Alexanders Corpse Podcast

He was a big boy with a big empire and a very big harem, it was sizeable. Kublai Khan built his empire with acceptance, tolerance, and constant unrelenting wars. This is our longest ramble yet. Tune in. 

This man is famous in Romania for killing Germans and Turks and the rest of the world has come to love him too. Vlad the Impaler was the best at what he did, and what he did was impale, over and over and over again. Who wouldn't want to know more about this guy? Tune in. 

Episode 10 has finally arrived and our story follows the, not a brewer, Samuel Adams. This Founding Father was terrible with money and great at getting people to do what he wanted. Naturally he killed it during the American Revolution. Those who brew beer in his name are dishonest, if they were true patriots they would come clean. Listen in gang. 

Alexander was a progressive monarch with a perpetually receding hairline. Most of his life was either about his famous grandma or an average height, and definitely not short, French Emperor. Tune in to hear about this particular Romanov. 

In this episode we get to know Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil. He's got a strong beard and a pretty good track record. They loved him back then but will we love him now? Tune in for Emperor Pedro's episode. 

This episode is a brief but jam packed tale of Mediterranean bros settling down in Asia. They had enough of their Middle Eastern roommates and said "that's it, I'm moving out". They stayed where they were and made some Chinese friends. Listen in. 

During the patriotic week of the Fourth of July we salute Mad Anthony Wayne, a brilliant psycho of the American Revolution. He won and lost battles, sucked at running a plantation, and was kicked out of office. Listen to a ramble about one of the lesser known founding fathers. 

In This Episode we are revisiting the land of olives and bad wine.  Our subject is a man who hung out in the mustering grounds and didn't wear flamboyant clothes. He also had a great name that's strange today. Tune in.

We've returned with a strictly nautical tale. The ship discussed is worthy of all your praise and still floats today. She's had quite a life and has caused her fair share of ruckus all around the globe (partially towards Communists and the Spanish). 

Our Story of the Greeks versus the Ottomans comes to a close. We've got special guest appearances by the Egyptians, Russians, and even a Bavarian man. Listen in for an informative and distracted tale.