S.J. Parris, a best-selling author known for her historical crime novels featuring Giordano Bruno, joins Professor Suzannah Lipscomb to explore the life of this radical thinker. They discuss Bruno's bold ideas that clashed with the Catholic Church, leading to his tragic fate. Parris shares insights into Bruno's influences, such as Copernicus, and his role as a symbol of defiance against religious oppression. The conversation highlights his enduring legacy in the tension between scientific inquiry and faith, making him a fascinating figure of the Renaissance.
