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We broadcast this celebration of our 60th episode of well-researched reinterpretations of history using the latest academic research but brought to you in an accessible format.
We’ve broadcast over 80 episodes to date and are just starting a new series of 10 episodes called Trading with the Nazis, investigating how Hitler was able to afford his mechanised war after Germany lost WWI.
The Real-Life Magisterium: the secret history of the Roman Catholic Church
Roman Emperor ‘Constantine’s attempt to ally Empire and Church corrupted the church from what was absoluta et simplex – plain and simple – to a gross caricature’ - 4th Century historian, Ammianus Marcellinus
‘Even wild beasts are less savage to men than Christians are to each other’ - Emperor Julian early AD360s
What we have today is a Church completely reinvented in the 4th Century. It had lost virtually all memory of Jesus’s first Apostles. It still uses its invented ‘historical’ genealogies of bishops of Rome (from St Peter to Leo), to shore up its authority. The reality is much more shocking.