
Exploring the lives and times of lost Roman heroes, from Aeneas to Constantine the XI, the Marble Emperor, and ranking them for their cool hero-ness….
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

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! Belisarius can navigate these twin d... more
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 sent that Goth horde scurrying n... more
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 his enemy uncomfortable. And ... more
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 the greatest honor in the ancie... more
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I love this show. Hosts passion for Roman history makes this a joy to hear. Don’t miss the epic episodes on Belisarius.
I very much enjoy the show and look forward to the release of new episodes. The subject matter is well researched and the hosts have a great rapport, which makes sense as they are father and son. As the title suggests not every subject is well known, a fact which I have very much appreciated but at the same time there are some characters who are not lost by any definition given a lot of air time. Constantine, Magnus and Diocletian come to mind. That said if you find Roman history, interesting I ... more
Why didn’t Mark Antony get an episode??
I gave this one four stars because it’s obvious these guys work hard at gathering material to present to us. Presenting history is important work. I like the content and the concept. I should love it, but I don’t . I don’t love the format of the sub genre I call “two dudes.” It may be for others to love, but not for me. The show could be outstanding if it were just one of the dudes talking for each episode. One dude talking to the listener. That is, instead of the goofy back and forth conve... more
Almost hit you with a 1 star when you said Marcus Aurelius wasn’t a first ballot hall of heroes… but I very stoically got over it
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The content is focused on the fascinating exploration of lesser-known figures from Roman history, presenting both their remarkable achievements and the intricate historical contexts that shaped their lives. The episodes blend narrative storytelling with engaging discussions, often emphasizing unique and overlooked characters who have made significant impacts on history but may not be widely recognized. This unique angle allows listeners to gain deeper insights into the complexities of the Roman Empire while being entertained by the hosts' dynamic interaction. The father-son duo brings a personal touch to the storytelling, adding warmth and relatability to subjects that span centuries of intriguing historical events.
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