Beer, Brewsters, and Women's Work: An Interview with Judith Bennett

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

The Difference Between Ale and Beer

01:59 • 2min

3

The Difference Between Ale and Beer

04:27 • 1min

4

The History of Ale and Beer

05:55 • 2min

5

How Brewing Changed From Women's Work in 1300 to Men's in 1600

07:55 • 3min

6

How to Be a Better Listener

10:53 • 4min

7

The Disadvantages of Women in Brewing

14:48 • 3min

8

The Complexity of Brewing

17:33 • 3min

9

The History of Women's Work in the Middle Ages

20:06 • 2min

10

The Importance of Market Activity in the Middle Ages

21:50 • 2min

11

The Importance of Money in the Middle Ages

23:40 • 2min

12

The Transformation of Brewing

25:46 • 3min

13

The Importance of Continuity in History

29:08 • 2min

14

The Status Hierarchies of History

31:16 • 2min

15

The Non-Intentional Effect of Brewers Guilds

32:56 • 2min

16

The Transition From a Domestic Economy to an Individual Economy

34:59 • 2min

17

The Black Death and Women's Work

37:02 • 3min

18

The Disentangling of Hierarchies

39:59 • 2min

19

The Importance of Medieval History

41:47 • 2min

20

The Politics of Peasants

43:57 • 3min

21

The Summer of Podcasts

46:37 • 2min