The Historyologist Podcast

The comments on our history podcast have been entertaining. We are also joined by friend of the show Tim. Enjoy

We learn about how eggs have shaped history in very unexpected ways. Once again Tim joins us to lay some truth on our brains. This is history like you’ve never seen it. Enjoy.

A history quiz that is impossible to answer. Maybe you won’t know the answer, or maybe you just won’t want to. Either way. Enjoy

Pyrrhus of Epirus lead a life of adventure until his head got bonked. Learn the incredible true story of one of the people of history. Enjoy.

The Roman people built one of the biggest and most influential empires ever. But what happened to them? Why do Romans not live with us today? Join us as we answer some questions you might have. Enjoy

A collection of stories about the Hindu God Shiva.

Julius Caesar was a great man and did nothing wrong. He saved the Roman republic and showed all ancient guys how to do it. Enjoy

The story of Romulus and Remus is expertly retold here for your enjoyment. Never before has the founding of Rome been brought to life with such vivid realism. Remus did nothing wrong! Enjoy.

The mysteries of Eluesis were foundation to the Greek world. Through them many people claimed to become gods. Is it true?

Resurrections are apparently a frequent event in history. We take a look at some of the more colourful examples and completely side step saying anything of value Enjoy

Join us as we use expert knowledge to not really address what the Roman’s did over the festive season. Saturnalia is the festival that turned the Roman world upside down each year.

The definitive list of the most extreme torture methods known to man

In this breathtaking episode we make the very thin link between the modern world and the Protestant reformation.

Charlie Kirk’s assassination may be the first step along a dark path. We bring minutes of research to the topic and explore how the fall of the Roman Empire relates to modern times Enjoy

Charlie Kirk’s assassination was an event that happened. How does it relate to the decline of the Roman Republic? And what does it mean? Join us as we make a very thin connection though 2000 years of history. Enjoy

We take a look at Africa Time (not the Shakira song) Join us for a poorly researched and communicated look at the cultural differences between European & African thought. This episode will leave you whelmed. Enjoy

A thorough look at historical issues of national identity and how modern immigration fits in. Join us for a conversation where we never get to the point. Enjoy.

Darius the great is known as one of the greatest Persian kings. How he rose to power is a story that demands sophistication and nuance, neither of which we have. Nevertheless, join us for an unprecedented retelling of a story just as Darius would have like. Enjoy.

Did the ancient Roman’s have any contact with ancient china? Both were great empires of their day. This expertly researched episode finally reveals the answer to that question, and even includes an ancient corporate espionage tale. Enjoy.

The final part of our historical epic on the journey of Marco polo. Find out the shocking truth, did he make it up for power and fame? Or did we make it up? Enjoy.

The journey of Marco Polo has been debated and discussed ever since the 13th century. We bring minutes of historical training & a flair for wonky story telling to the tale. Join us for part 1 of a multipart series that covers every angle (only 1) of this amazing story. Enjoy.

The journey of the Greek named pytheas of massilia. Join us for this poor researched historical tale that occasionally sticks to the topic. Enjoy.

Is history a true account of past events? How do we know anything at all of the past? Is history written by the victors? Is this podcast equipped to answer any of these questions? Join us for a philosophical, historical deep dive on one of the most deadly issues of our time. Enjoy

An actual expert in history shows us how a real historian tackles history. Enjoy.

We talk about Dune (or June) and how it implies some unusual things in history. Join us for another long and pointless conversation. Enjoy