Justinian: Emperor, Soldier, Saint
In this author interview, I sit down with Peter Sarris and discuss his latest book: Justinian: Emperor, Soldier, Saint. It is an excellent historical biography that covers the importance of one of the...
24 Okt 20231h 4min
Bonus Author Interview: Techlash
In this historian interview, I sit down with Tom Wheeler, author of Techlash: Who Makes the Rules in the Digital Gilded Age? We talk about economic explosion, social unrest, international competition,...
23 Okt 202351min
Bonus: Western Civ 2.0
Here is a bonus, sneak peak of Western Civ 2.0. In my Patreon feed, we hit the proverbial reset button and start from scratch. The episodes are more detailed but the storytelling is the same. This is ...
22 Okt 20231h 15min
Episode 270: Galileo Part Two
Today we get more into the meat of Galileo. He is remembered as someone willing to challenge the church on the issue of the geocentric universe. But he actually challenged a lot more than that. Today ...
20 Okt 202339min
Episode 269: Galileo Part One
We come now to the most recognizable name from the early Scientific Revolution: Galileo. Galileo studied motion, falling bodies, and, of course, the stars. His infamous Inquisition trial has made him ...
13 Okt 20231h 21min
Around the World in 80 Games
In this author interview, I sit down with renowned mathematician Marcus Du Sautoy and talk about his newest book: Around the World in 80 Games. I LOVE games, as will be apparent in this interview. And...
12 Okt 202352min
Episode 268: Tycho Brahe
Nicholas Copernicus and Galileo Galilei usually get all the credit for the breakthroughs in astronomy in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries and rightfully so to an extent. However, though his eff...
6 Okt 20231h 3min
Episode 267: Copernicus (Part Four)
Today we finish Copernicus and inch toward Tycho Brahe. On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres was a truly monumental achievement. Sadly, its release was marred by a poorly added preface by Andrea...
29 Sep 202327min
