Cauldron - A Military History Podcast

In this battle cast we are going to cover the highland charge, the fight for the English throne, and even the "clearances". So if you want to learn about the seemingly eternal war between England and her northern neighbor, Scotland, be sure to give a listen. And keep in mind that this seemingly small battle directly effected world history — from the Seven Years War to the American Revolution, Quee...

In this Battlecast Attila the Hun gets sent packing by a quickly thrown together alliance led by "the Last of the Romans" Aetius Flavius. We also take a closer look at who the huns were, where they came from, and why history remembers them with such terror. Thanks to Simon MacDowell for a great interview! Enjoy!

In our first Theorycast we cover why Hannibal wasn't at magnesia, how Antiochus may have won the battle, and why it was so important for Rome to win the day. Thanks to Corvus Corax for the great submissions!

What happens when you mix a Roman army outnumbered 2 to 1, fifty plus war elephants, and the Carthaginian Crusher himself, Hannibal Barca? Find out in this weeks battlecast were we cover the battle of Magnesia in 190 b.c. A defining moment for Rome's ability to impose it's will on the global level, as well as the final moment for the Seleucid Empire in terms of its presence as a powerful sovereign...

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