The Punic Wars - Entire History - Audio Podcast

The Punic Wars were a gargantuan conflict fought between the two great powers of the Mediterranean world. On one end was the Roman Republic that was emerging in central Italy. On the other side was the sea faring power, Carthage that had already been well established in North Africa. They would unleash vast armies led by some of the greatest generals of history. The fate of Western Civilization hung in the balance.

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[FlashPointHx]

Alright everyone - this is for the true hardcore Punic War warriors out there. Keep in mind this was my 2nd Podcast I've ever made and some of the pronunciation is a bit off, but aside from that I give you 6 and a half hours of Roman and Carthaginian history!! Enjoy!! Remember to give it a like and leave a comment.

[papadragon]

This series is the reason I started watching this channel all the way back in 2016. Back then I was a 15 year old high school freshmen. Now I’m a 23 year old Masters student. Stuck around for the quality of the content👍

[sgtchrom]

Your podcast is on the same level of quality and entertainment as Dan Carlin's hardcore history. Bravo! Please keep making these!

[MariaTMaio]

I loved the way you made us feel exactly the same as those people, at that time and in those moments: - using more current examples that we know, saying "imagine" and narrating them with such precision!
Excellent!
It made me live each moment intensely.
Thank you very much.

[terrenusvitae]

I can't believe you managed to fit the enitre punic wars into under seven hours.

[rnadome-rtlj]

I can't imagine the amount of research and creativity needed to produce this, but I am highly thankful. Biggest respects to you sir 🫡

[Diomedes_XXII]

Loved the first round. Here's to the second!

[HailWestVirginia]

I remember I discovered your Atilla the Hun Podcast episode on a roadtrip 3 years ago, and I kid you not I loved it so much that I literally never stopped thinking about it and anticipating a new episode. I am not disappointed. Love the podcast man

[matthewjuenger]

I'm digging the Dan Carlin style podcast. It works for you, and is definitely scratching that itch. Thank you, sir!!

[godfreyofibelin]

I’m pretty sure I found your channel during your original uploads of this series - was in a pretty subpar headspace at the time, and your channel seriously helped me out a ton, and I’ve been a fan ever since. Thank you for the hard work and great content you continue to give us! Got this on my end of day playlist can’t wait to revisit this story again!

[jonaswitt]

I have been using your Punic Wars podcast to fall asleep so many times, but this right here makes it so much easier, so thank you and keep up the good work :)

[danielsantiagourtado]

Over 6 hours of FPH?! YES PLEASE 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[asekjfawefjklaw]

Dude this one was your best podcast ever…it was simple and you the made story really come to life. No bless and whistle just great story telling about one of histories most amazing conflicts.

[Reignor]

I was gonna rewatch the LOTR trilogy today but I think I'll watch this instead

[suhasutcu]

This was my favourite podcast of all time. Gotta give it a rewatch now that it has been reuploaded. Thanks for the brilliant work.

[danieleriksson]

I have lost count on how many times I have listened this on spotify and youtube. Just stopping by and showing support. Your videos have always been great. My favourite series is this one and my absolute holy grail is your series on the black death.

[guymallett]

Thank you for the hard work. It's such wonderful storytelling, the way history should be taught!

[UllyrWuldan]

I’ve listened to the original multiparty you released of this 3 times. Excellent in every way.

We need to get you on Lex Friedman lol

[jishnuchoudhury]

I saw the series in parts. Now re-watching

[speedy]

MASTERPIECE. I've listened to this podcast in full about a dozen times. YES ITS THAT GOOD