Life Of Caesar

Enter Octavius! He's only 18 years old in 44 BCE. And he isn't JC's sister's son, as Ray mistakenly says in the opening to the show, he's JC's sister's grandson, her daughter's son.  That's why I'm here folks. Fact checkin' Ray's white hairy ass. We go into detail about Octo's lineage which is actually pretty interesting. We also talk more about the rivalry between Antony and Dolabella and the festival of Lupercalia, when Antony pulled a crown out of his ass and presented it to Caesar. Discuss the episode on the TPN Forum. Once again we sincerely want to thank everyone who has been leaving reviews on iTunes, Facebook and Twitter. Best reviews win a prize!   CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR CONSUL & LISTEN TO OUR PREMIUM PODCASTS! CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR PATRON!   HOW TO LISTEN: Listen On Your Computer Flick the PLAY button up above or, to listen to old episodes, go to our podcast section, click on the episode you want to listen to, and click on the play button. You can also listen on: YouTube or SoundCloud Listen On Your Mobile Use this feed to subscribe in some random podcast player or click the logos below to add to iTunes or Stitcher.

Well we have FINALLY hit the milestone of 2000 likes on our Facebook page! And to celebrate, I put together something a little special for you. Have you ever wanted to have a quiet private conversation with Ray Harris? Would you like to be able to lie alone in the dark, with your earbuds in, and imagine Ray is talking JUST TO YOU!? Well now you can. Let me present - LIFE OF CAESAR - THE RAY SOLO EDITION.     Discuss the episode on the TPN Forum. Once again we sincerely want to thank everyone who has been leaving reviews on iTunes, Facebook and Twitter. Best reviews win a prize!   CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR CONSUL & LISTEN TO OUR PREMIUM PODCASTS! CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR PATRON!   HOW TO LISTEN: Listen On Your Computer Flick the PLAY button up above or, to listen to old episodes, go to our podcast section, click on the episode you want to listen to, and click on the play button. You can also listen on: YouTube or SoundCloud Listen On Your Mobile Use this feed to subscribe in some random podcast player or click the logos below to add to iTunes or Stitcher.

As we near the end of our little tale, Caesar is being granted unprecedented honours, including being declared a GOD and the SAVIOUR of Rome. We also talk a little about the SON OF GOD - Caesarion.    Discuss the episode on the TPN Forum. Once again we sincerely want to thank everyone who has been leaving reviews on iTunes, Facebook and Twitter. Best reviews win a prize!   CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR CONSUL & LISTEN TO OUR PREMIUM PODCASTS! CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR PATRON!   HOW TO LISTEN: Listen On Your Computer Flick the PLAY button up above or, to listen to old episodes, go to our podcast section, click on the episode you want to listen to, and click on the play button. You can also listen on: YouTube or SoundCloud Listen On Your Mobile Use this feed to subscribe in some random podcast player or click the logos below to add to iTunes or Stitcher.

It’s the beginning of 44 BCE. Caesar is 56. He's planning to leave in three months to campaign against the Dacians and the Parthians. The Senate and the People bestow upon him unprecedented honours. Yet he remains polite, lenient and generous, even to his slaves. But was it enough to stop his "friends" and "former enemies" from turning against him?   Discuss the episode on the TPN Forum. Once again we sincerely want to thank everyone who has been leaving reviews on iTunes, Facebook and Twitter. Best reviews win a prize!   CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR CONSUL & LISTEN TO OUR PREMIUM PODCASTS! CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR PATRON!   HOW TO LISTEN: Listen On Your Computer Flick the PLAY button up above or, to listen to old episodes, go to our podcast section, click on the episode you want to listen to, and click on the play button. You can also listen on: YouTube or SoundCloud Listen On Your Mobile Use this feed to subscribe in some random podcast player or click the logos below to add to iTunes or Stitcher.

Four years of bloody Civil War, with 100,000 Romans dead, all comes down to this place, this day, this battle - The Battle of Munda. Julius Caesar uses his big balls to take on Pompey's brat sons and his old mate Labienus. According to Plutarch, Caesar later said “In the past I fought for victory - at Munda I fought for my life!” We also talk about Cicero's book on Cato and Caesar's reply, the Anti-Cato. Discuss the episode on the TPN Forum. Once again we sincerely want to thank everyone who has been leaving reviews on iTunes, Facebook and Twitter. Best reviews win a prize!   CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR CONSUL & LISTEN TO OUR PREMIUM PODCASTS! CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR PATRON!   HOW TO LISTEN: Listen On Your Computer Flick the PLAY button up above or, to listen to old episodes, go to our podcast section, click on the episode you want to listen to, and click on the play button. You can also listen on: YouTube or SoundCloud Listen On Your Mobile Use this feed to subscribe in some random podcast player or click the logos below to add to iTunes or Stitcher.

Caesar realises that he has to go to Spain in person to deal with Pompey's two brat sons - Cnaeus and Sextus - and his old bottom bitch Labienus. It quickly turns into a bloody and brutal affair - people are getting slaughtered, beheaded, crucified - and that's just the people that Ray works with! Discuss the episode on the TPN Forum. Once again we sincerely want to thank everyone who has been leaving reviews on iTunes, Facebook and Twitter. Best reviews win a prize!   CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR CONSUL & LISTEN TO OUR PREMIUM PODCASTS! CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR PATRON!   HOW TO LISTEN: Listen On Your Computer Flick the PLAY button up above or, to listen to old episodes, go to our podcast section, click on the episode you want to listen to, and click on the play button. You can also listen on: YouTube or SoundCloud Listen On Your Mobile Use this feed to subscribe in some random podcast player or click the logos below to add to iTunes or Stitcher.

As dictator, Julius Caesar initiates a sweeping range of political and social reforms that even his enemies have to concede make a lot of sense, including a colonisation program, reforming the grain dole, building a great library, and reforming the calendar. Discuss the episode on the TPN Forum. Once again we sincerely want to thank everyone who has been leaving reviews on iTunes, Facebook and Twitter. Best reviews win a prize!   CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR CONSUL & LISTEN TO OUR PREMIUM PODCASTS! CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR PATRON!   HOW TO LISTEN: Listen On Your Computer Flick the PLAY button up above or, to listen to old episodes, go to our podcast section, click on the episode you want to listen to, and click on the play button. You can also listen on: YouTube or SoundCloud Listen On Your Mobile Use this feed to subscribe in some random podcast player or click the logos below to add to iTunes or Stitcher.

Even while the Greatest Party Ever™ is going on, Caesar is getting down to the business of changing the way Rome works - forever. He's rewarding his supporters with positions in the Senate, forgiving more of his enemies, creating new settlements in far off lands.. And we talk about lesbians. Discuss the episode on the TPN Forum. Once again we sincerely want to thank everyone who has been leaving reviews on iTunes, Facebook and Twitter. Best reviews win a prize!   CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR CONSUL & LISTEN TO OUR PREMIUM PODCASTS! CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR PATRON!   HOW TO LISTEN: Listen On Your Computer Flick the PLAY button up above or, to listen to old episodes, go to our podcast section, click on the episode you want to listen to, and click on the play button. You can also listen on: YouTube or SoundCloud Listen On Your Mobile Use this feed to subscribe in some random podcast player or click the logos below to add to iTunes or Stitcher.

Well we are back with episode 37 and we're also back to one hour episodes (more or less). Even though we recorded 3.5 hours today, we're going to cut them up into three episodes. Listen to the show for an explanation. On this episode, we see Julius Caesar return to Rome after the battle of Thapsus, where he celebrates 40 days of public thanksgiving, four consecutive triumphs, and throws the biggest party in world history. He also has his Egyptian Queen visit for a little booty call. Discuss the episode on the TPN Forum. Once again we sincerely want to thank everyone who has been leaving reviews on iTunes, Facebook and Twitter. Best reviews win a prize!   CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR CONSUL & LISTEN TO OUR PREMIUM PODCASTS! CLICK ->BECOME A LIFE OF CAESAR PATRON!   HOW TO LISTEN: Listen On Your Computer Flick the PLAY button up above or, to listen to old episodes, go to our podcast section, click on the episode you want to listen to, and click on the play button. You can also listen on: YouTube or SoundCloud Listen On Your Mobile Use this feed to subscribe in some random podcast player or click the logos below to add to iTunes or Stitcher.

We all know the story. Or do we? Just who was Julius Caesar? Tyrant? Or misunderstood reformer? Join veteran podcasters Ray Harris (The World War II Podcast) and Cameron Reilly (The Napoleon Bonaparte Podcast) as they go on a journey to discover the true Julius Caesar. WARNING: This podcast contains jokes, rude words and music.

We all know the story. Or do we? Just who was Julius Caesar? Tyrant? Or misunderstood reformer? Join veteran podcasters Ray Harris (The World War II Podcast) and Cameron Reilly (The Napoleon Bonaparte Podcast) as they go on a journey to discover the true Julius Caesar. WARNING: This podcast contains jokes, rude words and music.

We all know the story. Or do we? Just who was Julius Caesar? Tyrant? Or misunderstood reformer? Join veteran podcasters Ray Harris (The World War II Podcast) and Cameron Reilly (The Napoleon Bonaparte Podcast) as they go on a journey to discover the true Julius Caesar. WARNING: This podcast contains jokes, rude words and music.

We all know the story. Or do we? Just who was Julius Caesar? Tyrant? Or misunderstood reformer? Join veteran podcasters Ray Harris (The World War II Podcast) and Cameron Reilly (The Napoleon Bonaparte Podcast) as they go on a journey to discover the true Julius Caesar. WARNING: This podcast contains jokes, rude words and music.

We all know the story. Or do we? Just who was Julius Caesar? Tyrant? Or misunderstood reformer? Join veteran podcasters Ray Harris (The World War II Podcast) and Cameron Reilly (The Napoleon Bonaparte Podcast) as they go on a journey to discover the true Julius Caesar. WARNING: This podcast contains jokes, rude words and music.

We all know the story. Or do we? Just who was Julius Caesar? Tyrant? Or misunderstood reformer? Join veteran podcasters Ray Harris (The World War II Podcast) and Cameron Reilly (The Napoleon Bonaparte Podcast) as they go on a journey to discover the true Julius Caesar. WARNING: This podcast contains jokes, rude words and music.