
The history of Europe from 376 and beyond the Fall of Rome.Barbarian invasions, kings, queens, and saints, myths and legends.It’s the history they skipped.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 65 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureHistory | |||

584 to 612
Part three of a two-part series on the life and times of Queen Brunhilda of Austrasia sees the her emerge fully as a player in Frankish and European politics. Her influence is felt across three generations of leaders, though ultimately sh... more
577 to 587
Part two of Queen Brunhilda’s biography covers the conflict between her husband and his father and strife between the Queen and the nobles around her son. We also talk about her role sponsor of cultural activities, and how those had chang... more
• 480 CE
A pre-Christmas ghost story. Excavation of a fortification on a Swedish island reveals a spasm of violence that wiped out an entire settlement. The finds shed light on life in the fifth century, while the circumstances of its ending is a m... more
567 to 577
Part one of life of Brunhilda, the Visigothic princess who was regent for three generations of Merovingian rulers.
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A really nice bridge between Mike Duncan’s “History of Rome” and Robin Pierson’s “History of Byzantium”.
After finishing The History of Rome and The History of Byzantium, I was looking for something to bridge the gap between the fall of the Western Empire and the rise of medieval Europe. The Dark Ages Podcast by Herbert F. Bushman fills that role perfectly. It picks up around the crisis of the 3rd century, revisiting the events leading up to 476 CE and exploring how Western Europe e... more
One host show! Great research & presentation! Come back host-you are missed!
A different style (love the dry humor) but definitely on par with history of Rome and Byzantium.
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Engaging in a thorough exploration of Europe's history from 376 AD and extending beyond the fall of Rome, this podcast offers listeners deep insights into the turbulent times characterized by barbarian invasions, the reign of powerful kings and queens, and the impactful influence of saints. It delves into various myths and legends that have shaped the narrative of this often-overlooked period in history, aiming to bridge the gaps left by traditional historical accounts. Listeners can expect a rich tapestry of stories that effectively blend scholarly research with relatable narratives, making complex historical events accessible and engaging for both history enthusiasts and casual listeners alike.
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