Heβs gonna win the World Cup, isnβt heβ¦.
@rubyrutter
Historian of women, emotions, mental health + the lived experience in the long C18. Social Media Editor for the European Review of History. 2024 Uni of Leeds Bedford Fellow for βBuying Happiness: Emotion and Advertising Ephemeraβ. Views are my own π«§
Heβs gonna win the World Cup, isnβt heβ¦.
Historical figuresβ meal deal choices - Tudor edition.
Presented without comment .
This advert by Samuel Clarke is the subject of the episode - what immediately comes to mind when you see it?
Really excited to share that the first episode of my podcast with @universityofleeds.bsky.social Cultural Collections is now live! π§
Based on my 2024 Bedford Fellowship research into emotion in advertising. This episode looks at fairy lights β a Christmassy listen β¨
Thank you Phil! It was a really fun episode to record βΊοΈ
The final episode of our History & Entertainment series is out now! Philip Rowe, host of The History of European Theatre Podcast, joins us to talk theatre from ancient Greece to Shakespeare, what performances meant to audiences, and how podcasting fuels passion and curiosity.
@thoetp.bsky.social
From Ben-Hur to The Passion of the Christ, Jesus has been one of cinemaβs most frequently reinvented figures.
But these portrayals tell us just as much about modern culture, theology, and power as they do about the ancient near East.
ποΈ New episode!
This week Dr Katie Turner explores the complex β sometimes contentious β world of βJesus filmsβ.
Why does Jesus on screen so often look like a Hollywood leading man? And how have films shaped our imagination of the biblical world more than scholarship ever could?
New podcast episode out now!
ποΈ New episode of the ERH Podcast!
This week, Maxime Durand, Historical Researcher + Production Coordinator at Ubisoft MontrΓ©al, talks about the fascinating relationship between history, gaming, and storytelling in his work on the Assassinβs Creed games
#AssassinsCreed #history #digitalhumanities
ποΈ Episode 1 of S2 of The European Review of History Podcast is now live!
Dr Oliver Coulson talks humour in the medieval period, + of course we had to cover medieval illuminatorsβ love of a phallus jokeβ¦
Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts: tinyurl.com/bdet47uu
ποΈ The European Review Podcast returns this Friday!
This season, weβre exploring History and Entertainment β how the past has made us laugh, cry, and think. Ep 1 features Dr Oliver Coulson on humour in medieval religious material culture.
Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
#podcast #history
We ALL know why Connolly gets a passβ¦
Only just seen your quote post!
Itβs funny how this guy is (rightly) condemned by Farage, but Lucy Connelly got invited to their conference and labelled a political prisoner
So excited to receive my copy of βWell-Being Past and Presentβ today with my chapter on how to exhibit womenβs emotion in heritage and museum display
Our internet is down until Monday which means weβre logged out of our lightbulbs until then
We lost my darling grandad on 26th July. Today his beloved football club, Faversham Town FC, said goodbye to their president in a really special way. I felt very proud to be his granddaughter and to see what he meant to so many people.
Art in the wild:
Left: Cushions in IKEA, 2025
Right: The Snailβ by Matisse, 1953
Happy flying ant day to all who celebrate
Justice for Branwell, why are his badges only 50p?!
Didnβt know that was what Emma was short for
The American tourist couple gag
Yes! Think of the costumes, the cars, the sets- bring back the Moore-ian tongue-in-cheek quips
Petition for the next Bond film to be set in the 1960s: we donβt need another modern action film, Bond died in the last one so itβs a good time for a reset, and the most popular Bond film in recent times was Casino Royale which really leaned into the nostalgia of old Bond
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