Click here for this bonus episode It's our holiday bonus episode! This time, we're going to Tajikistan, to visit the intriguing murals of the Sogdians, a ci...

Click here for Episode 48 The Maya return as we visit Tikal, nestled in the jungles of northern Guatemala, and pick up the story of Nuun Ujol Chaak, after he...

Click here for Episode 47 Back to Mesoamerica, only this time, we introduce the Maya. At the edge of the highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, sits the city of Lakam...

Click here for Episode 46 Another big episode, as Muhammad arrives on the scene. An illiterate merchant in faraway Arabia, Muhammad develops a new faith and...

Click here to hear Episode 45 It's the story of a farmboy, an actress, an unruly mob, and a bacterium. The Roman Empire evolved, and based in Constantinople,...

Click here for Episode 44 Rising from the Sri Lankan jungle stands the citadel of Sigiriya. An immense rock of volcanic origin, Sigiriya was transformed into...

Click here for Episode 43 Etched in the rocky plains of the southern Peruvian coast, the Nazca Lines fascinate visitors and archaeologists. While we still do...

Click here for Episode 42 A great trade route connected China to the West: the Silk Road. No place in China better illustrates the value of that route than D...

Click here for Episode 41 Rome was entrenched in chaos, until one man took charge, and through sheer force of will - and the army - remade the Empire into a ...

​Click here for Episode 40 In 2015, ISIS terrorists destroyed the Temples of Bel and Baalshemin in the Syrian desert city of Palmyra, temples which had remai...

Click here for Episode 39 In the remote Bekaa valley in Eastern Lebanon sit the ruins of the great temples of Heliopolis, some of the largest and most impres...

Click here for Episode 38 So close to the tourist trail, yet so far, Libya sits on the Mediterranean yet has been isolated for decades by poverty, dictatorsh...

Click here for Episode 37 Nestled along the coast of India's most southwesterly state, the Backwaters are a 600 km-long series of lakes, rivers, channels and...

Click here for Episode 36 Back to Rome for a meeting with Hadrian, the roving emperor. Ryan Stitt from the History of Ancient Greece podcast comes by to dis...

Click here for Episode 35 Let's take a break from Roman history and see what's happening in the Western Hemisphere. Ana from the History of Small Things take...

Click here for Episode 34 We who are about to podcast salute you! Titus comes back for one more round as he unveils his father's masterpiece: the Flavian Amp...

Click here for episode 33 The volcano Vesuvius still looms of the ruined Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum, along the coast of Southern Italy. Dr. Fion...

Click here for Episode 31 Jesus Christ arrives on the scene, to the consternation of the Roman authorities and the Jewish establishment. We visit the Church ...

Click here for Episode 30 Back to Alexandria we go to visit the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, a little-known but fascinating burial chamber encapsulating the ...

Click here for Episode 29 Julius Caesar takes on Vercingetorix and the Gauls as we travel to Provence in Southern France. The Pont du Gard is a Roman aquedu...