A Renaissance Woman is a podcast focused on untangling the complicated and often constricted lives of women during the Medieval and Renaissance periods. There will be discussions about important, yet understudied, women who helped mold the Renaissance into the golden age of art, culture, commerce, and politics in Europe. This show will have a focus on feminism and uncovering/understanding the restrictive aspects of a woman’s lifestyle whether she be a noblewoman or a commoner. We will have discussions on female artists, humanist scholars, professors, poets, musicians, leaders, and royals.
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