Warts n All
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Warts n All
Human body history stories, in life and in death (but mostly in death).
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Episode 18: History's unintended holes in human bodies
In this episode Suzie has a prod about in some unintentional holes in historical human bodies. From Purefoy Lockwood's broken skull and Hugh Montgomer...
Episode 17: Listen up! We're poking about in famous historical EARS.
Yes, you heard. On Suzie Edge's Human Body Histories series, we are poking about in the most famous ears in history. From the War of Jenkins' Ear to t...
Episode 16: The Old Operating Theatre
In this episode we step back in time into the old operating theatre, put on a blood stained apron and dig about in some pre-anaesthetic surgery. From...
Episode 15: Bodies on display
Suzie has a chat about bodies on display from Charles Byrne's bones to the plastinated of the Body Worlds exhibitons today.
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Episode 14: Mortal Monarchs Special
Suzie talks about her new book Mortal Monarchs, shares the introduction from the successful audio book, answers some questions, and tells us what come...
Episode 13: The grim death of Edward II, maybe.
Edward II, King of England was deposed and then, disappeared in 1327. The story of his murder has been a grisly affair.
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Episode 12: The healing powers of unicorn horns
Unicorn horns have been thought to have had healing and purifying powers for centuries. Kings and Queens of Europe would pay lofty prices to help them...
Ep 11: Hypothermia. You're not dead until you're warm and dead.
Welcome to Episode 11 of the Warts n All podcast. When I see stories of the Titanic or the White Ship disasters, my thoughts go to the people in the w...
Episode 10: Burke and Hare, death and dissection
In 1820's Edinburgh, anatomists would pay well for bodies, wherever they might come from. Burke and Hare were not bodysnatchers but murderers who suff...