The rule of threes applies here - this is the third of the Khan trilogy, and it is fittingly three hours of Mongol intrigue and interest, from Ogedai to Kublai. Plus we delve into some weird side tangents like the 1979 Eurovision song contest, Christian sectarianism, and why the Great Wall wasn't built to keep the rabbits out.

Genghis Khan declares "Mission Accomplished" in the Middle East and sends two of his greatest generals, Subutai and Jebe, off to Europe to introduce themselves. They accidentally almost conquer it, before they remember they're not supposed to. It's a cracking yarn, stay a while and listen.

You wanted it, you got it. This one's all about Genghis Khan. You'll go where he goes, defile what he defiles, eat who he eats.

Kick the tyres and light the fires, this one is all about the space race! Yuri Gagarin's adolescent Nazi hunt, plenty of accent work, and what Neil Armstrong didn't want you to know!

“The last capitalist we hang shall be the one who sold us the rope.” - Karl Marx.

Damo, in his role as public prosecutor, outlines his arguments as to why such a sentence is necessary in a detailed analysis of the (Dodd) frankly terrifying number of times Wall Street has broken the entire world. Cash Rules Everything Around Me, get the money, dolla dolla bill y'all.

In the epic conclusion to the chess saga, there's neuroscience, plenty of KGB crazy shenanigans, a robot duck, and an international chess champion on the run from Johnny Law - plus a surprise cameo from Nature Boy Ric Flair. Woooo!

Due to the popularity of the Queen's Gambit and one of the rare times Damo actually enjoyed a popular television show, this is everything you didn't know you wanted to know about chess.

Due to the popularity of the Queen's Gambit and one of the rare times Damo actually enjoyed a popular television show, this is everything you didn't know you wanted to know about chess.

In which we explore some historical misconceptions and come to the sad realisation that not only does the truth not matter, perhaps it never did.