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An Extraordinary Medicine Called Theriac

7/27/2019

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Theriac Jar – 1782 from the French Hospices de Beaune
Theriac was a medicine of legendary origins, multiple ingredients, and a reputation for efficacy that extended for hundreds of years. It was said to be able to cure everything from migraines to the plague. In this episode, Kristin looks at some of the ingredients and processes that went into making theriac, where it could be found, who was selling it, and whether there was anything behind its extraordinary claims.   

​Podcaster: Kristin

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King John and His Dogs

4/20/2019

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King John is often remembered as one of England’s most inept and disliked rulers. By the time he was forced to sign the Magna Carta in 1215, John lost authority, territory, and a lot of friends. Some, however, did remain loyal. In this week’s episode, Kristin looks at King John and his dogs.   

Podcaster: Kristin

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