Coronacast

The boys are back with a wild episode on General George Custer and his last stand. If are listening on Spotify, please follow the show here. If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

The boys are finally back from another hiatus and talking about one of the Golden Age of Piracy in the Caribbean. If are listening on Spotify, please follow the show here. If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

The boys are finally back from there hiatus and talking about one of history's great virgins, Athelstan If are listening on Spotify, please follow the show here. If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

In this episode the boys join famed podcaster and social deviant Robert Garvey on a journey to the bleeding edge of human knowledge. In this episode we go deep into the history of the Vikings and their impact on the development of Northern Europe. We look into the major events, people, and places that spaced the Viking legacy but also why that legacy is mostly overlooked in Western History. The analyze the importance on written text being able to sustain a people and why the need-to-conquer may be a genetic trait. This episode takes you right to Valhalla's doorstep and we hope the gods will bless for that. May the god of podcast listens bless our words. Song: Valhalla Calling by Miracle of Sound If are listening on Spotify, please follow the show here. If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

The boys are finally back after a brief freedom fighting campaign in the Ukraine and they bring you the most high energy episode yet! This episode Josh and Chris go over the life of Attila the Hun, history's most mysterious leader. The breakdown why Attila's reign is one of the most influential in history and why the Hun's had such an explosive yet short-lived empire. They also get existential and talk about why history is filled with chaotic predetermination and why the most important events have to happen at the perfect time to have the influence they do. We hope you join us as the boys travel to the murky waters of the underworld. If are listening on Spotify, please follow the show here. If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

In this episode the boys dive into the life of one of the most controversial characters in history, Kaiser Wilhelm II. They go over the life of Friedrich Wilhelm II, who was the last emperor of German. They go into detail about how childhood trauma impacted his self-confidence and how he was a very irratic and incoherent leader both international and domestically. The analysis how he was the cause for Germany's post-WWI problems but also set the Nazi party up for success in WWII. Kaiser Wilhelm was truly just Trump before Twitter. Here are the links for the Journalists/Sites that Josh mentioned in the the episode: Scott Horton Max Blumenthal Aaron Mate Caitlin Johnstone Antiwar.com Mintpressnews.com If are listening on Spotify, please follow the show here. If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

Your favorite wikipedia sluts are back with another episode on the Council of Nicaea. Josh and Chris discuss why the Council of Nicaea in 325 CE was such an important moment in the history of Christianity and helped to spread the religion across the world. They also discuss what made Constantine the Great one of the best Roman Emperors in history and star-studded event that the first Council was. The boys get more philosophical than usual in this one and we hope that you will enjoy this trip into the murky waters of human understanding. If are listening on Spotify, please follow the show here. If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

In this mini-episode, Josh is on his own because Chris is still on his journey to find the United Airlines Help Desk. Josh goes over the Modern Olympic Games, how they started, the influence they took from the Ancient Olympic Games, and the controversial aspects of the Games. This episode is a quick burn through history that gives you a lot of information in a short amount of time. If are listening on Spotify, please follow the show here. If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

In this episode of Rome Wasn't Burnt in a Day, the boys are back with a wild episode on King Henry VIII; History's greatest divorcee. Chris and Josh go over the life of the King and spend a lot of time analyzing his infamous six marriages in order to secure a male heir to the throne. This episode gets deep and definitely goes off the rails more than a few times. If are listening on Spotify, please follow the show here. If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

The boys are back with another great episode that goes over the history of Las Vegas. As the gaming capital of the world, Vegas is known for its casinos, women, and sports. However few people actually know the history of Las Vegas and how it became Sin City. In this episode Josh and Chris go over the early history of Las Vegas, from its days as a train stop to becoming a place of relaxation for Hoover Dam workers. Josh and Chris then discuss the mob influence on Las Vegas and how criminals truly helped Vegas become the city it is know as today. Intro Song: Low Down Rolling Stone by Gary Clark Jr. Outro Song: Waking Up in Vegas by Katy Perry If are listening on Spotify, please follow the show here. If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

The boys are back in town for episode #012! Legendary podcaster and intellectual Bob Garvey joins Josh and Chris for an episode that is non-stop wild. In this episode we examine the Apollo 11 Mission, which was the first in history to land a man on the moon. The episode starts with an examination of JFK's speech in 1960 which challenged the Americans to be the first country to land a man on the moon. We then go through the space race, the many failures of the early space flights, and finally the Apollo Missions which finally landed a man on the moon. This rough timeline of history is also accompanied by many conversation detours that are sure to keep your interest piqued. If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt Intro Song: The Boys Are Back In Town by Thin Lizzy Outro Song: Stanley Kubrick by B.o.B

In this episode of Rome Wasn't Burnt in a Day, Josh and Chris dive deep into the life and times of the greatest boxer of all time, Muhammad Ali. Ali, born Cassius Clay, is widely considered to be the best boxer ever and one of the most influential athletes of all time. Listen along as Josh and Chris take you on a journey from the early years of Clay's life to his reign as a Heavyweight Champion to his draft dodging, political activism and ultimate legacy. If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

In this episode of Rome Wasn't Burnt in a Day, Chris and Josh discuss the man who had the original big dick energy, Rasputin. They discuss how Rasputin went from a lowly Serbian farmer all the way to sleeping with every member of the Tzarist Royal Family. Chris and Josh go into depth about Rasputin's infamous sex cult, how he became known as a mystic and a healer, and finally how not even a bullet to the head could put him down. This is by far the wildest and most erratic episode the boys have recorded which only means it might be the best episode yet.  If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

In this episode, Josh and Chris go wild talking about one of history's favorite Pharaohs, King Tutankhamun. They go over the history or King Tut, starting at his birth all the way to his world tour as a museum exhibit. Josh and Chris discuss how Tut really out kicked his coverage when it comes to being remember as a historical figure, because he really had boring story. Join us as we go over all thing King Tut and the people that exploited his tomb for material gain. If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

In this episode Chris and Josh go into one of the most famous stories from the 1980's, Iran-Contra. They break down the situations that led to the Reagan Administration selling arms to Iran so that they could found the Contras in Nicaragua and why this was such an important story for American foreign policy. They also discuss the long lasting impacts of the scandal and how we still see aspects of it playing out today.  If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

This episodes marks the beginning of our bonus episode series titled Burning Through History. In these bonus mini-episodes, Josh or Chris will independently talk about a history subject that the are passionate about or something that isn't broad enough to fit into a whole episode. The Burning Through History episodes will be 20-30 minute breakdowns of a historical event or person and give you an idea of what they mean to history. In this BTH episode, Josh breaks down the November 19, 2004 fight between the Pacers & Pistons, better know as the Malice at the Palace. Josh gives a background on the events that led to the brawl and talks about the outcome of brawl from an immediate to long-term perspective. He discusses why the NBA, media, and fans were all wrong in their assessment of the situation and who they blamed as the guilty. He finish by talking about how the NBA changed after this event and why it's important to always learn about historical events from a different perspectives. Click here to watch the Netflix Documentary Untold: Malice at the Palace If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don't be afraid to leave a comment....Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven't seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

In this episode Josh & Chris conclude their episode series about the History of Afghanistan by taking a look at Afghanistan from 9/11 to today. They discuss the initial reasons as to why the US invaded Afghanistan, the important distinction between the Taliban and al Qaeda and how Afghanistan quickly became the forgotten war in the United States. Finally the end the episode by comparing members of the Bush Administration to who their Star Wars character would be. If we got any information wrong or forgot to add an important point please send us an email and we will make those corrections in part II. Also don’t forget to send us a story of the best idea you’ve ever come up with in a bathroom for the chance to be read on the show.  Click Here for Link to Donald Rumsfeld saying the Pentagon can’t account for $2.3 Trillion If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don’t be afraid to leave a comment….Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven’t seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

In this episode, Josh and Chris get very topical and discuss the History of Afghanistan, the history of the Soviet Union occupation, and the rise of the Taliban and other Mujahideen groups. Part I takes you through the history of Afghanistan from the Sykes-Picot Agreement in 1916 to the 9/11 attacks in 2001. Josh and Chris break down how the USSR invaded Afghanistan and why their reasons for entering the country almost guaranteed that they wouldn’t be successful in any meaningful way. We also discuss the history of how the US backed armed militia groups in the region to foment insurrection and why the US never learned the lesson of the Russians when they invaded Afghanistan in 2001. Finally the episode ends with a tribute to the Afghanistan War by the great and powerful comedian Tim Dillon. If we got any information wrong or forgot to add an important point please send us an email and we will make those corrections in part II. Also don’t forget to send us a story of the best idea you’ve ever come up with in a bathroom for the chance to be read on the show.  Click Here for Link to Tim Dillon’s War in Afghanistan Tribute If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don’t be afraid to leave a comment….Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven’t seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

In this episode of Rome Wasn’t Burnt in a Day, Josh and Chris go deep into the history one of the most infamous corporations ever, The Dutch East India Company. The Dutch East India Company, or VOC, was found in 1602 in a response to the Portuguese Royal Family shutting down their trade routes to Netherlands. What started as a small conglomerate of merchant ships soon became one of the largest and most powerful corporations in history and now serves as a blueprint for how modern corporations are structured today. Join us as we sail through the oceans of history in search of the island of knowledge. If you love the episode and the show, please leave us a 5 star rating and don’t be afraid to leave a comment….Also the best way to grow the show is by word-of-mouth, so if you enjoy our episodes please share them with your friends, family, high school classmates you haven’t seen in 5 years, the psychopaths on Reddit, and Addison Rae.  Connect with us here: Email: romewasntburnt@gmail.com Instagram: @romewasntburnt

In this episode Josh & Chris go deep into the murky waters of the unknown as they analyze one of the most notorious serial killers of the 20th century, the Unabomber. They go in-depth on Ted Kaczynski, his childhood, arrival at Harvard, his academic career, and why he decided to live life as a hermit. […]

In this episode, Josh and Chris discuss the history of tanks. From the first machine gun mounted to a bicycle all the way the North Korean Military Parades of today, we get deep on what made the tank a revolutionary weapon of war. They discuss how the tank and tank innovation changed the course of […]

In this episode of Rome Wasn’t Burnt in a Day Chris and Josh take a look at one of the wildest Popes in history, Pope Alexander VI. Alex was a promiscuous, child bearing, and nepotistic Pope who would have kept up with any Bravo TV star in his pettiness. Chris and Josh breakdown what made […]

In our first official episode we examine one of the most important documents in history, the US Constitution. Chris and Josh take a look at the events that lead to the writing of the Constitution and why its signing was such a monumental moment for modern liberal democracies. Chris and Josh also explore the lives […]

Introduction to Rome Wasn’t Burnt in a Day with Josh VanKooten and Chris Lanyon

In this episode of Coronacast, I’m riding solo again. Shocking I know! I’m talking about how I’m going to begin migrating all of my social media activity over to Minds, a new social media platform that I believe is an incredible alternative to the major platforms. I also discuss some of my analysis about how […]

In this episode of Coronacast, I give you a preview into the future of the show. I breakdown the new name of the show and discuss why I am changing the name and what you can expect from upcoming episodes. This was an incredible quick episode and be on the lookout for a longer episode […]

In this episode of Coronacast, DonorSee founder and CEO Gret Glyer, joins me to give us an update on how Africa has been handling the lockdowns. In episode #014 Gret joined me to discuss why the lockdowns would be so disastrous on the world’s poorest and how they would have a long-term negative impact. In […]

In this episode of Coronacast I’m back with another solo episode. I open up by talking about how voting and taking communion are essentially the same thing. Why I am disappointed in the listener base and my new competition for getting more listeners. I then go into the first week of football and why I […]

In this episode my great friend and official New York City Correspondent for Coronacast, Bob Garvey joins me to discuss whether NYC is actually descending into a Mad Max type situation. We also discuss why positive coronavirus tests don’t necessarily mean you COVID-19, how we think the country will handle the election, and how we […]

In this episode of Coronacast, my good friend Caleb Wiseman joins me to discuss the upcoming NFL season. We take a look at how we think Coronavirus will impact the season from a revenue, salary-cap, and television standpoint. We discuss how this season will impact the upcoming collective bargaining agreement negotiations that will take place […]

Welcome back to another episode of Coronacast and once again I am flying solo. In this episode I talk about my addiction to information and why that addiction has been negative to my mental health. I talk about why I often find myself unable to put down the phone and stop reading articles. I then […]

I’m back with another solo episode of Coronacast. In this episode I’m talking about whether or not important people from the NCAA and MLB are listening to the show. I then read an article that I wrote about the NCAA almost 10 years ago and discuss the absurdity of Joe Biden picking Kamala Harris as […]

I’m flying solo again in this recording Coronacast. I start by posing a few hypothetical questions about how we could possible sooth some of the hysteria surround coronavirus. I then talk about how tech giants are trying to solve the affordable housing crisis and why that might not be the best solution. I then go […]

In this episode of Coronacast I’m flying solo  and talking about an issue I’m very passionate about, the faults of corporate media. In this episode I lay out why I think corporate media does far more harm than good and tricks you into believe that real political discussion are happening in the country. I talk […]

In this episode of Coronacast I discuss the differences in the outrage for Epstein vs. Goya Bean, my huge mental wake up call, and the dangers of cancel culture. If you would like to submit a question to the show please follow this link: Coronacast Listener Questions Please let me know what you thought of the […]

In this episode I have the privilege of speaking with Emmanuel Cafferty who was wrongfully terminated from his job after someone had posted a picture of him making the OK hand gesture on Twitter. Prior to his firing, which has gotten international attention, Emmanuel had no idea that the OK hand gesture is perceived as […]

I begin this episode by talking about my frustration at myself for how I was approaching and thinking about politics. I go into detail about why I decided to take a break from the show and how I am planning on fixing the way that I think and talk about politics. I then briefly talk […]

In this episode, my great friend Colin Cowperthwaite joins me to discuss the current state of American politics and how he predicts coronavirus will change politics. We start the episode by talking about the difference between political science and political theory and how political theorists are used within presidential administrations. We then discuss elections, the […]

In this episode I interview Emilee Petersmark, the Outreach Coordinator for Artist Creating Together, about how ACT has dealt with the covid-19 outbreak. ACT is a non-profit organization that helps bring the world of art to peoples with disabilities. Due to covid-19 many nonprofits have been struggling to engage with the  community they serve and […]

In this episode I talk about the tragic killing of George Floyd and why the subsequent protests and riots were more than the appropriate way to respond. I then go into why the military industrial complex is responsible for the police state and that the mainstream media is in such propaganda mode that they are […]

In this episode I speak with DonorSee Charity’s Founder and CEO Gret Glyer to discuss the impact that government lockdowns have had on the impoverished population of Africa. Gret explains why the poorest class of people in Africa, who live on less than $3 a day, have been severely impacted by the lockdowns and why […]

In the second of a two part episode, I give my opinions and thoughts about where each league stands on their path of return-to-play. I detail some of my biggest concerns about the health and safety of players as well as take a look at how sports could be different when they return. I finish […]

In the first of a two part episode, I go into detail about where every major sports league in the United States stands on their path of returning to play. I detail how league’s are handling health & safety protocols, possibility of hub cities, playing without fans, and how the players feel about returning. Please […]

In this solo episode I cover why I don’t blame all bats for coronavirus, the Joe Rogan and Elon Musk interview, and why George Carlin knew about what would happen in 2020 over 20 years ago. In this episode I reference the Coronavirus Art Profile I started on Instagram which can be found here: https://www.instagram.com/corona_virus_art/  […]

In this episode, Desmond Bunnell joins me to talk about being diagnosed with Covid-19, his symptoms, his recovery, and what it was like to be a caretaker for his parents who also tested positive. Desmond goes into detail about the severity of the symptoms, when you should go to the hospital, and what he did […]

In this week’s Coronacast I’m riding solo due to a guest having to reschedule. So instead of waiting a week to put out another episode I thought I would give you some updates on the show and let you know some of things that have been on my mind. In this episode I go into […]

In this episode, Jason Cruz, practicing attorney, owner of the site mmapayout.com and the Twitter page @mmapayout joins me to talk how UFC fighters and events are being impacted by coronavirus. We first discuss UFC fighters’ contracts and how being an independent contractor makes them more vulnerable than a unionized employee. We then go into UFC events […]

In this episode, Alexandre Sivolella joins me to discuss how Coronavirus is impacting the people and economy of Brazil. Alexandre walks us through how the spread of the virus in the Favela’s will create an incredible strain on the economy and healthcare system. We also talk about why Brazilian President Bolsanaro has been so adamant […]

In this weekly market update, Alex Mueller joins us to discuss his initial impressions on the stimulus package that was passed on Friday, March 27. We discuss whether the package will be enough to stabilize the economy or if another stimulus will need to be passed this summer. We then discuss the record-breaking number of […]

New York City high school teacher Bob Garvey joins me to talk about the process his school has taken to prepare his students to learn virtually. We begin by talking about where New York City is with its cases and then on to how he is teaching. We talk about the difficult transition for low-income […]

Nathan Dollinger joins me to discuss the rapidly growing Telehealth industry and the problems facing healthcare data and administration during the Covid-19 pandemic.