NEW EVENT: If you're in London and Welsh, enjoy medieval history, or just want a cheap pint, on Tuesday 8 July I will be debuting a brand-new talk at the London Welsh Centre. The topic? Why, it's only Owain Glyndŵr.

Which talk are you coming to? And if you run any festivals, societies or bookshops, I'm sure we can fit a few more dates in 👀

Remember when Warren Gatland basically picked the Ospreys team in 2008 and we beat England at Twickenham for first time in 20 years. Great times.

Jasper’s a popular name for pets (let me know if you have one) & posh people. Pretty rare these days I think. But the name 1st entered British history with Jasper Tudor uncle of Henry VII who had a fascinating life. Join me & Nathen Amin ✒️📚 as we discuss him shows.acast.com/willy-willy-ha…

More than half the tickets for our Tudors online course have now gone and we're still two months away, which is exciting! Join us as we take a trip into the Tudor archives to explore the origins of our most famous royal dynasty. Reserve your spot now!

A reminder that this Sunday evening in beautiful sunny Tenby, I will be discussing the town's extraordinary medieval past and how its underground tunnels might just have saved the Tudor dynasty from early extinction. Everyone is welcome.

Tomorrow evening in Tenby, we explore the origins of the Tudor Dynasty and their connection with this part of the world. Come for the beaches, stay for the history 🏖️ 📅 Sunday 22 June 🕖 7pm 📍 Church House (next to St Mary's Church), Tenby 🎟️ £5 (pay on door).

Having been involved since the beginning, it's exciting to work progress for the 'Henry Tudor Centre and Library' in Pembroke. So many excellent people in the community pulling together across the years to get this across the line. Soon.

Roots. This is where me great great grandparents lived.

Me, with the remains of my great great grandparents woollen mill, which closed down in 1915. I'm sure their life, the George family of Porth-y-Rhaw, was unimaginably tough, especially in winter, but what a view. We are here because of them that came before.

Welcome to Pembroke Castle, birthplace of the Tudor Dynasty. Don't forget to reserve your spot on our online course 'The Tudors: Creation of a Dynasty' before tickets sell out. Link in bio 🔗

Do you live in London? Are you Welsh? Do you like history? Or do you like £4 pints? If you answer yes to any one of those questions then come alone to London Welsh Centre on Grays Inn Road on Tuesday 8 July to hear me give an exclusive talk on the big man himself, Owain Glyndwr.

On Saturday 19 July, a panel featuring me and my mates Alfred Hawkins, Julian Humphrys and Jackson van Uden will discuss 'How NOT to be a medieval king' at the Southwark Cathedral History Festival. Book now: cathedral.southwark.anglican.org/visiting/south…

In today's newsletter, I take you behind the scenes once more about being a public historian. A big part of that is public speaking. It didn't always come naturally to me, and maybe still doesn't. Learn about my journey now, and what advice I'd give people.

One week tonight I'm in London Welsh Centre talking about the life and legacy of a visionary, Owain Glyndwr. Delving beyond the myth, just who was this remarkable man? Come for the £4 pints, stay for the history! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 ticketsource.co.uk/londonwelshcen…

To any history festivals out there, I now have several new talks ready to go in addition to my usual Beauforts, Yorkist Pretenders and Henry VII ones - I have ones on Jasper Tudor; Owain Glyndwr; 1483 - Year of Three Kings; and How France Made the Tudors. 🤙🏾Let's talk

Did you know the first Beaufort-blooded monarch was James II of Scotland? In England, it was Edward IV, followed by Edward V and Richard III. To find out the role their Beaufort blood played in the rise of the White Rose, check out 'The House of Beaufort'. Available everywhere.

This July I have three talks - my event at Harvington Hall is already sold out (😎) but you can still come and hear me talk about Owain Glyndwr at London Welsh Centre or Jasper Tudor at Southwark Cathedral. Or better yet, come to both?

Are you in London tomorrow? I'm presenting a new lecture at London Welsh Centre on Owain Glyndwr. In 1905, Owen Rhoscomyl wrote "No other of all our heroes ever seated himself so firmly in the hearts of our race as this Owain". How did this come to be the case? Come along!

Incidentally, in this Owain Glyndwr talk tomorrow, Alun-Wyn Jones, Craig Bellamy and michael sheen 💙 Welsh National Theatre are all getting namedropped!