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Hosted by Lucas Miller · history · EN
Medieval Morsels serves up bite-size, story-rich history from the Middle Ages—without the boring textbook vibe. Each episode explores the castles, conflicts, odd customs, everyday life, and “wait…that’s real?!” moments that made the medieval world so fascinating. Expect curious questions, fun facts, and surprising twists—from plague myths to manuscript secrets, knights to kitchen life. New episodes for history lovers, casual learners, and anyone who wants the Middle Ages explained with personality.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMedieval Morsels serves up bite-size, story-rich history from the Middle Ages, without the boring textbook vibe. Each episode explores the castles, conflicts, odd customs, everyday life, and “wait…that’s real?!” moments that made the medieval world so fascinating. Expect curious questions, fun facts, and surprising twists, from plague myths to manuscript secrets, knights to kitchen life.
Medieval Morsels is hosted by Lucas Miller. The show has published 21 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Roll of the Dice: Medieval Cheaters (part 3)" (23 July 2026, 11 minutes), "Roll of the Dice: Crafting of the Dice (part 2)" (16 July 2026, 15 minutes), and "Roll of the Dice: Gambling, Chance, and Games in the Medieval World (part 1)" (9 July 2026, 17 minutes).
Medieval Morsels publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 17 minutes across 21 episodes.
Booking probability for Medieval Morsels is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Medieval Morsels requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Medieval Morsels's contact route on record: public web form.
Lucas Miller hosts Medieval Morsels, a history podcast with 21 episodes published.
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Episode #22
Medieval Morsels —Medieval Cheaters In this episode of Medieval Morsels , we continue our exploration of medieval games by turning to one of the most controversial forms of play in the Middle Ages: dice. Small enough to...
The Medieval Craftsman: Making the Dice A pair of medieval dice may seem like a simple object—but each one tells a remarkable story. In this episode of Medieval Morsels , we step inside the workshop of the medieval...
What did a pair of dice mean to someone living in the Middle Ages? Far more than simple entertainment. In this episode of Medieval Morsels, we journey into the lively taverns, bustling marketplaces, noble courts, and...
Episode #19
Welcome back to Medieval Morsels ! We are pausing our usual historical deep-dives for a quick housekeeping update as we roll through Season 1. Tune in for a brief status report on the podcast, upcoming guest...
Alchemy was one of the most mysterious and intellectually rich pursuits of the medieval world. Far from simple superstition, medieval alchemy blended experimental science, spiritual philosophy, and symbolic language in...
<p>Medieval Morsels Podcast</p><p>In the 12th century, two mysterious children reportedly emerged from a pit near the village of Woolpit in Suffolk. Their skin was green, their language unintelligible, and their story...
<p>Medieval Morsels Podcast</p><p>Saint Patrick is one of the most recognized figures of the medieval world, yet his true historical significance extends far beyond legend. In this episode of Medieval Morsels, we...
<p>Hildegard von Bingen: Visions, Authority, and the Medieval Cosmos</p><p>Medieval Morsels Podcast</p><p>In the 12th century, a Benedictine nun along the Rhine began to record visions she believed were revealed to her...
<p>Medieval Morsels Podcast</p><p></p><p>Vikings are often portrayed as horned-helmeted raiders driven only by violence—but the historical reality is far more complex.</p><p></p><p>In this episode of Medieval Morsels...
<p>Medieval Morsels Podcast</p><p>From interlocked rings of early mail to the articulated brilliance of full plate harness, medieval armor was never static—it was a response to danger.</p><p>In this episode of Medieval...
<p>Medieval Morsels Podcast</p><p>What happened if you broke the law in the Middle Ages? Medieval justice was a complex system built on custom, religion, and public spectacle—and it was far more structured than modern...
<p>Podcast: Medieval Morsels</p><p>Host: Lucas Miller</p><p></p><p>Episode Description:</p><p>In this episode of Medieval Morsels, we examine the real lives of medieval princesses beyond the fairy-tale stereotypes. Far...
<p>Medieval Morsels Podcast</p><p>Did medieval people really avoid water and drink ale all day instead? It’s one of the most persistent myths about the Middle Ages—and the truth is far more interesting.</p><p>In this...
<p>Medieval Morsels</p><p>Host: Lucas Miller</p><p></p><p>In this episode of Medieval Morsels, we explore the fascinating world of mythical creatures that filled the medieval imagination. From dragons and griffins to...
<p>Medieval Morsels Podcast</p><p>Few figures define the Middle Ages more than the knight—but behind the shining armor lies a far more complex reality.</p><p>In this episode of Medieval Morsels, we explore how knights...
<p>Faith in a Time of Plague — Religious Remedies During the Black Death</p><p>Medieval Morsels Podcast</p><p>When the Black Death swept across Europe in the fourteenth century, medicine failed—but faith did not...
<p>Medieval Guilds: The Hidden Machines Behind Cities, Craft, and Power</p><p></p><p>What if you couldn’t sell bread, stitch a shoe, or light a candle without permission?</p><p></p><p>In this episode of Medieval...
<p>Step past the knights and banners—because castle life was mostly smoke, schedules, and a whole lot of work. In this episode of Medieval Morsels, we tour the castle as it really functioned: a home, a workplace, a...
<p>Books, Power, and “Truth”: How Manuscripts Shaped the Medieval Mind</p><p></p><p>In a world before printing presses and paperbacks, books weren’t casual objects—they were handmade technologies of authority. This...
<p>In this follow-up to our Black Death episode, we step inside the medieval sickroom to answer a haunting question: what did people actually do to treat the plague? Without germ theory or antibiotics, medieval...
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