Much Ado About the AQ

Apologies for the delay - we're back! We continue with our breakdown of Stanley Wells' book, 'What was Shakespeare Really Like?'You can buy it here: https://shorturl.at/qOk1p (please don't).Intro music created by me this time!Graphic by Ian Bishop (@eeniebish on Twitter and Instagram)Contact us on muchadoabouttheaq@Gmail.comIf we get 100 likes, Christian will record a diss track about Sir Stanley... (I have not asked him about this) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

WE'RE BACK, BABY!Herein, Christian mostly goes through his Twitter feed, and we mine Sir Stanley Wells' Book 'What was Shakespeare Really Like?'You can buy it here: https://shorturl.at/qOk1p (please don't).Intro music created by me this time!Graphic by Ian Bishop (@eeniebish on Twitter and Instagram)Contact us on muchadoabouttheaq@Gmail.comIf we get 100 likes, Christian will record a diss track about Sir Stanley... (I have not asked him about this) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this podcast, the hosts interview Elizabeth Winkler, author of 'Shakespeare Was a Woman and Other Heresies'. They discuss the taboo nature of questioning Shakespeare's authorship, explore paradigm shifts in historical narratives, feminism in Shakespeare's works, and controversies surrounding authorship theories.

The hosts discuss fascinating theories about sycamores in Verona, address technical issues with Zoom recordings, explore historical connections to Shakespeare's Hamlet, delve into accusations of homosexuality and atheism in historical figures, and examine Shakespeare's origins and literary connections. They also talk about upcoming special guests, online usernames, brewery recommendations, and sponsorship aspirations.

Exploring Oxfordian theories on Edward Devere's ties to Shakespeare, the podcast discusses his relationship with Queen Elizabeth I, patronage of acting troops, and Shakespearean play dating challenges. Insights on dramatic references in Denmark, literary influences in Hamlet, and listener interaction add depth to the intriguing discussion.

Exploring the Earl of Oxford authorship theory, civil discourse in Shakespeare authorship debates, fan engagement for script readings, comparisons between Devere and Shakespeare of Stratford, unraveling the true spear shaker identity, upcoming content on Marlowe and Freemasonry symbolism

Exploring the controversy of Edward de Vere being Shakespeare, competition for book prize, controversial theories about literary backgrounds, historical gaps in Shakespeare's identity, and revealing parallels between Devere and Shakespeare's Hamlet.

Exploring the life and mysterious death of Christopher Marlowe, his possible escape to Italy, and theories on Shakespearean authorship. Encouraging open-minded dialogue and engaging listeners in historical analysis.

Exploring mysteries of Shakespeare's true identity, hidden messages in the first folio, symbolic connections to Apollo, and the enigmatic presence of the Cali Greyhound in heraldry. Delving into historical controversies and conspiracy theories, this episode unveils intriguing insights into the literary world of Shakespeare.