(Mostly) updated Mondays

Current series: "Catholic Worldbuilding"--building our Pope-colored glasses

This episode: Rome II: The Punic Wars

Next series: Quick overview of Papal history from Peter to Francis

This week's recommendation: The Hellenistic Age Podcast: https://hellenisticagepodcast.wordpress.com/

In which Gregg takes a look at what we have of the 12 Tables, the earliest preserved bits of Roman law. Remember folks: women are children, and cushions are optional.

(Mostly) updated Mondays

Current series: "Catholic Worldbuilding"--building our Pope-colored glasses

This episode: Rome Part I: Aeneas to the brink of the First Punic War (264BC)

Next series: Quick overview of Papal history from Peter to Francis

This week's recommendation: The History of Rome by Mike Duncan: https://thehistoryofrome.typepad.com/

In which Gregg briefly walks through books considered to be canon by various non-Roman Catholics and Orthodox folks, and meets his match with Ezdras/Ezra.

Schedule update: Continuing with biweekly releases and supplementals for main feed, aiming for weekly updates for patreon members. Go to patreon.com/popeular to support the show, or email [email protected] if financial support isn't in your budget at the moment but you'd love advance access as a fan. I promise I don't bite.

(Mostly) updated Mondays

Current series: "Catholic Worldbuilding"--building our Pope-colored glasses

This episode: The rest of Daniel and Esther, plus Judith, Wisdom, Baruch, and 1 and 2 Maccabees

Next series: Quick overview of Papal history from Peter to Francis

This week's recommendation: The Jewish Story by Rav Mike Feuer: http://jewishstory.co/

Update: episodes 0-0.4 have been remastered and rerecorded, episode 0.7 will be coming later today- the deuterocanon overview will be the longest episode yet by a fair bit! I nearly split it but it seemed best to keep the deuterocanon all together. Feel free to listen in chunks, I'm expecting about 75-90 minutes once I finish editing it down from the raw recording.

In which Gregg reads Nehemiah 3:1-32 (Literally A Detailed Description of the Gates of Jerusalem and Who Fixed Them in the Time of Nehemiah)

With bonus content from Second Maccabees

(Mostly) updated Mondays

Current series: "Catholic Worldbuilding"--building our Pope-colored glasses

This episode: (Most of) the books of Daniel, Esther, Ezra, and Nehemiah 

Next series: Quick overview of Papal history from Peter to Francis

This week's recommendation: The History of England by David Crowther thehistoryofengland.co.uk (Why, you ask? I ask, why not?)