Impetuous Windmills: The Roman Podcasts

Rome 51: A Night with Ovid

THE END.

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Rome 50: Attila's Guide to Pillaging and Extorting your Way to Success

Attila raids the empire and inspires the Ring Cycle.

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Rome 49: The Disappearance of Emily Lemmon

Where the East West trial separation becomes a divorce.

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Rome 48: You Weren't There

Diocletian turns Rome Japanese, and then Constantine turns it Christian.

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Rome 47: Aramaic Wheel of Fortune

The Severan dynasty ends, and then all hell breaks loose except for 5 years under Aurelian.

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Rome 46: Started from the Bottom

The Year of the Five Emperors tears Rome apart, and then the Severans tear it up some more.

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Rome 45: The Real People Who Matter

Marcus Aurelius keeps the armchair warm and then Commodus goes full crazy.

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Rome 44: Winning Too Little or: Can't do much without an army

Hadrian underwhelms and then Antoninus Pius placeholds.

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Rome 43: Winning Too Much

Nerva placeholds and then Trajan takes it up to 11.

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Rome 42: Flava Flavian

The Flavian Dynasty towers above Rome for about 20 years.

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Rome 41: Four is a Crowd

One year Four emperors.

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Rome 40: He is Risen

History's favorite performer Nero can't quite nail the role of decent emperor.

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Rome 39: CCCClaudius

Claudius shreds through multiple wives, breaks senators' hearts, and slays beached whales in a wild twenty years.

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Rome 38: Little Boots

Caligula puts the clinic in clinically insane.

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Rome 37: Little Fishes

Tiberius suceeds Augustus in pretty much name only, proceeds to be mediocre to maybe evil.

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Rome 36: Augustus Dies

The end of an era.

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Rome 35: Augustus Never Dies

Augustus continues to rule Rome with the help of trusted generals.

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Rome 34: The Invention of Scissors

Augustus finds himself in sole control of Rome. Liking his new position, he works to make it permanent.

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Rome 33: The 2nd Triumvirate and Single Barrel Mucinex

The 2nd Triumvirate rules through fear, then takes down Brutus and Cassius. Then it takes down itself.

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Episode 32: Like Father, Like Adopted Son

Generally unknown Caius Octavius buys himself an army and several magistracies.

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