
In 2015, a man who has been alive since the last Ice Age bought a tape recorder, and over the course of three days he dictated his life story as fast as he could while waiting for a woman to visit who he believes will finally be the death of him.
Based on the novels Beginning, Middle, and End written by Geoff Micks, this podcast is a work of historical fiction spanning from the very beginning of h... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Fiction | |||

An end-of-season extra episode offering some updates on the podcast, background on the history behind the content, and also some much-deserved credit to the people who helped make Season Two and the book it was based upon possible.
Enjoying the show... more
(~541 - 542 CE · Constantinople, Egypt, & the Waters Between & 2015 CE · Northern India)
The Narrator is living a happy life as the dutiful husband of a devout Christian woman in Constantinople when the world comes to an end.
Based on the second h... more
(~79 - ~540 CE · Gades & Rome)
The Narrator's great project in the heart of downtown Rome evolves and changes over time, just as the Roman Empire does too. From dizzying heights, the decline and fall happens both slowly and seemingly all at once. By... more
(~55 - ~79 CE · Gades & Rome)
The Narrator has a reoccurring dream of a statue that moves and changes its face. While discussing it with a charlatan posing as a soothsayer, he decides on what his next great adventure must be. Though he hates the pla... more
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One of my favorite podcasts. Happy each Monday night. Alt-scifi-history. Reminds me of the Casca novels from years ago & has plausible history.
Such a captivating story , I’m so happy there’s a new episode because I’ve been missing this ever since I found the first season! Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us
I am so glad to have found this great podcast which, in turn, introduced me to the wonderful book series. Right from the get-go, I found this to be a beautiful and compelling narrative of an impossible life story that spans the full history of humanity. With its beginnings long before the concept of written histories, what ultimately makes this tale so uniquely believable is an exacting level of detail in the description of the people, places, differing societal structures, and how the peoples o... more
I love this format and this characters narrative! Deep history and anthropology in a story format is irresistible!
I rarely give bad reviews (this is the second one on hundred of listened series if I'm not wrong) but I can't go over 3 minutes for how bad the acting is, especially of the male. I understand the woman has to speak a bit like a book being the narrator, but the male is even worst and he shouldn't do it at all.
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A historically flavored audio drama narrated by a centuries-spanning immortal, the show blends myth, ancient civilizations, and real-world history through immersive storytelling. Each episode pairs lyrical narration with richly drawn backdrops—from the Ice Age to Bronze Age trade networks—while weaving in legendary figures and long-running relationships that shape generations. The format often centers on memory, longevity, and the tension between myth and history, delivering a distinctive, book-like serial experience for fans of epic narratives and dramatic retellings. A standout aspect is the strong, singular voice driving a broad arc across millennia, with episodes that feel like intimate chapters in a grand, centuries-long saga.
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