Mike Duncan has since moved on to Revolutions and is currently in the beginning of the French revolution. Don't let that slow you down, its not like the history of rome is going to change much in the near future.
Then "the history of rome" podcast begat "the history of byzantium" podcast. Another investment in time which isn't nearly done yet.
There is also the British History podcast which is pretty good listening and technically on topic as it was partially part of the roman empire for a good while. Another work in progress.
(And I see sspiff and I posted within seconds of each other. Well, great minds think alike and all that...)
http://thehistoryofrome.typepad.com/
Beware, its an investment of perhaps 200 hours?
Mike Duncan has since moved on to Revolutions and is currently in the beginning of the French revolution. Don't let that slow you down, its not like the history of rome is going to change much in the near future.
Then "the history of rome" podcast begat "the history of byzantium" podcast. Another investment in time which isn't nearly done yet.
There is also the British History podcast which is pretty good listening and technically on topic as it was partially part of the roman empire for a good while. Another work in progress.
(And I see sspiff and I posted within seconds of each other. Well, great minds think alike and all that...)