E2. Sleep like a Tudor

Nights in the Nave

Join Victoria Jenner on a journey to the past in our latest episode, as she uncovers the secrets of a rare church built during Queen Mary I's reign. With local charm and historical intrigue, we also delve into the fascinating world of sleep care practices in 16th-century Lancashire with special guest Dr Maddy Pelling. Tune in now for a captivating exploration of Queen Mary I and her era.
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Nights in the Nave has been written and produced by me: Victoria Jenner. My guest has been Dr Maddy Pelling, and special thanks goes to: Fiona Silk, Professor Sasha Handley from the University of Manchester. Sound recording was managed by Leigh-Anne Beattie. Editing by Jamie Reed Sounds, music by Nick Varey and design by George Allen.

This is a Churches Conservation Trust podcast.
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Chapters

1. Reality or dream? (00:00:00)

2. How people slept in the 16th century (00:02:48)

3. Travelling to Whalley Abbey (00:07:50)

4. Next stop: Old Langho! (00:12:45)

5. We meet our guest: Dr Maddy Pelling (00:13:08)

6. A dark church (00:13:59)

7. The ghost at the Black Bull Inn (00:23:09)

8. The Pendle Witch Trials (00:26:05)

9. Sleep like a Tudor (00:27:30)

10. Vivid dreams (00:33:54)

11. Credits (00:35:30)