A NSFW LONG-FORM PODCAST ABOUT
THE JULIO -CLAUDIAN EMPERORS
THE FALL OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC
& THE BEGINNING OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE.
This is the mother of all Caesar podcasts series.
We started in 2014 with a 48-episode series on Julius Caesar. Then we did a 100 episodes on Augustus Caesar. Then 40 episodes on Tiberius Caesar. Then more series on Caligula and Claudius and Nero. Then, like the Lord God, we rested.
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The current series, Nero, is free – but our Julius, Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula and Claudius series are available via premium subscription. Details here.
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Nero #47 – THE END
News of Galba’s betrayal makes its way to Nero who is shocked into action. He sends troops to stop Galba – but they switch sides and join the conspiracy. Nero goes into hiding with the intent of running away to Alexandria and Greece, but even that plan is betrayed. Finally, he comes to the end of his story. And so do we! This is our last episode ever.
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Latest Episode
Nero #47 – THE END
News of Galba’s betrayal makes its way to Nero who is shocked into action. He sends troops to stop Galba – but they switch sides and join the conspiracy. Nero goes into hiding with the intent of running away to Alexandria and Greece, but even that plan is betrayed. Finally, he comes to the end of his story. And so do we! This is our last episode ever.
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Recent Episodes
Nero #46 – The Last Straw
Nero celebrates two official triumphs. Not for military victories, but for singing. It’s the last straw. A new rebellion is formed, lead by Vindex and Galba.
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Nero #45 – Grand Slam
Nero didn’t visit Athens or Sparta while in Greece because he was scared of religious and political retribution. Besides, he was too busy trying to become the periodonikes, the Grand Slam champion of all of the Games. But things weren’t going well back at Rome, so he is finally convinced to return. He had six months left to live.
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Nero #44 – Horny Dolphins
The year is 67 CE. Nero is still on his 14 month tour of Greece. He dropped into the Temple of Apollo at Delphi and tickled the Omphalos.
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Nero #43 – To the Deuce!
It’s 67 CE. Before he sets out for his World Tour of Greece, Nero first needs to insult the Senate, then he needs to deal with a new conspiracy, this one involving Corbulo. While Greece, he becomes unhappy with Vespasian who apparently doesn’t clap loudly enough at Nero’s performances.
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Welcome To The Life of the Caesars!
1. There are TWO OF US. This is a conversation, not a lecture.
2. It’s LONG FORM. Which means we will often take 50 – 100 episodes to tell a story. If you want a quick overview, this is not the show for you!
3. It’s NSFW. While we take the history very seriously, we also know that learning is more effective when you’re having fun. Sometimes (okay, quite often) “having fun” for us translates as bad language and dirty jokes. Let’s face it – this history is violent and sexy. This is NOT a child-friendly show, nor is it safe for work.
4. We sometimes CHARGE MONEY. We do this for a living and put a lot of time and effort into making our content. Our current series is free but to listen to the old series you need to become a subscriber, Feel free to listen to the free ones and then, if you like them, register to listen to the rest.
And on to Caligula…
★★★★★ in Apple Podcasts by Tricycle II from Australia on October 28, 2019
Having heard this double act since they made their mark with the original Julius Caius Ceasar, I dread to think how far this will go having such a twisted subject matter. Having watched ‘ I, Claudius’ inspired by these two, I can only sense Ray is Claudius to Cam’s Caligula. Only a man with a cunning plan could possibly survive what is being thrashed around and at him. History? Oh, bit of that too. Carlos (Sydney)
Great show
★★★★★ in Apple Podcasts by She must have a bad love life from United States of America on October 10, 2019
Just all around a good show. I listened to the first 25 episodes about the big JC in a span of 10 days and then realized you had to pay to listen to the second half. The decision was so easy and I can’t wait to listen to the next 25! Cam and Ray took me a bit to get used to and I wasn’t sure how I felt after a few episodes, but I decided to just keep listening and I am glad I did. These two make history fun to learn and not one episode goes by without me laughing my butt off. The negative reviews you might see are usually people that just don’t want to hear ideas that are different than theirs. I am a Republican and love this show brought to pay for it! Keep it up guys and I can’t wait to get over to your Alexander the Great show!
The Best to Ever Do It!
★★★★★ in Apple Podcasts by Angelo Iaconetti from United States of America on July 28, 2019
The podcast is well-researched, offers thought-provoking insight, and is down-right hilarious. If you are attracted to the idea of learning mountains of fascinating minutiae about historical figures and events that your high school history books glossed over in a paragraph or two while simultaneously laughing uncontrollably, look no further than Ray and Cam. Cam has a beautiful, inquisitive mind and an innate ability to seamlessly relay a captivating narrative while boring deep into the recesses of historical themes and current events alike. Ray’s contribution is actually immeasurable. In all honesty, I wouldn’t choose to spend my time listening to anything else. 5 stars all day every day!
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The original Caesar! Big Julie! If you want to learn about Julius Caesar, where it all started, the man who drove a stake through the heart of the failing Roman Republic, you’ll need to become one of our premium subscribers.
The original “Son Of God”, Augustus was Julius Caesar’s grand-nephew. Originally known as Octavian, he was posthumously adopted by Julius after the famous assassination, fought several civil wars, and eventually became the sole ruler of Rome.
The stepson of the divine Augustus. The reluctant princeps. Voted “The Man Augustus Least Wanted To Take Over His Empire”. The best friend of Sejanus. Did he really retire to a sex dungeon?
What happens when you inherit the throne at age 25 with no previous military or political experience and when you’re mother and brothers were all murdered by your predecessor? Does Caligula deserve the reputation of an insane maniac that exists in popular culture?
Ridiculed all his life for his physical handicaps. Claudius was a scholar and historian who was thrust on to the throne on the death of Caligula. But in many ways, he is the first true Roman emperor because he was the first to take power by the threat of force and the first who wasn’t adopted into the Caesarian family.
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