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Send us a Text Message.Episode 167 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at Arnold Schwarzenegger's break out role, 1982's, Conan the Barbarian? Is this one of Schwarzenegger's best performances? Will we ever get the sequel we want? Oh, and just how far do Conan and Subotai actually run together? All of this is discussed (and much more), on this week's, Hey You Guys Podcast. Link in bio. 

Katie and surrogate sisters Eric and Neil from The Retro Video Store Podcast scale a snake tower as they re-watch Neil's favorite movie: Conan The Barbarian! And just so we're clear, this is the 80's Conan - NOT the 2011 one (Eric and Neil will rant and rave if you mention it)! Come along as we meet Conan, the nicest barbarian you've ever met, who spends his life seeking the ultimate revenge against Thulsa Doom - aka James Earl Jones in a fabulous wig. When Thulsa kills Conan's family and sets him on a course to endure Wheels of Pain, breeding, and other shit, Conan sets out to kill snakes and disassemble religious cults! Along the way he gets a gaggle of friends including Subotai, a best friend who WILL cry for Conan, Valeria, NOT Valkyrie like Katie keeps mistakingly saying in this episode, and the Wizard, who does eventually do magic but mainly he's just there to narrate. Will Conan be able to seek his revenge and learn his purpose? Will Neil recite this movie word for word!? Released in 1982, it was based on the novels written by Robert E. Howard and features Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Earl Jones, Max von Sydow, Sandahl Bergman, Mako, and Gerry Lopez.

The Excellent Adventure: In the course of their pursuit of the fleeing Khwarazmian Amir, Genghis Khan's two top commanders have reached the shores of the Caspian Sea, and heard some of the strangest tales about what – and who – lay beyond. When the Great Khan gives his go-ahead to scout it out, they'll launch a three-year trek that will remake the world in their bloody image. The Bogus Journey: Reaching the far side of the Caucuses Mountains, Subotai and Jebe have a surprise in store. But the true wonders, riches, and opportunities still lie ahead among the forests and winding rivers north of the Black Sea. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The credit for successful military campaigns often goes to the senior commander, when in fact, the brilliance of the operation and the planning happened at much lower levels of the organisation. This is the case with Subotai (1175 – 1248), Genghis Khan's leading general. Veteran and military historian Dr Angelo Caravaggio joins Paul and Beatrice to discuss Subotai, the brains behind Genghis Khan's vision of conquest, and the one who should be in receipt of many of the strategic credits given to Khan. Many of the concepts that we talk about today at military colleges about strategy and tactics – speed, manoeuvre, surprise, the deep battle, the battle of annihilation, even the concept of Mission Command – were all practiced by the Mongols under Subotai. Without Subotai, the Mongols would not have defeated Korea, China, Poland, Persia, Russia or Hungary. This does not, however, make him a hero to worship; he had the majority of the population of Afghanistan killed, the entire population of towns that would not yield were massacred, in one case right down to the cats and dogs. Dr Angelo developed a keen interest in Subotai and holds his degrees from the Royal Military College of Canada and the Wilfrid Laurier University. He has been teaching at the Canadian Forces College for 13 years, specialising in leadership, defence and security.

In the 2nd chapter of our breakdown of CONAN THE BARBARIAN, things are about to get sexy. Mike and Kevin explore witch sex, heist sex, Eskimo brothers, and when it's OK to punch a camel. This episode covers 26:30 - 51:47; Conan in the crypt, Conan rescues Subotai from a witch, Subotai and Conan meet Valeria, the gang robs the snake tower, and the post-heist party.

Fondateur de l'un des plus vastes Empires jamais conquis, Gengis Khan se fit aider, dans cette entreprise démesurée, par des hommes en qui il avait toute confiance. Ce fut notamment le cas du général Subotai.L'un des quatre "chiens féroces"Subotai est né, vers 1175, dans une tribu du nord-est sibérien. Cette naissance n'en fait donc pas un Mongol à proprement parler. La confiance dont il jouit auprès de Gengis Khan vient d'abord de la précocité de son engagement auprès du célèbre conquérant.En effet, il s'intègre à son entourage alors qu'il n'est encore qu'un adolescent et que Gengis Khan lui-même n'est encore connu que sous le nom de Temujin, fils du chef d'un des clans qui composent alors les tribus mongoles.N'étant pas Mongol, Sobutai n'a donc pas reçu la formation militaire propre à ce peuple, et notamment l'art de monter à cheval et de manier l'arc.Cela ne l'empêcha pas de devenir le meilleur général de Gengis Khan et d'être considéré, avec d'autres guerriers mongols, comme l'un des quatre "chiens féroces" qui montaient une garde vigilante auprès du célèbre conquérant.Le stratège de Gengis KhanLes talents militaires de Sobutai se manifestent très tôt. Aussi Gengis Khan en fait-il son bras droit, chargé d'organiser les opérations militaires incessantes qui ponctuent son règne.Subotai se révèle donc un excellent stratège, capable de concevoir des plans de bataille de grande envergure et d'imaginer les manœuvres complexes d'armées immenses. C'est également un chef de guerre pragmatique, qui n'hésite jamais à emprunter à ses ennemis des tactiques ou des armements qui lui paraissent efficaces.C'est sans doute l'une des raisons qui expliquent la supériorité des armées placées sous sa direction. Mais une bonne connaissance du terrain, liée aux habitudes nomades de ces combattants, et la qualité de la transmission des instructions, ne sont pas non plus sans importance à cet égard.Après la mort de Gengis Khan, en 1227, Subotai convainc son successeur, Ogedei, d'élargir le champ des conquêtes mongoles vers l'Europe. Ilo donnait ainsi la mesure de son ambition et d'une vision qui dépassait largement l'Asie. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

In this episode, the Retro Movie Geek crew is joined by Dave "Dr. Shock" Becker (find more from Dave here or here), and they're geeking out over Conan the Barbarian (1982) and the cast & director the brutal world of Conan controversy about the violence good characters and much, much more! Synopsis: An adventure set in a mythical, pre-historic age, Conan packs brutal danger and excitement with hair-raising escapes, savage tribal warfare, the wildest seduction scenes imaginable and countless other menaces, and marvels hitherto undreamed. The story follows one man's quest to learn the “riddle of steel” and thereby exact revenge on those who had so brutally murdered his parents. His target - the evil Thulsa Doom (James Earl Jones), head of a malign and powerful snake cult. His companions – Subotai the Mongol (Gerry Lopez), and the beautiful Queen of Thieves (Sandahl Bergman) who attempts to steal his heart. Muscleman Arnold Schwarzenegger plays Conan in this spectacular cinematic treatment of Marvel Comics' “The Savage Sword of Conan”, from supreme master of the bizarre and mysterious – director John Milius. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: LISTENER FEEDBACK: Leave us your voicemail feedback at (484) 577-3876. Check out Darrell's other cool podcasts here. Check out Peter's Retro Reviews over at ForgottenFlix.com here. Check out The Forgotten Flix Podcast here. Special thanks to Kevin Spencer for the fantastic show logo! Special thanks to Hayden for the use of his fantastic music for our opening theme this episode! You can check out more from this amazing artist here! Special thanks to Retro Promenade for the use of music from the album Carpenter. Music use permitted under a Creative Commons license. CLICK HERE and get a copy of the album and support these fantastic artists!

David and Ryan crack open Prop Store's latest auction catalog to take listeners on a page-turn through the 3-day event featuring nearly 1,400 lots. This episode has something for every collector: hero Indy hats, stunt Pulse Rifles, fake Playboys from real movies, crew gifts, the furniture catalog from Fight Club, bullet-hit Bat-symbols, Muppet heads, Spinal Tap jackets, pieces from the flawless Richard Gere masterpiece First Knight, and Princess Leia's script from Empire Strikes Back. David even thinks he may have consigned something... maybe... but he can't recall -- which of course is the mark of a true collector. Subotai, thief!

David and Ryan crack open Prop Store's latest auction catalog to take listeners on a page-turn through the 3-day event featuring nearly 1,400 lots. This episode has something for every collector: hero Indy hats, stunt Pulse Rifles, fake Playboys from real movies, crew gifts, the furniture catalog from Fight Club, bullet-hit Bat-symbols, Muppet heads, Spinal Tap jackets, pieces from the flawless Richard Gere masterpiece First Knight, and Princess Leia's script from Empire Strikes Back. David even thinks he may have consigned something... maybe... but he can't recall -- which of course is the mark of a true collector. Subotai, thief!

David and Ryan crack open Prop Store's latest auction catalog to take listeners on a page-turn through the 3-day event featuring nearly 1,400 lots. This episode has something for every collector: hero Indy hats, stunt Pulse Rifles, fake Playboys from real movies, crew gifts, the furniture catalog from Fight Club, bullet-hit Bat-symbols, Muppet heads, Spinal Tap jackets, pieces from the flawless Richard Gere masterpiece First Knight, and Princess Leia's script from Empire Strikes Back. David even thinks he may have consigned something... maybe... but he can't recall -- which of course is the mark of a true collector. Subotai, thief!

David and Ryan crack open Prop Store's latest auction catalog to take listeners on a page-turn through the 3-day event featuring nearly 1,400 lots. This episode has something for every collector: hero Indy hats, stunt Pulse Rifles, fake Playboys from real movies, crew gifts, the furniture catalog from Fight Club, bullet-hit Bat-symbols, Muppet heads, Spinal Tap jackets, pieces from the flawless Richard Gere masterpiece First Knight, and Princess Leia's script from Empire Strikes Back. David even thinks he may have consigned something... maybe... but he can't recall -- which of course is the mark of a true collector. Subotai, thief!

Jochi was tasked with subduing the Cuman tribes of the western steppes. Jochi failed. Now, under the second Great Khan Ögedei, it will fall to his successor, Batu, Khan of the Golden Horde, to finish what his father could not. He won't be going alone, though. In addition to his invincible tumens, he'll bring with him a host of imperial princes, as well as the greatest commander to ever mount a steed - Subotai the Valiant, now returns to the Western expanses to finish what he began 15 years ago...Note: this is part 1 of an extended bonus episode! Find the full episode and all other Bonus Episodes by become a patron at patreon.com/thehistoryofchinaTime Period Covered:ca. 1235-1240 CEMajor Historical Figures:Mongol Khanate:Ögedei Khaghan (1186-1241)Subotai Ba'atuur, The Last Orlok (ca. 1176-1248)General Uriyangkhadai (1201-1272)House Ogedeid:Guyuk (1206-1248)Khadan (?)Khaidu (c. 1230-1301)House Jochi (Golden Horde):Batu Khan (ca. 1205-1255)House Tolui:Möngke (1209-1259)Bujek (?)House Chagatai:Baidar(?)Buri (d. 1252)Kipchak-Cuman Confederacy:Bachman Khan (d. 1237)Khoten Khan (d. 1241)Russian Principalities:Grand Prince Yuri II of Vladimir (1188-1238)Prince Roman of Vladimir (d. 1238)Prince Michael of Chernigov (1179-1246)Dmitri, Voivode of Kiev (?)Kingdom of Hungary:King Béla IV (1206-1270)  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jochi was tasked with subduing the Cuman tribes of the western steppes. Jochi failed. Now, under the second Great Khan Ögedei, it will fall to his successor, Batu, Khan of the Golden Horde, to finish what his father could not. He won't be going alone, though. In addition to his invincible tumens, he'll bring with him a host of imperial princes, as well as the greatest commander to ever mount a steed - Subotai the Valiant, now returns to the Western expanses to finish what he began 15 years ago... Note: this is part 1 of an extended bonus episode! Find the full episode and all other Bonus Episodes by become a patron at patreon.com/thehistoryofchina Time Period Covered: ca. 1235-1240 CE Major Historical Figures: Mongol Khanate: Ögedei Khaghan (1186-1241) Subotai Ba'atuur, The Last Orlok (ca. 1176-1248) General Uriyangkhadai (1201-1272) House Ogedeid: Guyuk (1206-1248) Khadan (?) Khaidu (1235-1301) House Jochi (Golden Horde): Batu Khan (ca. 1205-1255) House Tolui: Möngke (1209-1259) Bujek (?) House Chagatai: Baidar(?) Buri (d. 1252) Kipchak-Cuman Confederacy: Bachman Khan (d. 1237) Khoten Khan (d. 1241) Russian Principalities: Grand Prince Yuri II of Vladimir (1188-1238) Prince Roman of Vladimir (d. 1238) Prince Michael of Chernigov (1179-1246) Dmitri, Voivode of Kiev (?) Kingdom of Hungary: King Béla IV (1206-1270)

Genghis Khan is dead, and his 3rd son Ögedei has ben selected to lead the Mongol Empire into an uncertain future. Once he is confirmed on the throne, he'll strike on in every direction against every foe at once. On the way, there will be virgin sacrifices, talking wolves, free money, mass enslavement, Persian princes, Assassins, poison, angry water spirits, battle-mages, cannibalism... and that's just the tip of the iceberg!Note: This is part 1 of the 2-part conclusion to the life of Genghis Khan, with the conclusion available to subscribers via: www.patreon.com/thehistoryofchina Time Period Covered:1227-1234 CEMajor Historical Figures:Ogedeids:Ogedei KhaghanSubotai the ValiantGeneral ChormakhanMinister Yelu Chu CaiToluids:Tolui KhanSorkhakhtani Beki KhatunChagatids:Chagatai KhanKhwarazmia:Jalal al-DinKingdom of Georgia:Queen Rusudan  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the 2nd chapter of our breakdown of CONAN THE BARBARIAN, things are about to get sexy. Mike and Kevin explore witch sex, heist sex, Eskimo brothers, and when it’s OK to punch a camel. This episode covers 26:30 - 51:47; Conan in the crypt, Conan rescues Subotai from a witch, Subotai and Conan meet Valeria, the gang robs the snake tower, and the post-heist party.

Part 1 of 2: In the course of their pursuit of the fleeing Khwarazmian Amir, Genghis Khan's two top commanders have reached the shores of the Caspian Sea, and heard some of the strangest tales about what - and who - lay beyond. When the Great Khan gives his go-ahead to scout it out, they'll launch a three-year trek that will remake the world in their bloody image. Time Period Covered: 1220-1221 CE

In the course of their pursuit of the fleeing Khwarazmian Amir, Genghis Khan's two top commanders have reached the shores of the Caspian Sea, and heard some of the strangest tales about what - and who - lay beyond. When the Great Khan gives his go-ahead to scout it out, they'll launch a three-year trek that will remake the world in their bloody image.Time Period Covered:1220-1221 CE  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

No ha habido hombre en oriente ni occidente que haya aunado mejor, en una frase, la victoria absoluta por encima de todo, ni haya hecho mayor expresión de la ambición. "No basta con que yo triunfe, los demás, tienen que fracasar".En una primavera de 1162, el año del caballo, nacía en la aldea de Dulún - Boldak Temuyín, más conocido como Genghis Khan. El gran guerrero y conquistador que logró unificar las tribus nómadas del norte de Asia. Fue fundador del primer imperio mongol, sus dominios fueron fueron los más extensos conocidos por la historia.Esta es su historia.En esta Cronoficción  de SER Historia  han participado:Jos Gómez como Temuyín y Genghis KhanMiriam Martín como BorteIñigo Álvarez de Lara como YamukaAntonio Muñoz como el general SubotaiRoberto Cuadrado como el Gobernador chinoY las voces invitadas de Antonio Vico, Borja González, Antonio Nuño y Fermín Agustí.Guión de Alejandro Silva y Mona León SiminianiCon la colaboración en el programa de Juan Ochoa.Realización y diseño sonoro: Alejandro Otheguy y Mona León Siminiani.Producción: Fermín AgustíDirección del episodio: Mona León Siminiani.

Após a morte de Gengis Khan, o Império Mongol atravessa um momento delicado devido à rivalidade entre Ogodai, o sucessor escolhido pelo Grande Khan, e seu irmão mais velho, Djagatai. Ao construir uma imponente capital nas planícies mongóis, Ogodai fará o que for necessário para sustentar sua posição e dar continuidade ao projeto de expansão de seu pai. À frente de um exército liderado pelo grande general Subotai e pelo filho bastardo de seu irmão Djotchi, Ogodai travará uma batalha para levar as fronteiras do Império Mongol mais longe do que nunca, enfrentando o impiedoso inverno russo e as ameaças de traição que a todo momento se insinuam em seu caminho... *Este episódio, assim como tantos outros projetos vindouros, só foi possível por conta do Patronato do SciCast. Se você quiser mais episódios assim, contribua conosco!*

In which, Andrew and Dude break down the 1982 Conan the Barbarian, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. Dude broaches the "Jean Valjean theory of slavery," the guys agree that this is not James Earl Jones's greatest performance, and we learn that Gerry Lopez, who plays Subotai, is actually in this movie because he was the director's surfing buddy.

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