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Tides of History

Audible Original / Patrick Wyman

Tides of History with Audible Original / Patrick Wyman. 391 episodes in the official feed, 290 hr 23 min of listening. Free official feed published by the creator.

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391 episodes · 290 hr 23 min
Episodes
391
Language
English
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Lifelong
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Episodes

  1. Listen Now— Over My Dead Body: Operation Sideswipe 6:58
  2. Listen Now: Audible True Crime – Ghost Story 9:18
  3. The End 36:38
  4. Lewis and Clark, the Corps of Discovery, and Writing Collective History: Interview with Author Craig Fehrman 44:18
  5. Lost Worlds Audiobook Chapter: "The World As It Was" 50:43
  6. What I've Learned From Tides of History 33:56
  7. Gladiators and the Roman Psyche: Interview with Dr. Harry Sidebottom 44:44
  8. Babylon, a City for the Ages: Interview with Professor Lloyd Llewelyn-Jones 38:28
  9. Popular History and Academic History 33:20
  10. Migration in Human History 35:04
  11. The Last Mailbag! 50:21
  12. Ancient DNA and the Future of the Past 35:03
  13. A Voyage Through the Mediterranean at the Fall of Carthage 33:18
  14. What is the Atlantic World? Interview with Professor Keith Pluymers 51:09
  15. The Life of Publius Afer (Rome, 200 BC) 30:09
  16. Ancient Slaveries 35:42
  17. Past Lives: Saint Patrick, Slavery, and the Fall of the Roman Empire 26:49
  18. Mailbag! 47:30
  19. Recent Discoveries in the Ancient Americas: Professor Shane Miller Returns 52:41
  20. Doing Business in Mid-Republican Rome 33:24
  21. Interview with Professor Tom Birkett on "Runes: A Concise History" 42:48
  22. How Alexander the Great's Soldiers Spent Their Money 33:55
  23. Two Murders at the Dawn of History (Lost Worlds Audiobook Preview) 27:07
  24. Past Lives: Nanaya'ila'i and the Bleeding Edge of the Assyrian Empire 24:21
  25. The Economic Life of Megakles, Farmer of Classical Athens 35:40
  26. Doing History through Movies: Interview with Dr. Jason Herbert 48:25
  27. Listen to Patrick's New History Podcast, Past Lives 19:56
  28. Why Was Classical Athens So Rich? 38:17
  29. Patrick's New History Show, Past Lives, Launches December 3rd! 2:37
  30. Why the Hundred Years War Actually Lasted Two Hundred Years: Interview with Professor Michael Livingston 39:34
  31. The Phoenicians, the Greeks, and the Iron Age Mediterranean 38:02
  32. Love, War, and Diplomacy in the Late Bronze Age: Interview with Professor Eric Cline 53:44
  33. Building the Pyramids and the Valley of the Kings 43:55
  34. The Story of Carbon Dioxide is the Story of Everything: Interview with Journalist Peter Brannen 42:33
  35. Living and Working in Imperial Babylonia 40:40
  36. The Ancient Economy from Assyria to Augustus 40:08
  37. Interview with Dr. Owen Rees (Book, The Far Edges of the Known World releases 9/30/25) 47:18
  38. Thucydides, the Greatest Historian of All Time: Interview with Robin Waterfield and Professor Polly Low 41:17
  39. The Celts Invade Greece 40:52
  40. Alexander's Successors and the Danube Frontier 41:09
  41. The First Cities North of the Alps: Interview with Professor Manuel Fernandez-Götz 41:46
  42. The Celts of the East and the Iron Age Balkans 39:32
  43. Rome's Deadliest Enemies: The Gauls of Italy 38:42
  44. Celts and the European Iron Age 39:30
  45. The Forgotten Power-Broker of the Roman Republic: Interview with Professor Douglas Boin 46:32
  46. How the Horse Changed the World: Interview with Author David Chaffetz 40:08
  47. Why Did Rome Win? 42:51
  48. Guerrilla Warfare and Insurgency in the American Civil War: Interview with Professor Andrew Fialka 51:23
  49. Encore: Jakob Fugger: The Richest Man Who Ever Lived? 52:48
  50. Encore: The Rise and Fall of the Medici Bank 54:19
  51. The Roman Conquest of the Hellenistic World 43:35
  52. Who was Thomas More? Interview with Dr. Joanne Paul 45:04
  53. Rome Enters the Hellenistic World 39:57
  54. War and the Hellenistic World 42:23
  55. On Ancient History and Our Shared Heritage: Interview with Professor Walter Scheidel 50:42
  56. The Final Defeat of Hannibal Barca 40:32
  57. Why Was Carthage Such a Threat to Rome? Interview with Dr. Bret Devereaux, Part 2 59:39
  58. The Rise of Scipio Africanus and the War in Iberia 39:22
  59. Why Didn't Cannae Win the War for Hannibal? 39:16
  60. Experiencing the Battle of Cannae 37:11
  61. Combining Ancient DNA and History: Interview with Dr. Pontus Skoglund 47:49
  62. Hannibal Invades Italy 38:34
  63. The Carthaginian Conquest of Iberia 42:23
  64. Rome, Carthage, and the Punic Wars: Interview with Dr. Bret Devereaux 1:07:09
  65. Rome in the Middle Republic 41:22
  66. The First Punic War 41:32
  67. How and Why Rome and Carthage Went to War in 264 BC 37:28
  68. Rebroadcast: Peasants' Rebellions and Resistance 51:10
  69. Soldiers and Labor Markets in the Hellenistic World: Interview with Dr. Charlotte van Regenmortel 44:58
  70. Interview: Professor Lyndal Roper on the German Peasants' War 53:59
  71. The Defeat of Pyrrhus and the Road to the Punic Wars 40:01
  72. Duels, Violence, and Conflict in Early Modern Europe: Interview with Professor Stuart Carroll 55:05
  73. The Pyrrhic War 40:24
  74. King Pyrrhus of Epirus and a New Age of Mediterranean Politics 38:28
  75. The Tyrants of Syracuse and the Wars with Carthage 42:10
  76. Excavating a Scythian Royal Burial Mound: Interview with Dr. Gino Caspari 38:46
  77. What If: Alexander the Great had Died at the Granicus River? 32:54
  78. The Birth of the Carthaginian Empire 40:08
  79. The Fall of the Carolingian Empire: Interview with Dr. David Perry 54:16
  80. The End of the Age of the Successors 39:55
  81. Being a Soldier During the Thirty Years War: Interview with Dr. Lucian Staiano-Daniels 1:05:28
  82. The Rise of the Hellenistic World 40:11
  83. Ancient DNA and the Iron Age Mediterranean: Interview with Dr. Hannah Moots 40:30
  84. The Foundation of the Hellenistic Kingdoms 42:27
  85. The Successors of Alexander the Great 38:21
  86. The Death of Alexander the Great 38:27
  87. Alexander the Great: Soldier, Priest, and God. Interview with Professor Fred Naiden 56:09
  88. The Other Ancient Civilisations: Interview with Raven Todd DaSilva 44:14
  89. Alexander the Great, the End of the Persian Empire, and the Descent into India 40:30
  90. Henry V, the Greatest Medieval King: Interview with Dan Jones 1:01:41
  91. Issus, Gaugamela, and Alexander's Conquest of Persia 37:51
  92. The Fascinating History of Gladiators: Interview with Alexander Mariotti 58:40
  93. Alexander the Great Invades Persia 38:00
  94. The Assassination of Philip and the Rise of Alexander the Great 37:25
  95. Elite Networks, Mafia Families, and the Rise of Rome: Interview with Professor Nicola Terrenato 53:43
  96. Philip the One-Eye and the Macedonian Conquest of Greece 42:04
  97. Philip the One-Eye and the Rise of Macedonia 38:05
  98. Italy Before Rome: Interview with Dr. Kathryn Lomas 1:00:36
  99. Summer Mailbag! Patrick Answers Your Questions 48:32
  100. The Aftermath of the Peloponnesian War and the March of the 10,000 Greeks 41:30
  101. The Samnites and the Alternative to Rome 43:48
  102. Summer Reading Recommendations 39:42
  103. The Roman Conquest of Italy 42:06
  104. The Great Gender Divergence: Interview with Dr. Alice Evans 51:25
  105. Rome's Patrician Republic 44:18
  106. The Birth of the Roman Republic 41:29
  107. The Greatest Dynasty of Medieval France: Interview with Professor Justine Firnhaber-Baker 48:15
  108. Sicily, Defeat, and the End of the Athenian Empire 45:03
  109. Understanding the Alien World of Ancient Greece: Interview with Professor Greg Anderson 56:46
  110. The Peloponnesian War, Part 1: Plague, Attrition, and a Decade of Bloodshed 44:50
  111. The Athenian Empire and the Coming of the Peloponnesian War 40:27
  112. What Made Classical Greece Special? Interview with Professor Josiah Ober 49:54
  113. Warlords, War, and Society in Early Rome: Interview with Professor Jeremy Armstrong 1:00:31
  114. Classical Greece 38:59
  115. Carthage, Syracuse, and the Battle for Sicily 40:43
  116. The Archaeology of the Indus Valley Civilization: Interview with Professor Cameron Petrie 56:30
  117. The Rise of Carthage 41:15
  118. The Mediterranean World in 500 BC 40:59
  119. Why Do Ordinary People Do Terrible Things? Daniele Bolelli and Patrick Discuss 51:16
  120. The Buddha and His World 41:59
  121. Climate Change and the Fall of the Indus Valley Civilization: Interview with Dr. Alena Giesche 52:29
  122. The Rigveda and the Dawn of the Iron Age in South Asia 39:02
  123. The Fall of the Indus Valley Civilization 41:16
  124. The Rise of China's Warring States 38:40
  125. Ordinary People in Ancient East Asia: Interview with Professor Kate Pechenkina 43:41
  126. Confucius and His Age 39:23
  127. China in the Eastern Zhou: Spring and Autumn 41:24
  128. Venice through the Ages, from Salt-Panners to Maritime Empire to Tourism: Interview with Professor Dennis Romano 48:22
  129. The State and the Environmental History of Early China: Interview with Professor Brian Lander 48:34
  130. The Western Zhou, 1046-771 BC 40:02
  131. The Fall of the Shang Dynasty and the Rise of the Zhou 41:24
  132. The Rise of the State in China 39:09
  133. The Languages of Eurasia around 500 BC 40:26
  134. Cities, the Etruscans, and Global Urbanism: Interview with Professor Simon Stoddart 55:07
  135. Did Justinian Restore the Roman Empire or Ruin It? Professor Peter Sarris on the Emperor Justinian and His Legacy 46:34
  136. The Scythian World 41:45
  137. The Iron Age Steppe and the Emergence of the Scythians 40:25
  138. The Greco-Persian Wars 4: Plataea and the Aftermath 35:29
  139. Cutting-Edge Archaeology on the Eurasian Steppe: Gino Caspari on the Scythians 48:33
  140. The Greco-Persian Wars, Part 3: Athens in Flames and the Battle of Salamis 37:51
  141. The Greco-Persian Wars, Part 2: Xerxes and the Invasion of Greece 40:05
  142. The Greco-Persian Wars, Part 1: The Ionian Revolt to the Battle of Marathon 41:21
  143. Thinking Like a Persian King: Professor John Hyland on the Persian Perspective of the Greco-Persian Wars 1:01:17
  144. Persia Ascendant 39:33
  145. Midas, Croesus, and the Lost Kingdoms of Iron Age Anatolia 43:52
  146. The Archaeology of Ancient Israel and Judah: Interview with Professor Avraham Faust 46:27
  147. Patrick is Hosting a New Show! Check out the "Pursuit of Dadliness" Now! 3:14
  148. Cyrus the Great and the Rise of the Persian Empire 39:23
  149. Theocracy, Fragmentation, and the Kushite Kings: Egypt after the New Kingdom 39:42
  150. The Neo-Babylonian Empire and the Destruction of Jerusalem 40:12
  151. The Rise of the Persian Empire: Professor Matt Waters on Ancient Empires and Cyrus the Great 52:48
  152. Summer Book Club: Dr. Keith Pluymers on Indigenous America 49:31
  153. The Iron Fist of Empire and the Destruction of Israel and Judah 41:22
  154. The Roots of Israel and Judah 41:06
  155. Headhunting, Migration, and Ancient DNA in Iron Age Europe: Interview with Professor Ian Armit 51:25
  156. Childhood, Motherhood, and the Body in Iron Age Europe: Interview with Professor Katharina Rebay-Salisbury 48:01
  157. The Last Kings of Rome and the Foundation of the Roman Republic 44:47
  158. The Hallstatt Culture, the Celts, and the Rise of the European Iron Age 43:31
  159. Burial Urns, Warrior Chiefs, and the Origins of the Celts 38:56
  160. The Urbanization of Archaic Rome: Interview with Dr. Francesca Fulminante 44:59
  161. The Orientalizing Mediterranean 37:53
  162. Iron Age Iberia and the Lost Civilization of the Tartessians 39:01
  163. Building Archaic Rome: Interview with Dr. Andrea Brock 52:51
  164. The Birth of Rome 40:45
  165. Forgotten Peoples of the Ancient Mediterranean: Interview with Professor Peter van Dommelen 49:36
  166. The Emergence of the Etruscans 43:02
  167. Greek Colonies and Networks in the Iron Age: Interview with Dr. Lieve Donnellan 53:46
  168. Iron Age Italy 39:26
  169. Competition, Tyranny, and the Birth of Ancient Greece 39:42
  170. Sicily and the Making of the Greek Mediterranean 41:37
  171. How Data Happened: Professors Chris Wiggins and Matthew L. Jones on the History of Data 59:16
  172. Who Were the Phoenicians? Interview with Professor Carolina Lopez-Ruiz 49:09
  173. The Roots of Archaic Greece 38:47
  174. The Phoenician Mediterranean 38:12
  175. The Emergence of Phoenicia 38:48
  176. How to Write Historical Fiction | Interview with historian and author Dan Jones on his new novel Essex Dogs 58:38
  177. Greece's Dark Age 41:04
  178. Wondery Presents: Stolen Hearts 5:12
  179. The Global Mediterranean of the Iron Age: Interview with Professor Tamar Hodos 54:32
  180. Greece after the Bronze Age Collapse: Interview with Professor Alex Knodell 48:23
  181. The Interconnected Mediterranean of the Iron Age 37:39
  182. The Fall of the Neo-Assyrian Empire 40:21
  183. Introducing: History Daily 4:13
  184. The Archaeology of the Assyrian Empire: Interview with Professor Bleda During 38:29
  185. The Rise of the Neo-Assyrian Empire 42:46
  186. Weavers, Scribes, and Kings in the Ancient Near East: Interview with Professor Amanda Podany 52:16
  187. From a World of Iron to Classical Empires 35:37
  188. Retrospective: Prehistory Season 38:25
  189. Revisiting the Ancient Americas with Professor Shane Miller 1:00:22
  190. What is "Collapse?" Interview with Professor Guy Middleton 58:59
  191. The Battle of the Tollense Valley 40:28
  192. Tutankhamun's Trumpet and the Long, Winding Past of Ancient Egypt: Interview with Egyptologist Toby Wilkinson 39:35
  193. After the Bronze Age Collapse 39:50
  194. Season 4 Mailbag: Prehistory and Early History 50:15
  195. Empires, Networks, and the Hittites: Interview with Professor Claudia Glatz 47:45
  196. Who Were the Sea Peoples? 45:04
  197. The Fall of Mycenaean Greece and the Trojan War 46:46
  198. How Ancient Economies Fell Apart: Interview with Professor Sarah Murray 57:16
  199. What was the Bronze Age Collapse? 41:27
  200. Clashing Empires in the Late Bronze Age 42:54
  201. Living as a Regular Person in Ancient Egypt: Interview with Professor Anne Austin 48:05
  202. The Interconnected World of the Late Bronze Age 41:29
  203. Daily Life and Common People in Egypt's New Kingdom 43:24
  204. Why Did the Bronze Age World Collapse? Interview with Professor Eric Cline 1:00:51
  205. Kings, Images, and Violence in Ancient Egypt: Interview with Professor Laurel Bestock 50:34
  206. Egypt's New Kingdom: Empire, Religious Change, and the Tomb of Tutankhamun 42:57
  207. The Rise of Egypt's New Kingdom 40:09
  208. Lost Landscapes of the Ancient Pacific: Interview with Professor Mike Carson 57:08
  209. Encore: Chivalry and Knighthood in Medieval Europe 52:24
  210. The Coolest Archaeological Site in the World: Interview with Professor Chantal Conneller on Star Carr and the Mesolithic 42:36
  211. The Polynesians and the Pacific: Interview with Professor Patrick Vinton Kirch 46:40
  212. The Austronesian Expansion, Part 2 43:20
  213. The Austronesian Expansion, Part 1 37:38
  214. How Did Civilizations in the Andes Deal with Environmental Upheaval? Interview with Professor Jason Nesbitt 43:51
  215. Human Sacrifice, Oracle Bones, and Shang China: Interview with Professor Rod Campbell 51:05
  216. The Beginnings of Civilization in the Andes: The Mounds of Norte Chico 39:17
  217. The Rise of the Olmecs 42:56
  218. Migration, Ancient DNA, and European Prehistory: Interview with Kristian Kristiansen 40:51
  219. The Steppes of Central Asia in the Bronze Age: Interview with Professor Michael Frachetti 55:38
  220. Indo-Aryans, the Rigveda, and a World on the Move 45:13
  221. The World of the Indo-Iranians 47:23
  222. What was the Indus Valley Civilization? Interview with Dr. Adam Green 49:48
  223. Languages of the World in 1200 BC 40:58
  224. Kathryn de Luna on Africa, Bantu, and Historical Linguistics 51:39
  225. What is the State? 40:59
  226. Mary Prendergast on Ancient Africa 44:27
  227. The Green Sahara and African Neolithics 44:32
  228. Africa and the Many Cradles of Humanity 43:23
  229. Who Were the Human Sacrifices in Shang China? Interview with Dr. Christina Cheung 41:51
  230. The Genetic Origins of Indigenous Americans: Interview with Professor Jennifer Raff 42:47
  231. The Shang Dynasty, Oracle Bones, and the Roots of Chinese History 47:18
  232. The Complicated World of the Bronze Age Near East: Interview with Aaron Burke 46:38
  233. The Dawn of History in China 41:40
  234. Encore: How Latin Became the Romance Languages 51:26
  235. The Rise and Fall of China’s First States 41:03
  236. Li Liu on the Rise of States in China 40:13
  237. Hittites, Trojans, and the Late Bronze Age World: Interview with Professor Trevor Bryce 45:21
  238. The Rise of the Late Bronze Age Empires: The Hittites, Mittani, and Assyrians 46:12
  239. Hammurabi’s World - The Near East in the Age of Fragmentation 48:36
  240. Mike Parker Pearson on Stonehenge and British Prehistory 43:54
  241. Stonehenge 41:24
  242. Bronze Age Europe 44:56
  243. Writing a New History of the Middle Ages: Interview with Dan Jones on Powers and Thrones 52:36
  244. The Hyksos - Foreign Kings in Ancient Egypt: Interview with Dr. Anna-Latifa Mourad 44:35
  245. Ancient Nubia 45:32
  246. Interview with Shane Miller and Jessi Halligan on the White Sands footprints 49:42
  247. Egypt’s Middle Kingdom 49:51
  248. Ancient Nubia and the Kingdom of Kush: Interview with Dr. Geoff Emberling 40:37
  249. Old Kingdom Egypt 45:49
  250. When Did Things Happen in the Ancient World? Interview with Professor Sturt Manning 56:49