The PodGOATs

Julius Caesar was so important to the Roman Empire that he deserves his own episode. Not that he was a particularly nice guy, but that he was so important in shaping the empire, which has left repercussions even until today.

Few cultures have had an impact on us more than ancient Rome, but how much do we really know about it? After this two-part series, you'll know all you need to know about ancient Rome, and how it helped shape the rest of the world.

Phil and Campbell Valentine talk about things you've always wondered about. How do vinyl records actually work? Why does hair turn gray? Why do some people have birthmarks? All these questions and more are answered on Ever Wondered Part 2.

She's probably the most recognized sex symbol in history, but she was actually much deeper than her image suggested. Phil and Campbell Valentine explore the life of an orphan who would transform herself into Marilyn Monroe.

A housewife with two kids disappears into thin air. A businesswoman disappears...into the Matrix? And an inventor—and his invention—go missing. Phil and Campbell Valentine have some very strange vanishings in Part 3 of Disappearances. 

It's an institution almost as old as humans. It takes on many different forms in many different cultures. It has evolved over time, and it wasn't always about love. Phil and Campbell Valentine look into the history of marriage.

Dracula was the first vampire, right? Not hardly. Vampires have been around for thousands of years. The lore has evolved over time, but are they really real? Phil and Campbell Valentine take you into their dark, mysterious world.

This mysterious civilization only lasted about 200 years. In that short span they were responsible for myriad inventions and innovations. They were barbaric yet advanced. What happened to the Aztecs? Phil and Campbell Valentine tell you.

Even The PodGOATs are not immune from the coronavirus. Campbell got exposed, and he had to quarantine. So we present a best of PodGOATs Radio, some of the funnier moments from their radio show.

Werewolves are fiction, right? Right? Is it possible for people to turn into wolves? Phil and Campbell Valentine explore the fascinating history of the werewolf and how this whole story got completely out of control.