caligula

Finally!

Listen to hear the tale of Julius Caesar, a gladiator who wants to entertain fans at the coliseum, Centurions (Sundays on Fox,) and a pervert at the market. 

Written by Bo Segrest

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DAN KARLIN

RHETT SOSEBEE

ROSEMARY WEST

HENRY LOVELAND

BO SEGREST 

& MADDY L. as Julius Caesar 

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Marcus Aurelius the philosopher, the mad Caligula, the monster Nero. After a couple of thousand years, we still remember the names of many Roman emperors. But why have some been forgotten? And how accurate are the stories that survive?

Guest: Mary Beard, author of ‘Emperors of Rome: ruling the ancient roman world’, published by Allen & Unwin.

I would like to make it known that I withdraw  my South Park statements after watching subsequent episodes and barely cracking a smile. But anyways, come in and sit down! Take a load off! Chris and Nick have some THINGS to discuss, in fact TWO of them, those TWO THINGS being the follow-up to Black Panther and one of the most controversial films of the 70's... a film that Roger Ebert himself walked out of... Caligula. If you read the descriptions of these eps, hope you are doing well, thank you for listening as always. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone, but especially HELENA, yes you! Helena! If you are reading this and / or still with us after we wrapped up our Girls miniseries, Chris and I saw your review on Apple Podcasts and it touched our decrepit hearts and brought a smile to our faces. 

Robert has finally found a cinema playing The Pope's Exorcist... just not in Sydney.

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In 2001, they started out as simple street racing highway robbers. Since then, they've loved, they've died, they've come back to life, they've saved the world probably. At long last, their story comes to and end...er...hold up...it's not the end? It doesn't even know the meaning of the WORD "end?" In any case, it's Fast X, and our engines are suitably revved for Dom and them (and some new faces) to race back into our lives.

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Alonso - Guinevere Turner, When the World Didn’t End
Drea - Emo Phillips
Myq - Tom King’s Batman comics 
Ify - Vidiots updates, cleaning out storage

ITIDIC

• David Zaslav Gets Booed at BU Commencement
• ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ Character Rick Dalton Has Apparently Died
• “Ultimate Cut” of Cult Classic CALIGULA Screened at Cannes

Editor talking about the new edit of Caligula: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McuM46YHSSM&t=1s

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Drea Clark
Alonso Duralde
Ify Nwadiwe

Produced by Marissa Flaxbart
Sr. Producer Laura Swisher

1.  Intro  2. Famous gladiators   3.  Allure of the gladiator  4. Types  5. Training   6. Gladiatorial spectacular   p.s. Mandingo

Gladiators have intruded on the public consciousness for two millennia.  Fuelled by books and movies.  Yet the truth behind them all is often more vivid and brutal than fiction could ever convey. Training was hard, specialised skills were prized, and the spectacle was all.  Bread and circuses.  There were horsemen and charioteers, mock naval battles, and dramatic re-enactments of famous Roman victories.  Blood was usually demanded.  Around the Roman empire, amphitheatres were constructed to take this popular entertainment to the masses and to imprint Roman culture and values, and to carry Roman influence across the world.

Some gladiators became famous, some the lovers of society women, some led revolts or were used as bodyguards by emperors and generals under threat.  With the Colosseum still standing and the remains of the gladiator school nearby, this era of history evokes powerful emotions and imaginings.  It continues to fascinate to this day.

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So it goes,

Tom Assheton & James Jackson

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https://www.instagram.com/bloodyviolenthistory/

https://www.jamesjacksonbooks.com

https://www.tomtom.co.uk

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The Kardashians and Jesus, Caligula and Dr. Ruth, Jules Verne and Isaac Asimov, George Washington, Trump and Obama, all people who should have met in history.  Who would you say should meet?  Listen to us discuss, then go and vote at DAMopinion.com.

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"Smarter Entertainment for a Distracted Audience"

In our conclusion to our series on Ancient Rome, we finish up the Empire by talking about who the Emperors were and what they were known for. We also continue our analyzing of the Simpsons season 32 episode where they make a ton of references to this time period. Then we take another dive into the vast amount of popular culture tie ins that have occurred because of this era.

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In this episode, we take the first step into learning more about the Roman Empire. We had to split this episode into 2 parts as there is more information to keep it to just one. We take a look at what the changes were between the Republic and the Empire, and try to see what everyday life was like. We then take a little bit of pop culture and see where things might have been not quite as faithful as we might have thought.

Caligula (1979)
The Life of Brian (1979)
A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To The Forum (1966)
The Arena (1974) 
History of the World: Part 1 (1981)
Horrible Histories: The Movie- Rotten Romans (2019)
All fiction for ancient Rome from the Kingdom through the Empire https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiction_set_in_ancient_Rome
Age of Empires (1997)
Civilization 6 (2016)
The Forgotten City (2021)
Spartan: Total Warrior (2005)
Colosseum: Road to Freedom (2005)
Gladiator Begins (2010)
Age of Decadence (2015)
Shadow of Rome (2005)
Ryse: Son of Rome (2013)
Doctor Who 
     "The Romans" Season 2 Serial 4 (1965)
     "The Fires of Pompeii" Series 4 Episode 2 (2008)
     "The Pandorica Opens" Series 5 Episode 12 (2010)
     "The Big Bang" Series 5 Episode 13 (2010)
     "The Eaters of Light" Series 10 Episode 10 (2017)
Star Trek
     The Original Series "Bread and Circuses" Season 2 Episode 14 (1968)
                                                 "Requiem for Methuselah" Season 3 Episode 21 (1969)
     The Next Generation "Best of Both Worlds" Season 3 Episode 26 (1990)
                                                      "The Chase" Season 6 Episode 20 (1993)
     Deep Space 9 "Improbable Cause" Season 3 Episode 20 (1995)
The Simpsons "I, Carumbus" Season 32 Episode 2 (2020)

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Megan and Michelle dive into codependency, horror porn, relationship addiction, dysfunctional families, rescuing baby birds, enabling, and cleaning up other people’s messes.

Resources:
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- Codependency vs. Interdependency
- How to Build a Relationship Based on Interdependence

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Hey besties! We have a fun one for y'all today. Kat covers the absolutely badass women of the Dahomey Warriors, the basis for most of our ideas about ancient Amazonians. Kaleigh covers the absurd rule of the Emperor Caligula. 

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Bad things happen to bad people.  Throughout history, tyrants and despots have fallen, often in bloody and surprising ways. There was the defeated Roman Emperor used as a foot stool, the Afghan chief of defence fired from a cannon, and the Moroccan vizier chained to his dead brother in a dungeon.  All were part of a rich tapestry of horror and macabre episodes.  Yet even today there are still stories of woe and unpleasantness, and from Russia to Africa we recount some of the Beastly Ends of Beastly People.  

So it Goes

Tom Assheton & James Jackson

Reading by David Hartley:

Kipling, Rudyard, The Young British soldier
 

See also:

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https://www.jamesjacksonbooks.com

https://www.tomtom.co.uk

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Volubilis a été une cité romaine, mais elle existait bien avant. Plongée dans un Maroc préislamique avec le professeur Omar Akerraz. 

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Leapfrogging over bowing dignitaries is one thing, but if you've ever wanted to release leopards amongst your dinner guests or rename everything according to its relation to you, then Roman emperors may have a thing or two to teach us.

This week, Jess and Philippa talk about the hilarious pranks available to Roman emperors and maybe...just maybe...learn the meaning of true friendship.