Joan of Arc
Was Joan of Arc’s mission divine or delusional?
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44 mins
Explore Joan of Arc’s rise from a teen girl to a leader who helped France in the hundred years war. Discover the controversies surrounding her visions and her defiance of gender norms in a male-dominated society.
Ep 1:
Voices in the Dark
A peasant girl's divine visions and defiant male dress set her apart—but were her saintly voices real, or a threat to be judged and destroyed?
Ep 2:
Glory at Orléans, Shadow at Rheims
Joan's daring leadership frees Orléans and crowns a king, yet triumph curdles into overconfidence, betrayal, and a catastrophic capture at Compiègne.
Ep 3:
Ashes and Absolution
Imprisoned and broken, Joan's faith wavers before her fiery death—only for history to reverse course, clearing her name and crowning her a saint.
Ep 4:
The Immortal Maid
Decades on, Joan defies easy definition, claimed by every faction and echoing Christ himself as a symbol of sacrifice, mystery, and enduring power.
Discussions (13)
Bruce
Level 8 · 10 mo agoThe male clothing wasn't just for safety. She refused to wear a dress even for Mass. That's exactly how they justified the relapsed heretic charge.
Regan
Level 2 · 10 mo agoleading armies at 17 <3
Albert
Level 9 · 10 mo agoStrategic genius my ass. She was a delusional teenager the generals used to hype up the army.
