What is the mother of all Caesar podcasts series?
This is the mother of all Caesar podcasts series. We started in 2014 with a 48-episode series on Julius Caesar. Then we did a 100 episodes on Augustus Caesar. Then 40 episodes on Tiberius Caesar.
How is welcome to the life of the Caesars different from others?
Welcome To The Life of the Caesars! This show is different from most other history podcasts in the following ways. 1. There are TWO OF US. This is a conversation, not a lecture. 2. It’s LONG FORM. Which means we will often take 50 – 100 episodes to tell a story. If you want a quick overview, this is not the show for you! 3. It’s NSFW.
How many episodes of Julius Caesar are there?
We started in 2014 with a 48-episode series on Julius Caesar. Then we did a 100 episodes on Augustus Caesar. Then 40 episodes on Tiberius Caesar. Then more series on Caligula and Claudius. We are currently doing a new series on Nero. We’ll probably keep going until one of us dies. Then… we’ll play it by ear.
What do you think about the Great Gatsby podcast?
The podcast is well-researched, offers thought-provoking insight, and is down-right hilarious.
Who is the host of the Napoleon Bonaparte podcast?
Join veteran podcasters Ray Harris (The World War II Podcast) and Cameron Reilly (The Napoleon Bonaparte Podcast) as they go on a journey to discover the true story about the Caesars.
What does Nero like to do?
Nero likes hanging out under bridges where he could “take his pleasures more freely” and this leads to trouble for Sulla’s great-great-great grandson. But Nero also wants to abolish taxes beca…
Who is the host of the Napoleon Bonaparte podcast?
Join veteran podcasters Ray Harris (The World War II Podcast) and Cameron Reilly (The Napoleon Bonaparte Podcast) as they go on a journey to discover the true story about the Caesars.
How old is Nero when he becomes Emperor?
Nero becomes emperor on the murder of his step-father. He’s 16 or 17 years old. Why didn’t the Senate stop him? It might have something to do with Seneca and Burrus. Seneca wrote him a sp…
Who was Rome's boogeyman when he cut off the head of Crassus?
There’s a war with Parthia, Rome’s boogeyman since they cut off the head of Crassus in 53 BCE, a hundred years earlier, and Nero sends Corbulo to deal with it. He whips his troops into order and …