Episode 60. The Roman Empire’s Currency Collapse And The Day Power Went To Auction

Episode 60. The Roman Empire’s Currency Collapse And The Day Power Went To Auction

Send us Fan Mail Rome didn’t “decline” in the third century so much as it got repriced, brutally, by its own army. We open with one of the most jaw-dropping moments in political and monetary history: after murdering Pertinax, the Praetorian Guard auctions the Roman throne from behind the walls of their camp. That single act reveals the hidden reserve price of the empire: the payroll of the soldiers who can make or break an emperor. From there, I walk you through how Roman public finance back...

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Episode 59. Rome’s Financial Peak and Hidden Cracks (68–180 CE): From Nero to Marcus Aurelius

Episode 59. Rome’s Financial Peak and Hidden Cracks (68–180 CE): From Nero to Marcus Aurelius

Send us Fan Mail Rome didn’t just conquer with legions. It conquered with cash flow, credibility, and contracts and then it quietly broke the very engine that paid for its golden age. We walk through ...

18 Elo 1h 49min

Episode 58. The Architect, the Steward, and the Showman — Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Nero, and the Debasement That Started It All

Episode 58. The Architect, the Steward, and the Showman — Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Nero, and the Debasement That Started It All

Send us Fan Mail Nero is famous for fire and scandal, but his most lasting move is quieter: he changes the denarius. We follow the early Roman Empire from Augustus’s careful fiscal rebuild to the mome...

28 Heinä 58min

Episode 57. Two Roman Stories: A Credit Crunch and Volcanic Explosion

Episode 57. Two Roman Stories: A Credit Crunch and Volcanic Explosion

Send us Fan Mail Rome didn’t just build roads and legions, it built a credit machine. And in 33 CE, that machine seized up in a way that feels painfully familiar: a property crash, a liquidity freeze,...

7 Heinä 52min

Episode 56. Rome Becomes Powerful When Its Money Does

Episode 56. Rome Becomes Powerful When Its Money Does

Send us Fan Mail Rome is not just marble temples and marching legions. It is benches in the Forum where money changers listen to coins ring, wax tablets that lock in loans, and quiet banking networks ...

16 Kesä 45min

Episode 55. The Punic Wars: Rome, Carthage, and Power

Episode 55. The Punic Wars: Rome, Carthage, and Power

Send us Fan Mail Rome and Carthage don’t start as mortal enemies, they start as trading partners signing treaties that quietly reveal who holds real power at sea. From the very first agreement, Cartha...

26 Touko 1h 11min

Episode 54. From She Wolves To Silver Coins In Ancient Rome

Episode 54. From She Wolves To Silver Coins In Ancient Rome

Send us Fan Mail Rome doesn’t introduce itself with a feel-good origin story. We start with the myth Rome tells about itself, from Aeneas and divine ancestry to the she-wolf on the Palatine, and then ...

5 Touko 1h

Episode 53. When Philosophers Feared Money More Than War

Episode 53. When Philosophers Feared Money More Than War

Send us Fan Mail Coinage didn’t just make trade easier in ancient Greece, it reshaped the city itself. I walk through how money becomes a geographic force that pulls people toward marketplaces, builds...

14 Huhti 40min

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