What you’ll hear:

0:55: What is Segedunum?

2:32: Segedunum origins

3:06 Post-Roman Empire

3:40: Roman Standards

What you'll hear:

• 1:00: Overview of the Army
• 2:08: Loyalty and Retirement
• 2:38: Organisation
• 3:56: During Peacetime

What you'll hear:

• 1:04 Introduction to Arbeia
• 2:44 The Commanding Officer's Quarters
• 3:22 Other Accommodation
• 4:25 The Granary

What you'll hear:

What you'll hear:

• 1:00: The Emperor Hadrian
• 2:22: Construction of the Wall
• 3:55: Structures along the Wall
• 5:25: Shrines to local gods
• 6:02: After Hadrian

What you'll hear:

• 1:51: How the baths worked
• 2:18: What the bathhouse looked like
• 2:49: The bathing process
• 4:04: The role of the servant
• 4:36: The Roman baths in Bath

What you'll hear:

• 1:32: The fort of Vindolanda
• 2:14: The Vindolanda Tablets
• 2:45: How the collection was discovered
• 3:22: The challenges of reading the texts
• 3:53: What the texts tell us
• 4:44: Commander Cerialis and his wife

What you'll hear:

• 0:47: What Natalie does
• 1:25: How Natalie got into genealogy
• 2:55: Curious coincidences
• 4:38: Why people are interested in genealogy
• 6:00: One of the most interesting stories Natalie’s uncovered
• 15:34: Everyday people
• 17:30: Misconceptions about genealogy
• 24:07: Which person from history Natalie would like to meet
• 26:10: How we commemorate people

What you'll hear:

• 1:11: Who is May King Tsang?
• 3:15: How FOMO creation can work in any industry
• 5:15: The similarity between FOMO creation and content marketing
• 7:45: May King’s tea business
• 12:08: The Chinese tea ceremony
• 18:10 Bringing Western and Chinese cultures together
• 19:38: Why there’s a time and place for every kind of tea
• 20:48: Which famous women May King would like to meet

What you'll hear:

• 1:23: The Fenwick family
• 1:44: The Blackett family
• 2:18: Walter Calverley Blackett
• 2:31: Capability Brown
• 4:06: Coming next on the podcast