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LOST ROMAN HEROES
Matteo & Matthew Storm
U.S HIDDEN CRIMES
UTIMEDIA
The Neural Daily
Neural Network Media
Diabetic Foot Files
Diabetic Foot Files
Times Radio News Briefing
Times Radio
The Echo Chamber from Tortoise Shack
Tortoise Shack Media
FP&A Today
Glenn Hopper
FP&A Today
Glenn Hopper
Limerick Baptist Church
Limerick Baptist Church
Radio Radicale - Stampa e regime
L B
E o campeão é...
Observador
Smash Sports Show
Smash FM
Conversion Therapy
D.J. Mausner
医療政策ウォッチャー
CrossHealth
Frühstück bei mir
ORF Hitradio Ö3
跨国串门儿计划
yikai
Deutschlandfunk aktuell
Deutschlandfunk
برامج
مونت كارلو الدولية / MCD
The "What is Money?" Show
Robert Breedlove
The Gig Life Podcast
Stevie Taylor
敏迪選讀
敏迪
Volltreffer Herz für glückliche Beziehungen
Andrea Holthaus
Family Life News - Special Features
Family Life
CARNIVORE EVOLUTION
Mark Ennis and Victoria Olson
Trading with Jesus
Corey Robinson
2 Be Better
Chris Burkett
Champions Adjust
Champions Adjust
晨间书市
Masa
Seven Tackle Set | NRL Supercoach Podcast
Insight Podcast Network
No es un día cualquiera
Radio Nacional
Die Radio Steiermark-Journale
ORF Radio Steiermark
Astral Codex Ten Podcast
Jeremiah
Steve Dale's Pet World
wgnradio.com
Farm Small Farm Smart Daily
The Modern Grower Podcast Network
Addicted to the Mouse: Disney Podcast | Disney World, Universal, & Cruise Vacation Planning
Dan and Leslie Lowry
مجلههای زنده رادیو فردا
رادیوفردا
TDM - 普通話新聞
TDM
Todo
Matteo & Matthew Storm
Rome had survived Nero. Rome had survived Caligula, Commodus, and Caracalla. Rome had survived the Crisis of the Third Century, the Huns, the Vandals, the Goths, and a plague that killed half the Mediterranean world. But...
LRH Episode 100! We travel to Visigothic Spain to meet the two brothers who saved Roman civilization. Leander of Seville, best friend of Pope Gregorius, made Spain Catholic, converting the Visigothic kingdom from Arianis...
Join LRH as we interview historian and podcaster Emma Southon, author of the recently published "Not Built in a Day: How Slavery Made the Roman Empire." For 98 episodes we've covered Roman heroes. But we've never told th...
Today we collaborate with the awesome father-daughter team of Roly and Maddie from the History in Zoomer Podcast for a very special Father's Day Episode. Together we explore candidates for the very best, and worst fathe...
Rome is an island in a Lombard sea. The emperor is in Constantinople, offering criticism instead of troops. The plague is killing people in the streets. And Gregory, the man who tried to flee his own election hidden in a...
In 540 AD, Rome had thirty thousand people struggling to survive, living inside walls built for a million. Sheep grazed in the forums of Augustus and Trajan. Into this world was born one of the last great Roman aristocra...
This week we're doing something a little different. We've joined forces with the wonderful Ladies of Lore, a podcast dedicated to the fierce, forgotten and fascinating women of history, mythology and folklore, to bring y...
In Part 2 of Mauricius' tale, the empire that he spent twenty years building begins to crack from within. We meet the generals he trusted, the ones he sidelined, and the ones he should never have appointed (like brother ...
The young man from Arabissus catches the eye of Tiberius, rises through the Excubitors, and is sent to command the Roman eastern legions in the middle of a major Roman-Persian war with no experience under his belt! And ...
Lost Roman Heroes is proud to share something very special this week from our friends at the History of Egypt Podcast, which uses ancient texts, art, and archaeology to bring the world of the Nile Valley to life. Written...
Gallo-Roman aristocrat, Bishop and Saint, Gregory kept a small flame alive in what had been Roman Gaul as the darkness fell in the 6th century with the arrival of Clovis and the Merovingian dynasty that would give birth ...
Tiberius was a handsome young man, born into a humble Thracian family in post-plague Rome. He enters the civil service as a notarius, and quickly rises to the very top of the Roman world, from Count of the Excubitors, t...
Belisarius. Who was the man behind the myth? Are we right to feel uncharitably towards Antonina and Narses? Why did Justinian treat his best general and friend so poorly? And why exactly did Procopius place Belisarius...
Procopius was raised in Caesarea, the capital of Rome's Palaestina province, and was likely educated in Gaza and Beirut. A lawyer by training, he was plucked from obscurity by Justinian, and assigned to the staff of th...
The year is 542AD and Rome has just gone through its Thanos-moment - one out of every two Romans disappeared over the course of one fateful summer, and Justinian was almost one of them! Having personally survived the pl...
We leave behind Belisarius, Justinian's avenging angel, and return to the Emperor's story. The year is 532AD and Constantinople still smolders in the wake of the Nika Riots. Having narrowly survived a coup thanks to The...
Recalled to Constantinople to lead Rome's response to Persian aggression, Belisarius arrives just in time for Mother Nature to unleash the most vicious one-two punch in the history of humankind, ICE AGE + PLAGUE! Belisa...
The day is March 12th of 538AD, and General Belisarius has just accomplished the impossible. Not only did he survive a year long siege behind Rome’s Aurelian Walls, hopelessly outnumbered 20-1 by a Goth horde, but he se...
Rome is under siege! With a force of some five thousand Roman soldiers, Belisarius is put under siege by a >100k man Goth force under King Vitiges. But despite overwhelming odds, Belisarius finds opportunities to keep ...
Belisarius has accomplished the heretofore impossible, with a small force of his handpicked and trained elite troops he has defeated the Vandals and returned Africa to the Romans after a hundred years. After receiving t...
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