in 1435, Philip the Good’s international policies had to overcome several hurdles if he was to achieve his aim of obtaining as much territory and autonomy as he could. Despit...

11 Touko 202057min

BONUS: Jan van Eyck: The Man and the Myth

BONUS: Jan van Eyck: The Man and the Myth

Jan van Eyck, one of the Low Countries' most famous artists, lived through an extraordinary period in history, between the 1390s and the 1440s. Although much about the early Netherlandish painter’s li...

4 Touko 202040min

24 - The Lavish and the Revolting

24 - The Lavish and the Revolting

The court of Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, became widely known as the most extravagant and luxurious in Europe during the almost 50 years of his reign between 1419 and 1467. Using pomp, ceremony ...

27 Huhti 202057min

23 - Overachieving Overijsselers and Holland versus Hansa

23 - Overachieving Overijsselers and Holland versus Hansa

At the beginning of the 15th century, towns in the Oversticht, the region which mostly makes up today’s modern province of Overijssel but at the time was controlled by the prince-bishop of Utrecht, re...

13 Huhti 202052min

22 - Escaping Social Isolation with a Miraculous Journey to the 1420s

22 - Escaping Social Isolation with a Miraculous Journey to the 1420s

As much as we may like to imagine that those at the top of the social and political ladders - the kings, queens, counts, and dukes, politicians, merchants and bankers - are the people who drive histor...

30 Maalis 20201h 1min

21 - Jacqueline of Bavaria

21 - Jacqueline of Bavaria

On his death-bed in 1417, William VI, Count of Hainault, Holland and Zeeland, named his daughter Jacqueline of Bavaria as his heir. Given the financial, political and military might of these three ter...

16 Maalis 202059min

20 - Bonds Broken by Battle, Bite and Bridge

20 - Bonds Broken by Battle, Bite and Bridge

At the end of the first decade of the 1400s, everything seemed to be going peachy for John the Fearless, the Duke of Burgundy. He had resisted a large rebellion and maintained his centralising influen...

2 Maalis 202043min

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