Nomads and Empires
Nomads and EmpiresCharting the history of the Eurasian steppe, including the Scythians, the Gokturks, and the Mongols.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHistory | |||
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On this special First of April, we cover the nomadic peoples of the world of Godherja: the Öltenic. more
On this episode, we explore the titanic clash between Cyrus of the Persians and Tomyris of the Massagetae. more
In this special episode, we speak to Oleksiy Vasyliuk of the Ukrainian Nature Conservation Group and Tobias Muenchmeyer, European Project Lead at Green Recovery Ukraine, about the current status of Ukraines steppes amid the ongoing war. more
Another chapter ends, somewhat. Today, the Scythians will be pushed back to the Pontic steppe and will face those they had left behind. more
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- Finally! A comprehensive story of the Steppe!
I’ve been waiting for this thank you! Love every bit!
Apple Podcasts5Basiafabian
United States6 months ago Very well made. Good production values and offers good insight into the squishiness of academic understanding without becoming inaccessible to a lay audience.
Podcast Addicta year agoJean la'Stname- Highest Value Podcast
Combining academic rigor and precision with easily accessible presentation. Bravo!
Apple Podcasts5iRustinUnited Statesa year ago - Great Stuff
Loving it so far. You remind of Mike Duncan in his History of Rome podcast, and coming from me that’s the highest praise, as Mike Duncan is my favorite podcaster. Keep up the good work
Apple Podcasts5Hyu fdgUnited States2 years ago - Absolutely incredible
Wonderful bite sized chunks of history about a little covered area of the world.
Apple Podcasts5julianfaulkinghamUnited States2 years ago
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