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Podcast. Steven Sabel is joined by actor/filmmaker Jake Lloyd and writer/poet Alexandra Hoey from podcast, Dungeons and Dragon Wagon. They ask him lots of questions about the Shakespeare Authorship...
Video recording of a lecture by Oxfordian scholar Roger A. Stritmatter, Professor of Humanities and Literature at Coppin State University, on the Shakespeare authorship question. Part of the lecture focuses...
Daily podcast. In this edition, host Andrew Keen interviews Richard Blanding on his book, In Shakespeare’s Shadow: A Rogue Scholar’s Quest for the Truth Behind the Bard’s Work. The book posits that...
Podcast. Steven Sabel and Bryan Wildenthal, the Vice President of the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship, look at the basic questions around who wrote the Shakespeare plays and why such candidates as Marlowe,...
Interview with Michael Blanding about his book, North By Shakespeare: A Rogue Scholar’s Quest For The Truth Behind The Bard’s Work, which explore the claims by Dennis McCarthy that Shakespeare used the...
Expanded version of an illustrated presentation by Roger Stritmatter first delivered at the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship symposium on 10 April 2021. It explores the possible hidden meanings behind Ben...
Video recording of an illustrated lecture by Dr Kevin Gilvary, the president of the De Vere Society (which exists to promote the idea that Edward de Vere was the actual author of Shakespeare’s plays). He...
Video recording of a presentation by Dr Greg Foran (Nazareth University) in which he analyses Winkler’s book on William Shakespeare, in which she made the case that the true author of his work was Emilia...
A discussion presented in two parts hosted by Bill Kristol with University of Virginia literature professor Paul Cantor. In the first, Was Shakespeare Shakespeare? (from 00:00 to 45:00), Cantor debunks...
College podcast hosted by Jacob Hunt. Guests Eddy Nix (Ramshackle Press) and Rose Bruce briefly discuss their ‘Bard-A-Thon’ event in which, over seven days, 24 hours each day, there will be complete...
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