Chapter Four – Anglo Saxon Ascendancy

This Chapter will cover the period from about 675 CE to about 830 CE.

You will meet figures such as Bishop Wilfrid, King AEthelbald, and mighty King Offa of Mercia.

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  Chapter Four: Anglo Saxon Ascendancy

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  134 – The Power of Northumbria

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  135 – A Reshuffling of Power

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  136 – The Power of Mercia

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  137 – Preaching in the Dark Ages

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  138 – Religious Lives in Britain

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  139 – The Rise of Aldfrith and Caedwalla

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  140 – Wilfrid: How to Win Friends and Influence People

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  141 – King Aldfrith and St. Wilfrid

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  142 – The Failed Dynastic Politics of Mercia and Northumbria

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  143 – Man Up: Gender in the Middle Ages

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  144 – King Ceolred: A Lunatic Running the Asylum

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  145 – The Rise of King AEthelbald of Mercia

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  146 – King AEthelbald: A Whirlpool of Perdition

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  147 – The Twelve Days of Christmas

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  148 – The Fall of King AEthelbald

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  149 – King Offa Ascends the Throne

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  150 – King Offa: The Turnover

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  151 – Offa and Acceptance

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  152 – Limited Time Offa

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  153 – An Offa You Can’t Refuse

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  154 – Having it Offa

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  155 – Its Always Sunny in Mercia: The Gang Throws a Party

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  156 – An Offa Marriage

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  157 – Lindisfarne

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  158 – Offa With His Head

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  159 – An Offa End

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  160 – An Offa Inheritance

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  161 – King Ceonwulf’s Rise in Power

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  Q&A: How to Start a Podcast

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  162 – Emperor Coenwulf, Emperor Charlemagne, and The World

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  163 – The South of Britain Grows Restless

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  164 – Shadow Governments in Britain

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  165 – Did Archbishop Wulfred Just Kill a Guy?

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  166 – Wulfred: The Rogue Archbishop

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  167 – The Beginning of the End

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  168 – The Fall of Mercia

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  169 – The Rise of Wessex

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  170 – The Welshcast Part Six

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  171 – The Welshcast Part Seven

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  172 – CeltCast Part 1

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  173 – The CeltCast Part 2

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  174 – CeltCast Part 3