Join Kaine and Lewis for a debrief after the epic story of artists, lovers and activists Claude Cahun & Marcel Moore. They make a toast and reflect on what they would ask the pair, as well as a special Q&A from Lewis to Kaine in the style of "Inside the Actor's Studio".

Mini Bard is the short-form companion to Breaking Bard, where we dive a little deeper and wander a little further into the stories that tantalise our guests.

Researched, hosted and edited by Kaine Francesco Pieri

Guest Lewis Miles

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Before “non‑binary” had a name, artist Claude Cahun was already living it. Before performance art had a definition, she was inventing it. And when the Nazis occupied Jersey, Cahun and her partner Marcel Moore launched one of the most daring psychological resistance campaigns of the war.

Join Kaine Francesco and guest Lewis Miles on this episode of Breaking Bard as they uncover the radical life, art, and courage of a figure history tried to sideline.

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You’ve just walked past the great marble pillars guarding the entrance to the British Museum and you happen upon a bust of a Roman emperor. His face is proud, his beard tightly curled, his hair carved in perfect rings, his skin rendered in smooth white marble…

But there’s a problem.

This man — one of the most successful emperors Rome ever produced — wasn’t white. He was North African. And history has largely forgotten that.

Join host Kaine Francesco and guest Maeve Rose Sally as they venture into the Roman Empire in this brand new episode of Breaking Bard: The Forgotten History Podcast.

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