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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2026 · 20 MIN

S1 E8 Cleopatra

from The Women Who Misbehaved · host Christie Fairbourn

Cleopatra remains one of history's most compelling figures. The myths and legends surrounding her often paint her as a cunning seductress and she is frequently mythologized in art and literature as a "femme fatale" whose primary influence lay in her relationships with Julius Caesar and Mark Antony. This emphasis, however, diminishes the true source of her strength, which was not her beauty or manipulative charm, but her formidable intellect and political acuityIn this episode, I'll trace her rise to power, her perilous survival of internal family conflicts, her alliances that shook the Roman Republic, and the dramatic final stand that cemented her place in legend—not as a failed temptress, but as a queen who fought fiercely for her empire's independence until the very end.

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