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I’m in my late 50s. When I was growing up in Maryland, many older locals in my town still made lye soap and sold it. It was a nostalgia thing for many, I think.

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Horrifyingly Interesting !...Thank you ❤️👍❤️

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Thank you ❤️👍❤️...Very Interesting and Very Entertaining

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Very commonly used by low class people. All others in Australia, never.

This historian does not know that the population of Canada in 1812 was about 91,000 not 500,000.

This is a great podcast 😃

Love how Dr Caroline situates even the prehistoric aspects and nuances in the mechanics of the environment and the Horse itself.

Cxxt = any member of the Labour party or lord mayor of London imo

I always thought in meant C. See U. You N. next T. time

A Doctor here... Caffeine consumption results in Vaso-constriction (Constriction of blood vessels) thereby reducing blood flow to that organ. Whereas, Vasodilatation (Dilatation of blood vessels) and increased blood flow to Penis is required to maintain Penile erection.

I thought gynaecologists always use this term.

I have heard a woman insult another woman by calling her a cuntless wonder. Cheers

Oh, there are gay men and lesbians mentioned in the Bible if you read between the lines. It alluded to, but not outright.

It's worth noting the book about "The White King of La Gonave" by Faustin Wirkus and others, in which Wirkus (a Marine in WWI) tells his story about being crowned King on a Haitian island for four years.

I'm an Aussie male in my 70s and admit that its use doesn't offend me in the slightest. I have a female friend in her early 40s, well educated, of upper middle class and she and her cohort use the word with gay abandon. When asked they all have said that the word doesn't bother them at all.

Fascinating! Thank you so much!

Very educational, never gave much thought to this subject, never felt threaten by gays, so never really understood such draconian laws etc, live and let live as long as there’s no harm done, to each their own….

Very humous interesting discussion, enjoyed it, thank you !

I like this ladys positive energy, i have been listening to this for a couple of years. Good podcast 👍

In Holbein's portrait Anna smiles at us through the centuries, an aura of almost supernatural light and mystery surrounding her. Somehow Anna's smile reminds me of the Mona Lisa. Absolutely fascinating a woman.

I once heard that fuck is an acronym that means fornication under consent of King, there was a time when you needed permission from the King to fuck your wife, can someone do the research and find out if it's true or not?

I feel so safe

Offended? I’m here to learn

This was my first listen to one of the Gone Medieval podcast entries. Great stuff! Very interesting content and very well presented.

I wish there were more episodes of this podcast. I've listened to this episode twice. absolutely hilarious! bring us more episodes. Kate Lister

Wow finding out I’m medieval hot today has made my day 😂 pot belly and thick thighs here I ammmm

A fascinating human being and women who used all her wits to at first protect herself and her husband and then her children.However she broke the protocols a wife of the Princeps was meant to keep to.Amazing.

I studied anthropology academically for many years. I almost completed an MA in that discipline. What I will say what we know about these taboos is that it "seems" (as far as we can say because there really are no cultural universals) that there is one ubiquitous ban on familial intimacy, and that is between mothers and their male offspriing. This isn't just with humans, it is with many mammalian species. It is true of all primates. We do not mate with our male offspring. In fact, if you look at mothers in nature they will chase out their male offspring when they become mating age. I think the Oedipus story is so long lasting because it is our only taboo that predates our species. In nature males will mate with daughters, and siblings will mate. But the big one is between a mother and a son. Are there cultures out there that violate this? Probably. But humans are known to violate other taboos that other creatures do not engage in, for example, most mammals will not cannibalize each other unless there is starvation. But humans will.

a polite way of saying it is see you next tuesday

Did they actually have sheets?

It's the most beautiful word for the most beautiful part of a woman's body.

Loved this interview. What a great deep dive.

How is the identity of the unknown forbidden fruit of pleasure in the world's oldest and greatest mystery story explained by procreation and the family Adam and Eve do not have until after their eviction from Eden at the end of Genesis 3? Adam and Eve disobey the Genesis 1:28 commandment--the first commandment--to "be fruitful and multiply [in the Garden]" when they become one flesh incorrectly (Genesis 2:24) by eating from the wrong tree in the allegorical Garden's center (Genesis 2:9). So they disobey not just one commandment, but two at the same time. Finally, it is interesting that half of Eve's punishment in Genesis 3:16 is painful childbirth--because she chooses to not have children in the Garden of Eden and God wants to remind her of her decision? The entire evidence-based exegesis is included in the preceding four sentences. But why was this confusing allegory, whatever its meaning, constructed in the first place, as the original literal story most certainly came first, a story that confused absolutely no one, unlike the allegory into which it evolved? The widely held belief that the forbidden fruit in the Bible story is an apple illustrates among other things how confirmation bias serves as a terrible mechanism that cripples our critical thinking as it prevents discussion, criticism, and evaluation of the validity of the proposed exegesis that begins with Genesis 1:28, continues through Genesis 2 and 3, and concludes with Genesis 4:1. So the struggle continues in an effort to protect the self-esteem of so many who have held lifelong beliefs they are unable to change.

On the other hand, Anne was also educated, a bit of a protestant icon and progressive thinker

So glad she made it

I went to school with a guy named Chris Le Cunt

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I do think the rumor that Anne learned a few things in France also comes from the things you hear about her sister, and the French king called her an English mare right? So then people assume the court is very pernicious,

Such an interesting episode! So much damage to society from the witch hunts and witch trials.

Greg Wallace jokes 🤔

I get that this is a podcast about inventions and not religious history but the guy asking how did the idea of god come about then focusing all his questions on the iron age near east as if the bronze age didn't exist is pissing me off.

The first two Kings Charles were Scottish disasters for England and Wales. 10% of the population died during war inspired by Scottish born Charles Stuart. Not a good omen for Charlie boy. Seems to totally ignore Christopher Hill's work.

Great means 'big' as in Great Britain, none of the nonsense suggested. The French refer to GB as Grande Bretagne , and Brittany as Bretagne .The fire was one of the major incidents during their reign of French bankrolled closet catholic Charles Stuart the second.

CUNT comes from the Latin Cunnus. It has always made me smirk that the common term for "lady Garden" =Virgina is Roman legionary slang for Scabbard ! (which the sword slides into).

Had to exit - could stand that dreadful voice no longer!

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