Worth a Listen
It takes about 10 episodes to find its feet, but is worth sticking with. It’s consistently interesting and enjoyable. My one gripe is the amount of time spent away from the narrative at the end of every century. I appreciate questions being answered and additional information being provided, but spending 3 or 4 episodes straight doing so makes it difficult to rejoin the narrative afterward. It’s almost like the first episode back is a bit of a throwaway as I try to recall where it was left off and who is who (which is especially tough when so many are named Constantine!).
BanKen69 via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 03/20/23
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The History of Rome ended a little over half a year ago, and just like Gene Rodenberry's creation a Briton helms this encarnation of the continuing stories of the Romans in the East. Like it's predecesor, Robin Pierson follows the pace and narration its predecessor. The show started...Read full review »
RafaAntonio Balto via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/04/12
A perfect successor to the history of Rome. This podcast has hit it right off the bat and I look forward to listening to the next episode.
NinjaD15 via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 07/09/12
I loved the history of Rome and I also love this great peace of work Robin has done here. Anyone who likes a good listen or history talk this is for you!
Spartan Prince via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 02/25/13
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