In this episode, Kristina Bijelic speaks about the history of the mighty Roman Empire which was written for centuries on the territory of today's Serbia. Today's traveler can learn a lot about that history by visiting some of the most significant and best-preserved monuments of that time, such as Sirmium, Singidunum, Viminacium, Kladovo Fortress (Fetislam) and Trajan's Road and Bridge, and Felix Romuliana/Gamzigrad.
At the end of this episode, Kristina talks to Sacha Vigeant. Please join us to hear why Sale says, "All Serbian roads lead to Rome.”
Sacha’s articles can be read in all print or digital issues of SAN Magazine by subscribing at <a href='https://www.sanmagazine.ca/subscribe'>https://www.sanmagazine.ca/subscribe</a>, while some articles can be read for free at <a href='https://www.sanmagazine.ca/articles/diary-of-a-serbophile'>https://www.sanmagazine.ca/articles/diary-of-a-serbophile</a>

In this episode, Kristina Bijelic speaks about the history of the mighty Roman Empire which was written for centuries on the territory of today's Serbia. Today's traveler can learn a lot about that history by visiting some of the most significant and best-preserved monuments of that time, such as Sirmium, Singidunum, Viminacium, Kladovo Fortress (Fetislam) and Trajan's Road and Bridge, and Felix Romuliana/Gamzigrad. At the end of this episode, Kristina talks to Sacha Vigeant. Please join us to hear why Sale says, "All Serbian roads lead to Rome.” Sacha’s articles can be read in all print or digital issues of SAN Magazine by subscribing at https://www.sanmagazine.ca/subscribe, while some articles can be read for free at https://www.sanmagazine.ca/articles/diary-of-a-serbophile

In this episode, Kristina Bijelic speaks about the history of the mighty Roman Empire which was written for centuries on the territory of today's Serbia. Today's traveler can learn a lot about that history by visiting some of the most significant and best-preserved monuments of that time, such as Sirmium, Singidunum, Viminacium, Kladovo Fortress (Fetislam) and Trajan's Road and Bridge, and Felix Romuliana/Gamzigrad.
At the end of this episode, Kristina talks to Sacha Vigeant. Please join us to hear why Sale says, "All Serbian roads lead to Rome.”
Sacha’s articles can be read in all print or digital issues of SAN Magazine by subscribing at <a href="https://www.sanmagazine.ca/subscribe" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.sanmagazine.ca/subscribe</a>, while some articles can be read for free at <a href="https://www.sanmagazine.ca/articles/diary-of-a-serbophile" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.sanmagazine.ca/articles/diary-of-a-serbophile</a>
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Ep 5: Serbia in Ancient Roman Times

copyright 2021 © SAN magazine Inc.

The podcast of Canadian-Serbian SAN Magazine is a program about Serbs and Serbian culture. Get to know more about the Serbian point of view and the concept of “kumstvo,” the history of Serbs in North America, or learn about great Serbian scientists such as Tesla and Pupin. Listen to episodes about Serbian prehistory, or Serbia during Roman times. Find out about new theories on the origin of the Serbs. And don’t forget the rich cultural heritage of the medieval Kingdom of Serbia, as well as the natural wonders found in Serbia’s national parks, mountains, and mineral spas. Find out why Serbs are proud of their entries on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list—slava, kolo, and gusle— and whet your appetite learning about gastronomic specialties such as gibanica, kajmak, slatko, and homemade rakija. 

This podcast was created by SAN Magazine. 
The first 15 episodes have been financially supported by the Government of Canada.
The episodes were written by SAN reporters Dušica Ivanović, Karolina Damjanović-Grujić, and Vesna Nedić, as well as SAN collaborator Mladen Obradović. The podcasts are read by SAN reporter Tamara Miličić-Grbić, and SAN collaborators Mladen Obradović, actor and director, and Kristina Bijelic, musician and philologist. A special guest in several episodes is Sacha Vigeant, our Serbian son in-law from Montreal, better known by his nickname “Sale Dugokosi.” Sacha is a Canadian married to a Serbian woman, and he writes a regular column for SAN Magazine called Diary of a Serbophile. The podcasts were recorded, mixed and mastered by Nemanja Trbojevic and Dusan Petrinjac. The project was spearheaded by Karolina Damjanović-Grujić, a founding and editorial staff member of SAN Magazine. 
Visit us at www.sanmagazine.ca

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Подкаст канадско-српског часописа САН је програм о Србима и српској култури. 
Подсетите се или упознајте српски менталитет и појам кумства, историјат Срба у Канади и Америци или српске великане у свету науке,  попут Тесле и Пупина. Послушајте епизоде о праисторији и Римском царству на тлу Србије. Сазнајте и нове теорије о пореклу Срба. Не заборавите богату културну баштину средњовековне Србије као и природно богатство које се огледа у  националним парковима, планинама и бањама. Будите поносни што је Унеско заштитио наша традиционална обележја  славу, коло и  гусле, и уживајте у  специјалитетима српске трпезе попут гибанице, кајмака, слатког и ракије од домаћег воћа.

Часопис САН је реализатор ових подкаста. 
Првих 15 епизода  финансијски је подржала држава Канада. 
Писци Подкаст часописа САН су Душица Ивановић, Каролина Дамјановић-Грујић и Весна Недић, новинарке САН-a и сарадник Младен Обрадовић, редитељ. Подкасте читају Тамара Миличић-Грбић, новинарка часописа САН и сарадници Младен Обрадовић, глумац и редитељ и Кристина Бијелић, музичар и филолог. Специјални гост у неколико подкаста је Саша Вижон, „српски зет“ из Монтреала, познатији по надимку Сале Дугокоси. Саша је Канађанин који у САН магазину пише за сталну рубрику  „Дневник србофила“. Целокупно снимање, микс и мастер подкаста урадили су Немања Трбојевић и Душан Петрињац. Аутор и организатор пројекта је Каролина Дамјановић-Грујић, чланица оснивачког и уређивачког тима магазина. 
Посетите нас на  https://www.sanmagazine.ca

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copyright 2021 © SAN magazine Inc. The podcast of Canadian-Serbian SAN Magazine is a program about Serbs and Serbian culture. Get to know more about the Serbian point of view and the concept of “kumstvo,” the history of Serbs in North America, or learn about great Serbian scientists such as Tesla and Pupin. Listen to episodes about Serbian prehistory, or Serbia during Roman times. Find out about new theories on the origin of the Serbs. And don’t forget the rich cultural heritage of the medieval Kingdom of Serbia, as well as the natural wonders found in Serbia’s national parks, mountains, and mineral spas. Find out why Serbs are proud of their entries on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list—slava, kolo, and gusle— and whet your appetite learning about gastronomic specialties such as gibanica, kajmak, slatko, and homemade rakija. This podcast was created by SAN Magazine. The first 15 episodes have been financially supported by the Government of Canada. The episodes were written by SAN reporters Dušica Ivanović, Karolina Damjanović-Grujić, and Vesna Nedić, as well as SAN collaborator Mladen Obradović. The podcasts are read by SAN reporter Tamara Miličić-Grbić, and SAN collaborators Mladen Obradović, actor and director, and Kristina Bijelic, musician and philologist. A special guest in several episodes is Sacha Vigeant, our Serbian son in-law from Montreal, better known by his nickname “Sale Dugokosi.” Sacha is a Canadian married to a Serbian woman, and he writes a regular column for SAN Magazine called Diary of a Serbophile. The podcasts were recorded, mixed and mastered by Nemanja Trbojevic and Dusan Petrinjac. The project was spearheaded by Karolina Damjanović-Grujić, a founding and editorial staff member of SAN Magazine. Visit us at www.sanmagazine.ca *** Подкаст канадско-српског часописа САН је програм о Србима и српској култури. Подсетите се или упознајте српски менталитет и појам кумства, историјат Срба у Канади и Америци или српске великане у свету науке, попут Тесле и Пупина. Послушајте епизоде о праисторији и Римском царству на тлу Србије. Сазнајте и нове теорије о пореклу Срба. Не заборавите богату културну баштину средњовековне Србије као и природно богатство које се огледа у националним парковима, планинама и бањама. Будите поносни што је Унеско заштитио наша традиционална обележја славу, коло и гусле, и уживајте у специјалитетима српске трпезе попут гибанице, кајмака, слатког и ракије од домаћег воћа. Часопис САН је реализатор ових подкаста. Првих 15 епизода финансијски је подржала држава Канада. Писци Подкаст часописа САН су Душица Ивановић, Каролина Дамјановић-Грујић и Весна Недић, новинарке САН-a и сарадник Младен Обрадовић, редитељ. Подкасте читају Тамара Миличић-Грбић, новинарка часописа САН и сарадници Младен Обрадовић, глумац и редитељ и Кристина Бијелић, музичар и филолог. Специјални гост у неколико подкаста је Саша Вижон, „српски зет“ из Монтреала, познатији по надимку Сале Дугокоси. Саша је Канађанин који у САН магазину пише за сталну рубрику „Дневник србофила“. Целокупно снимање, микс и мастер подкаста урадили су Немања Трбојевић и Душан Петрињац. Аутор и организатор пројекта је Каролина Дамјановић-Грујић, чланица оснивачког и уређивачког тима магазина. Посетите нас на https://www.sanmagazine.ca

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