History Goetz Real

Two opposing philosophies on how a leader should lead and behave. Who is right? Who is wrong? And whose philosophy do you think is more realistic or better?

We are going to talk about two of the most infamous folklore/legends of human history, and some of their origins. Also, how they have changed throughout the years, and what they represent or symbolize.

Cleopatra and Boudica were two badass ladies who went toe to toe with Rome. While they were ultimately unsuccessful, we discuss why they are worth remembering and even correct some misunderstandings.

In this episode, we discuss two women who went toe to toe with Rome. While they both failed, their memory lives on. We also correct the image of one these powerful women whose reputation has been tarnished due to Roman propoganda.

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We remember Julius Caesar as an emperor and tyrant, but he never actually wore the crown. I discuss why we should remember Caesar for other reasons other than the bad ones.

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In this episode, we dive into what the Black Death was and how it ravaged Europe and changed it forever.

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History Goetz Real is back! Welcome back to the show. I am so glad to be back as well. In this episode, I discuss my hiatus and what I have been working on.

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Genghis Khan is notably one of the greatest leaders the world has ever seen. He was the leader of the Mongolian Empire that spanned from the Sea of China to the Middle East. He and his sons lead countless successful military campaigns, while also managing an Empire that is one of the most tolerant empires we have ever heard of. He was also not a man to be trifled with, which some individuals had to learn the hard way.

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Christianity vs. Islam, a fight for control of the city of Jerusalem. Why was this city worth so much bloodshed? Who were the good guys? Is it possible every religion around the world is simply a piece of the puzzle that is faith? Lets discuss.

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I discuss the events that led to the British colonists demanding their independence from Britain, while also setting the record straight on a few misconceptions.

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