well worth a listen if you do not know Roman history
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“I've never had an opportunity to learn much about early Roman history, but have always had the desire to do so. Happened upon this podcast yesterday, and from last night to this morning, listened to all of the currently available podcasts. The content is vast...almost too much. But, maybe that is because I listened to all of them at once. Perhaps I should slow down and let the information sink in before moving on to the next episode in sequence. At first, it was difficult listening to Mike, but the content of his material overcomes any personal delivery style. He is articulate and enunciates well. He does well in not only giving you names and their actions, but also tells the geopgraphical story, which comletes the story and aids in the understanding of what the early Romans had to endure to become a viable entity.. I can hardly wait for the next episodes. All of them will become a part of my permanent collection and will be listened to time and time again. Mike got me so excited that I pulled out my copy of Plutarch and ended the day by falling asleep in bed with it on my lap and my head aginst the pillow. Thank you, Mike, for taking the time to create such a well-produced, informative podcast.”Read full review »
volosong via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/05/07
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“This is probably the BEST history related podcast I've had the pleasure of finding. My only concern is that there are about 6-7 missing podcasts. When you attempt to download them they are just not there (like episode 3). You might need to reload some of these. Thanks for the fantastic series.”Read full review »
bcvideoprod via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/26/07
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“Goed geluid en niet te algemeen van aard.”
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12/05/07
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“As a Latin teacher, I found this a good source of history readings. However, the reader is monotonal and often mispronounces names and words (according to either Classical or Ecclesiastical pronunciation). I would recommend this as a history resource but not a language resource.”
felixjer via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/08/07
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