Garrett Ryan
The Toldinstone Podcast
This podcast complements the toldinstone YouTube channel with interviews of scholars and creators working on the most exciting topics in ancient history.
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Episodes
38 – Lessons from the Lost Greek Plays 07.07.2026 20:18
James Romm and I discuss what can be gleaned from the fragments of lost Greek tragedies.
37 – How Accurate was HBO’s Rome? 26.04.2026 1:05:37
Greg Aldrete and I discuss the historical accuracy of HBO's "Rome."
36 – The Late Bronze Age Collapse 13.03.2026 1:15:08
Eric Cline and I discuss the causes and consequences of the Late Bronze Age Collapse.
35 – The Spartan Mirage 27.02.2026 1:42:29
Stephen Hodkinson and I discuss the latest research on classical Sparta.
34 – Ancient Rome and America’s Founding Fathers 13.02.2026 1:06:23
Carl Richard and I discuss how Ancient Greece and Rome shaped the American Revolution and US Constitution.
33 – Understanding the Valley of the Kings 30.01.2026 1:21:57
Chris Naunton and I discuss history's most iconic necropolis.
32 – Tactics of Alexander the Great 19.01.2026 1:00:44
Roel Konijnendijk and I discuss the army and tactics of the most iconic Greek general.
31 – How the Renaissance invented Ancient Rome 03.01.2026 1:27:22
Ada Palmer and I discuss how the Italian Renaissance transformed our understanding of antiquity.
30 – The Mind of a Roman Gladiator 12.12.2025 1:00:45
Harry Sidebottom and I discuss the unique place of gladiators in Roman society.
29 – A Short History of Roman Spain 28.11.2025 50:43
Paco Alvarez and I discuss the remarkable history of Roman Spain.
28 – What bones tell us about ancient Rome 16.11.2025 42:30
Deborah Ruscillo and I discuss how zooarchaeology has transformed our understanding of the classical world.
27 – The Mona Lisa of Ancient Coins 31.10.2025 1:20:04
Nick Vaneerdewegh and I discuss the Aetna Tetradrachm - the "Mona Lisa of numismatics" - and other treasures of the Brussels Coin Cabinet.
25 – The History of Ancient Rome in 12 Coins 24.09.2025 1:51:51
Gareth Harney and I discuss how coins tell the story of Roman history.
24 – Decline and Fall of the Roman City 22.08.2025 1:05:37
Luke Lavan and I discuss the transformation of Roman cities in late antiquity.
23 – Greek myths in comics 25.07.2024 47:37
Matthew Blair and I discuss the uses and abuses of ancient myth and history in comic books.
22 – Reading the Herculaneum Papyri 09.07.2024 36:38
In this episode, Dr. Federica Nicolardi and I discuss the challenges of reading the scrolls charred and buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD.
21 – The Ancient Architecture of New York City 08.03.2024 53:48
Elizabeth Macaulay and I discuss New York's neo-antique architecture.
20 – Medicine, Roman and Modern 01.01.2024 34:04
Dr. Athalia Pyzer and I discuss what - if anything - modern medicine owes to its classical roots.
19 – The Rules of Gladiatorial Combat 17.12.2023 1:04:52
Michael Carter and I discuss the rules and rituals that governed the lives - and deaths - of Rome's gladiators.
18 – The Siege and Fall of Constantiople 04.12.2023 58:49
Roger Crowley and I discuss the Ottoman siege of Constantinople in 1453.
17 – Greece under Roman Rule 03.11.2023 47:52
Sue Alcock and I discuss the fate of Greece after its conquest by Rome.
16 – Climate, Disease, and the Fall of Rome 25.08.2023 1:08:51
Kyle Harper and I discuss how climate and disease shaped Roman history.
15 – Julius Caesar and the Rhine Frontier 11.08.2023 36:11
Nico Roymans and I discuss Rome's frontier on the lower Rhine, in what is now the Netherlands.
14 – The Evolution of the Roman Frontier 07.07.2023 1:01:14
David Breeze and I discuss the Roman frontiers, with a special emphasis on Hadrian's Wall.
13 – Rome and Persia: 700 years of rivalry 16.06.2023 1:54:06
Adrian Goldsworthy and I discuss the long rivalry between the Roman and Persian Empires.
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