The March of History: Julius Caesar

Experience the dramatic life of Julius Caesar and the fall of the Roman Republic in this gripping biographical history podcast.Step into the heart of Ancient Rome and witness the rise and fall of one of history’s most iconic figures, Julius Caesar. This deep-dive podcast takes listeners on a meticulously researched journey through the Roman Republic’s most pivotal era—an age of political intrigue, military conquest, and the ambitions of powerful men who reshaped history.Follow Julius Caesar’s extraordinary ascent from impoverished noble, navigating the treacherous waters of Roman politics and Senate power struggles, to his rise as a brilliant military commander and transformative statesman. His story is not just one of personal ambition—it’s the story of a civilization in flux, a society on the brink of collapse, and a republic unraveling under civil strife and imperial ambition.This podcast explores Julius Caesar’s legendary military campaigns, beginning with the Gallic Wars—a defi

The March of History: Julius Caesar is a history podcast hosted by Trevor Fernes, with 85 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Trevor Fernes hosts The March of History: Julius Caesar, a history show with 85 episodes published.

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  Episode #81

  81. Cicero’s Agonizing Decision

  Jan 1, 20261h 38mS1

  <p>The March of History goes back in time to Italy in the spring of 49 BC, where Marcus Tullius Cicero still sits around his country villas agonizing over what action he should take in this civil war. Cicero's natural loyalty lies with Pompey and the Optimates who he feels have the moral right on their side. And yet, Cicero is furious with Pompey for his failures around the Rubicon crossing and his abandonment of Rome and Italy—and even more terrified of Pompey's plans to imitate Sulla if he wins the civil war. Yet, at the same time, Cicero wholly di...

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  Episode #80

  80. The Siege of Massilia Part II and the Mutiny of the Ninth

  Nov 27, 20251h 10mS1

  <p>The Siege of Massilia reaches its dramatic climax as Caesar’s legions build new and innovative siegeworks to overcome the defiant Massiliotes. At last, Julius Caesar arrives on the scene and quickly gets hit with a flurry of news items. In his absence, Rome has appointed Caesar as Dictator. On a more ominous note, the veteran Ninth Legion has instigated a mutiny among Caesar’s army in Placentia. Always one for decisive and bold action, Caesar races to the scene to face down the mutineers.</p> <p> </p> <p >Amazon</p> <p >Support The March of History by making your...

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  Episode #79

  79. The Siege of Massilia: Part I

  Oct 30, 20251h 19mS1

  <p >The forces of Julius Caesar put the Greek city-state of Massilia under siege. Massilia is equipped with mighty defenses and its people are determined to resist the Roman war machine. To overcome these defenses, the legions will need to utilize all their ancient engineering skills to build truly incredible siege-works. For months this siege is waged on land and sea as the Romans build ever more complex siege works and the clever Massiliotes break out every trick in the book to frustrate the Romans.</p> <p > </p> <p >Amazon</p> <p >Support The March of History by making your A...

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  Episode #78

  78. The Battle of the Bagradas: Curio’s Last Stand

  Sep 18, 202550 minS1

  <p >Gaius Scribonius Curio marches against the approaching Numidian army. Finding success, he presses his luck and pursues his foe… only to be led into a trap. With the Numidians surrounding them, Curio and his army are forced to make a desperate last stand. Meanwhile, the rest of the army is now eager to flee Africa. But the available ships do not have room for everyone, and soon chaos breaks out as no soldier wants to be left behind. We end with a discussion of Curio’s legacy and the view our ancient sources took on him. Lucan delivers his verd...

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  Episode #77

  77. Curio Invades Africa

  Aug 21, 202556 minS1

  <p>As Caesar wrestles the Spains under his control, Gaius Scribonius Curio leads two legions and 500 cavalry on an invasion of the Roman province of Africa (modern Tunisia). At 34 years old, Curio is young and inexperienced yet talented, dynamic and full of confidence. Arrayed against him are the combined forces of the Roman senator Publius Attius Varrus and the King of Numidia, Juba. Time will tell if Curio's confidence aids him or leads to a fall from grace.</p> <p> </p> <p >Website</p> <p >www.themarchofhistory.com </p> <p > </p> <p >Venmo</p> <p >If you enjoyed the episode and...

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