I am an Arizona State University alum, and 35+ years ago I took an excellent Roman History survey course like the one you described. It set me on a lifetime path of affection for the subject, and I consumed every episode of The Duncan's podcast, as well as his book The Storm Before the Storm. I regret I missed your ASU course, but will await the podcast, whenever it's ready, with fond anticipation. Good luck!
Dude! I've read quite a bit on Roman history and was fortunate enough to spend several
Months in Italy. I enjoyed Duncan's pod, but am sure that your particular, irreverent style will make for a great show. Can't wait.
thank you!
I like to shut my mind off and just go with the flow sometimes. (Off and On. I don't even hear a click. ha!). All of your post is good news, right?
You ever drive into a town from a different direction and it seems like a totally different place? Drive us into Rome from a different direction.
I always have trouble connecting Rome to Italians. I have trouble connecting L.A. to music, too.
That said, watch your daughter around that music crowd. Somehow, errrr..., pretty much for sure, I dont't think I need to tell you that.
I am an Arizona State University alum, and 35+ years ago I took an excellent Roman History survey course like the one you described. It set me on a lifetime path of affection for the subject, and I consumed every episode of The Duncan's podcast, as well as his book The Storm Before the Storm. I regret I missed your ASU course, but will await the podcast, whenever it's ready, with fond anticipation. Good luck!
thank you so much!