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http://thehistoryofbyzantium.com
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The History of Byzantium is a podcast dedicated to the story of the Roman Empire from the fall of the West in 476 to the fall of Constantinople in 1453.
Robin Pierson is from London in the UK. He writes about American TV shows at thetvcritic.org and works for his father (an actor).
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mpadraig
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| I heard about Mike Duncan's History of Rome, but through my education I decided to skip his podcast and backtrack at a future date. The largest symptomatic issue describing my love of this podcast is that during my x3 2 hour commute to school I now drive to speed limit to elongate my time listening to this podcast. Very different than Dan Carlin's singular series, this is a very long series with bite sized episodes. HIGHLY RECCOMEND. We don't know enough about the Byzantium empire or any contemporary empire, generally. Give it a go. Robin is Fantastic.
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Alexander Winn
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| This is a really great podcast! The site is a little sparse, but that's ok: we're really just in it for the info. The narrative is clear and interesting, and the content is fascinating. Highly recommended!
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Richard Booth
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| This is the podcast that I really look forward to more than any other. The information given is fascinating, and the production is second to none.
It is a continuation of The History of Rome by Mike Duncan but I believe it has surpassed that as great as it was.
Well worth a listen. You won't be disappointed.
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kendrick
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| I have just finished to the back issues of the podcast and really look forward to further programmes. It gives a detailed yet understandable history of the Byzantium state which as the modern use of the word "Byzantium" is often complex but the podcast does well to explain what has occurred.
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Stephen C.
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| One of the best history podcasts around at the moment.
Ostensibly a continuation of the epic History of Rome podcast by Mike Duncan the History of Byzantium is both its equal and a very worthy and distinctive podcast in its own right.
A period little known to many this is the very best introduction to the Roman East there is and long may it continue until the bitter end of that fascinating civilisation, that 1000 year old pearl balanced between east and west.
Unmissable.
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tanberg
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| I love this podcast. The audio is great and the topic is something that isn't covered by much of western histories. The Robin presents everything Ina narrative style that makes me care about the people. If it wasn't for this podcast I wouldn't really even care about Rome. I cant recommend this enough.
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mrose17
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| An amazing podcast: well-researched, informative, and well-paced. A "must" both for history fans and those wishing to understand the great civilizations of late antiquity.
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Jamie S.
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| He has a really good voice for podcasts. It's fun to listen to, and you'll feel smarter after!
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Gennaro C.
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| What a great podcast! I can't wait for each new episode to be released!!!
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Ray Colenutt
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| A brilliant follow up to The History of Rome - recommended
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