Medieval Warfare podcast

Peter Konechny interviews Elisabeth Tabaret-Delahaye of Paris's Musée de Cluny about its 1843 origins, Roman and medieval buildings, and extensive renovation.

Peter Konechny interviews Richard Ables on the Medieval Warfare Podcast as Ables explains why Penguin asked him to write Athelred the Unready, The Failed King after 35 years at the U.S.

Danielle Sobolski argues that Gawain was considered the best knight because he embodied chivalric values, honored his code, and avoided Lancelot’s relationship with Guinevere.

Medieval Warfare Podcast host Peter Kanishny presents Val Eads's revisiting of Megan McLaughlin's 1990 study The Woman Warrior, which examined women participating in medieval military actions.

Peter Kanachny interviews Craig Nakashian, whose books examine religion, warfare, and warrior churchmen in medieval England from 1000 to 1250.

Historians discuss which medieval battle they would most like to witness, reflecting on the spectacle and trauma of warfare.

Host Peter Konechny interviews PhD Chris Berard about his research on King Arthur's political importance in the Middle Ages.

Host Peter Konieczny interviews historian Andrew Holt about the book 'Seven Myths of the Crusades' and the controversies surrounding crusade historiography.

The hosts and guests discuss the importance of studying medieval warfare and introduce their backgrounds.