Here? There? St. Louis of Toulouse is everywhere! Learn about the saint and his relics in this episode. #medievalsky
The Multicultural Middle Ages Podcast
@mmapod.bsky.social
An anthology-style podcast sponsored by the Medieval Academy of America and co-produced by Will Beattie, Loren Cantrell, Jonathan Correa Reyes, Reed O'Mara, and Logan Quigley. http://multiculturalmiddleages.com Instagram: @multiculturalmiddleagespod
So much of season 5 to go, but we’re already looking ahead! Interested in appearing on the pod? Submit an episode proposal by October 5th! More details, including previous calls for episodes, can be found on our website. See the link in bio.
Learn about the Carolingian sources and what they can tell us about Jewish-Christian relations in the ninth century in this episode!
Latest from the Multicultural Middle Ages Podcast (@mmapod.bsky.social ): "Tadghout explores how knowledge was not only preserved but actively reworked through processes of copying, annotation, and translation." On Avicenna & the Canon of Medicine. www.multiculturalmiddleages.com/post/books-w...
Books Without Borders: Arabic Manuscripts and the Making of the Global Middle Ages (Tadghout)
In this episode of The Multicultural Middle Ages Podcast, Mourad Tadghout examines the central role of Arabic manuscript culture in shaping the intellectual history of the medieval world. It follows the production, circulation, and transformation of manuscripts from major centers such as Baghdad, Cairo, Córdoba, Fes, and beyond, tracing how texts moved across linguistic, religious, and geographic boundaries.
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What’s scarier? The lions or the posh boys? Check out here some images from the manuscript discussed in our most recent episode on the Bodley Alexander!
It’s July 1—meaning it’s time for the next installment in our collaboration with the journal Speculum! #medievalsky We think you’ll find this episode especially playful 😉
Listen to our recent episode on disability and medieval studies wherever you get your podcasts! #medievalsky
Our latest episode presents a deep dive into the gnarly tomb of Alice Chaucer! #medievalsky Find wherever you get your podcasts.
BEST DAY OF THE WEEK!!! NEW EPISODE!!! here we team up with @mmapod.bsky.social to talk about archives, cake, and why the Middle Ages are for everyone. this rules. gonna get some cake now. #medievalsky podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/m...
Multicultural Middle Ages with Reed O’Mara and Loren Cantrell
Podcast Episode · American Medieval · May 6 · 1h 1m
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Podcast-Empfehlung: Fiona Griffiths spricht über ihren neuen Speculum-Aufsatz, in welchem sie Abelard, Heloise und die Briefe neu betrachtet. #medievalsky
The Multicultural Middle Ages Podcast@mmapod.bsky.social · 3mo agoNew episode! Learn about Heloise, Abelard, and all the dramatics that come with the medieval policies surrounding clerical celibacy…
Two of our creators recently appeared on the podcast @americanmedieval.bsky.social! Listen wherever you get your podcasts. #medievalsky
New episode! Learn about Heloise, Abelard, and all the dramatics that come with the medieval policies surrounding clerical celibacy…
How might the study of multiculturalism in the Middle Ages differ across historical period and academic specialization? In this episode, Fordham students Kristian Powell and Sean Maldonado discuss their experiences studying the early medieval period. www.multiculturalmiddleages.com #medievalsky
We’re thrilled to feature @monicamedhist.bsky.social, @winstonblack.bsky.social, and Lucy Barnhouse on our season opener. Listen to their conversation with Will Beattie wherever you get your podcasts or on our website, linked below. www.multiculturalmiddleages.com/post/pandemi...
Pandemic in the Medieval World: Teaching a New Black Death Narrative in the 21st Century (Green, Barnhouse, Black, & Beattie)
In this episode, historians of medieval medicine Monica H. Green, Winston Black, and Lucy Barnhouse talk with Will Beattie about the genesis of a new open-access teaching module on the Black Death.
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And here's the link to the podcast & notes: www.multiculturalmiddleages.com/post/pandemi... #MedievalSky #EpiSky #histmed
Pandemic in the Medieval World: Teaching a New Black Death Narrative in the 21st Century (Green, Barnhouse, Black, & Beattie)
In this episode, historians of medieval medicine Monica H. Green, Winston Black, and Lucy Barnhouse talk with Will Beattie about the genesis of a new open-access teaching module on the Black Death.
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SEASON 5 IS LIVE! In this episode, learn how scholars are bringing historical sourcework into conversation with scientific data in the study of the Black Death.
I just made a Bluesky Starter Pack for #MAA2026 ! 🤝 go.bsky.app/65AZGLw #medieval #medievalsky @medievalacademy.bsky.social @gsc-maa.bsky.social @mmapod.bsky.social ✍️🤓📚📜🪶
With season 4 on the books, we’re excited to announce season 5 will launch later this month. Enjoy this summary of season 4! You can stream all these episodes (and more!) wherever you get your podcasts.
Wish you could hear more of the music we use on the podcast? Well now you can! Streaming everywhere is Anna O’Connell’s new album The Open Gate!
New year, new episode! Listen today to our latest collaboration with Speculum.
After a November break, we’re back with the final episode of the season! Enjoy!
For spooky season, we’ve released an episode on the art of dying well and wall paintings! Enjoy! 🎃
