Podcast about great historical lives that seem to have slipped through the cracks of our memories. Usually tweeting over at @nationalsreview
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Joined November 2015
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It’s time to come clean: all content on this podcast has been bankrolled by the Duke of Swabia and the Prince of Orange
[sung like Camper Van Beethoven]:
🎶Block the shitheads in the mentions,
block them in the mentions
🎶 Block the shitheads in the mentions
block them in the mentions,
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People seemed to like having all the episodes listed in one place. So here we go…
Season 8
1. Gungunum
2. Goujian
3. Dinh Bo Linh
4. Georgia - David the Builder
5. Georgia - Tamar the Great
6. Somerled
7. Ram Khamhaeng
8. Abbas the Great
9. Gaspar Yanga
And then back around again to season 9!
Season 9 episodes, all finished!
1. Argishti of Urartu (800s BC)
2. Bardylis (300s BC)
3. Mithridates I (150 BC)
4. Kanishka (100s AD)
5. Harsha (600s)
6. Yuknoom (600s)
7. Frederick Barbarossa (1100s)
8. Henry and Otto (1200s)
9. Frederick II (1200s)
10 Turenne (1600s)
I don’t even know what to say to this. So awesome to get this kind of feedback. Thank you so much, captnzen!
Episode 9.10 - Turenne, a major figure in the golden age of France’s Ancien Regime. A great general and brilliant strategist, Napoleon said his “audacity grew with years and experience” as some of his greatest victories were when he was in his mid-60s.
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Episode 9.9 - Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor and King of Sicily. The grandson of Barbarossa and of Roger the Great. He inherited kingdoms from both lineages, and then lost and regained them both.
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New episode. 9.8 - Hohenstaufen pt. 2, Henry and Philip. Both were capable rulers who looked to follow in their father’s footsteps and expand imperial power, but neither lived long enough to truly become remarkable emperors.
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