2026
June
Million Podcasts ranked That Shakespeare Life #6 on their list of Top 60 Shakespeare History Podcasts.
Play On Podcasts– Featured Guest for their Next Chapter series looking at Shakespeare history, podcasting, and my opinion on popular Shakespeare film adaptations.
January
Ranked on Goodpods as #1 Shakespeare Podcast of All Time
Ranked on Goodpods as #1 Shakespeare Indie Podcast
2025
January 2025 – Featured on Wakefield Museum’s Instagram page for my painting of Pontefract Castle
April, 2025 | Completed a map of Yorkshire for @historyofengland September 2025 History Tour
July 19, 2025 | Guest expert on Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me, the NPR News Quiz for their Bluff the Listener round on Shakespeare.
2024
September 2024 Player FM Ranked That Shakespeare Life #1 Shakespeare History Podcast to listen to in 2024.
August 2024 – Shakespeare Association of America awarded That Shakespeare Life “Honorable Mention” in their Shakespeare Publics Awards
January 19, 2024 – Review of That Shakespeare Life by Kenneth Connally, published in Early Modern Digital Revivew “That Shakespeare Life is a particularly valuable resource, an appropriately wide-ranging collection of bite-sized, enga–ging interviews that offers insights into everything from medlars to mandrakes, pirates to pumpkins. More than just a handy introduction, however, each episode, through its list of sources recommended by an expert on the topic, also offers a jumping-off point for further study that will prove useful for students and scholars alike.”
January 15, 2024 – Mentioned in Jeff Brown’s Read to Lead Podcast Episode 509, “The Impact of Dan Miller on Our Lives Continues“
2023
June 2, 2023- Guest on “Don’t Quill the Messenger” on Dragon Wagon Radio
Podcast Learning Network, Discussing humanities podcasting for an internal membership presentation
Featured in Historians Magazine for a publication on the History of Whiskey
Ranked in the Top 10 for History by History Podblast
March 2023 – Review of That Shakespeare Life in Digital Humanities Review, by Darren Freebury Jones, saying That Shakespeare Life “is steeped in scholarship. Cash’s website serves as not only a platform hosting hundreds of podcast episodes, but also as an engaging blog of great use for general audiences as well as students, teachers, and researchers.”
2022
December 2022- Illustrated Map of Suffolk Published in Tudor Places Magazine
September 9-11, 2022 – Speaker at TudorCon 2022, speaking on Wild Animals in Shakespeare’s England
July 18, 2022 – Featured Guest to talk Shakespeare Authorship on History Rage Podcast, Season 3, Episode 2
July 2022- Guest on Preconceived Podcast to talk about Shakespeare and Education http://www.preconceivedpodcast.com
May 2022- Guest on Protest Too Much Podcast to talk about 5 Fantastic Deaths from Shakespeare’s Plays
April 2022 – Guest on Royals, Rebels, and Romantics with Carol Ann LLoyd to explore the fun side of Shakespeare histroy
April 2022- Presenter at Shakespeare Association of America Virtual Pre-Workship on the Game of Noddy
April 2022- Guest on Review It Yourself podcast talking about “How to Behave Badly in Britain” a WW2 informative short for US military personelle in the states during the Second World War.
March 2022- Elected Associate Fellow of the Royal Historical Society for contributions to history
2021
November 2021- That Shakespeare Life Ranked #2 across all podcast platforms for Shakespeare History
October 2021- That Shakespeare Life Ranked #4 for History on Apple Podcasts in Jordan
October 13, 2021- Guest on British History: Royals, Rebels, and Romantics with Carol Ann Lloyd “Ep 77, Double, Double, Witches, and Trouble with Cassidy Cash“
September 7, 2021– Featured in The Lost Episode of Tasting History: Prince Biskets on Tasting History with Max Miller.
August 2021 – Romeo and Juliet in 3 Minutes featured at Sidewalk Film Festival Birmingham, AL
June 29, 2021 Listed #2 on Best Shakespeare Podcasts of 2021 by Welp Magazine
June 2021, Featured in article for Alabaster Newsletter, “Turning a Passion for Shakespeare Into a Successful Podcast” July/August 2021 Issue of The Original Alabaster Newsletter
June 2021 Listed in Super Summary’s Shakespeare Resources as valuable Shakespeare Research.
April 2021, Guest on You Don’t Know Lit podcast to talk about Shakespear, history, and the bear in a Winter’s Tale
April 2021 Contributor to Lost Plays Database on the Game of Maw and Noddy (early modern card games from Shakespeare’s plays)
April 2021 Cited in Roslyn Knutson’s work on Early Modern Card Games presented at the Shakespeare Association of America conference.
January 26, 2021 Ranked That Shakespeare Life in the Top 5 Shakespeare Podcasts by Evan Fritsch for his website, Rewire the West. View that article here.
January 2021 Guest on Tudors Dynasty for their Ask the Expert series. The listeners submitted a series of questions about William Shakespeare and I tried my best to answer them! Listen to that episode here.
January 2021 Opening notes for the Winter issue of History Magazine on “William Shakespeare Sporting Sporting Stylish Facial Hair” See that issue here.
2020
August 8, 2020 The Art of the Sword was an Official Selection for the ARFF Globe Award at the All Around Film Festival in Paris, France.
November 5, 2020. Interview with New York Shakespeare on the History of Macbeth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEDZbe4IFQ8
November 2020. The Art of the Sword documentary short film was longlisted at the Shakespeare Film Festival in Stratford Upon Avon, England.
2019
June 2019. Review of Producing Early Modern London: A Comedy of Urban Space, 1598-1616 / Kelly Stage for Early Modern Culture. Clemson University Press. ISBN: 1496201817. Editor: Niahm O’Leary.
September 2019. Cash, Cassidy. That Shakespeare Life: How One Determined History Podcast Began. The Use of English. The English Association Journal for Teachers or English. University of Liecester. Malcolm Hebron, Editor.
October 2, 2019, A Bola Football in Shakespeare (In Portuguese). Lisbon, Portugal. Physical Newspaper article.
Massachussets Wire: Tudorcon 2019 Fetes Tudor History Lovers in Manheim, PA–Tickets Available Now
Tudor Society Speaker, “The Life of William Shakespeare”, Documentary Short Presentation, Tudor Society online virtual summit hosted by Claire Ridgeway
TudorCon Presenter, “The Game of Noddy and How History Informs Shakespeare’s Plays” World’s First TudorCon Event hosted by Heather Teysko of Renaissance English History Podcast in Manheim, PA
Blackfriars Conference 2019, “How to Play the Game of Noddy and How History is Essential to the Study of Shakespeare” American Shakespeare Center in Staunton, VA
2018
Best Shakespeare Themed Animation. Shakespeare Film Festival. Shakespeare Birthplace Trust. Award selected by Kenneth Branagh. September 2018
How England’s Greatest Playwright Narrowly Escaped Treason, History Hit, Dec 14, 2018
The Night William Shakespeare Narrowly Escaped Being Tried for Treason, The Freelance History Writer, Dec 7 2018
Speaker/Presenter at Tudor Summit 2018 | “What it was like to attend a Shakespeare play at The Globe Theater in 1600”
Renaissance England History Podcast | 10 Foods From Shakespeare’s Plays That Shakespeare (Probably) Ate Himself (guest article)
England Cast: Shakespeare and Love: An interview with Cassidy Cash of That Shakespeare Girl (podcast)
6 Ways Shakespeare Impacted The History of the Last Medieval Queen (guest article)
Folios, Quartos, and the Experiment of Printing Shakespeare (guest article)
2017
Queen Elizabeth was NOT a Patron of Shakespeare (guest article)
What Grammar School Taught Shakespeare About Being a Theater Icon (guest article)
Interview with ShakenBake Cast (podcast)
10 Facts About The Weapons Used At The Battle of Bosworth (guest article)