Last week I recorded an episode of the podcast Talking Tudors with Natalie Grueninger, on 'Tudor Neuroscience' or what Tudor people thought went on in the brain. Click here to listen or download: https://www.podbean.com/eu/pb-j87ns-f38e68
It's also available on YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts and via all major podcast apps.
I spoke about Matthias Grünewald's Isenheim Altarpiece (c.1515) in the prom interval on BBC Radio 3 on 12th August, the inspiration behind Paul Hindemith's 1934 symphony Mathis der Maler. Listen back
What did Tudor people think went on in the brain? What does a memory worm have to do with it? I'm delighted to be presenting my talk 'Tudor Neuroscience' as part of the Virtual Summer Festival of Lear
My piece on Jeremiah 4 for the online 'Visual Commentary on Scripture' is now online. I wrote about climate change, internal conflict, vanity and consumerism taking inspiration from works by John Gerr