Faded Through Time

Join us on a journey through history as we explore the Third and Fourth Crusades on our podcast, "Faded Through Time". From epic battles to political intrigue, we'll dive into the rich history of these crusades and how they have faded through time. Tune in to learn more about this fascinating period in history! our faded through time podcast but in video form. Last episode we talked about the firs...

Interested in learning some Latin phrases? In this episode of the Faded Through Time Podcast, We chat about the history of Latin phrases, as well as how to use them in everyday conversation. If you're looking for a fun and educational podcast to listen to, be sure to check out the Faded Through Time Podcast! We cover a variety of topics, from Latin phrases to history lessons. Every episode is pack...

Join us on a riveting journey back in time as we delve deep into the tumultuous events of the First and Second Crusades in this captivating episode of "Chasing Jerusalem." In an era of religious fervor and territorial ambitions, knights and warriors from far-flung lands embarked on perilous quests to claim the Holy Land.

Listen to Noah and Isiah discuss the scariest things in history in their holiday special!

In Part 2 of the "Yin to the Yang" Mega-Episode, Noah and Isiah take a pessimist point of view by examining the bad that came from some of humanity's greatest achievements. Your hosts happily rain on some parades by analyzing some ruined Olympic Games, the Internet, and one of Rome's greatest adversaries.

The Taoist Ideology is one of balance. There is good in the bad and bad in the good. In the first part of a two-part mega-episode, Isiah and Noah discuss some bad events that had some positive aspects and outcomes.

Who would've thought the Romans could conjure up some of these items! In this Episode Isiah and Noah discuss roman inventions that changed history!

In this episode President and Isiah examine some of the girthiest examples of small dick energy throughout history including two examples of wild west cowards!

We’re fried beyond reason, would Anne Frank like video games, would Alexander the Great be able to lead a successful campaign using today’s military advancements? Let’s discuss.

We're starting to get our sh*t together.