EPISODE · Feb 21, 2024 · 43 MIN
Ancient Horrors
Join Jack & Mark as we discuss the horrific mechanics of torture devices from the days of Ancient Rome and Greece. We turn back time and get toasty in the Brazen Bull with Perilaus of Athens. We discuss the extensive list that made Romans so fond of crucifiction, over other tortures. And we treat ourselves to a picnic of milk and honey, on a day spent floating around a lake in "The Boats". So get strapped in (to the rack) for this spine tingling episode of Ordinary Observations. Hosts: Mark Stribling & Jack Williamson This is a podcast from K103 Göteborgs Studentradio.
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