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Who What & When Samuel Skokan
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Who What & When is your guide to historical events and the lives of historical figures. Some you may know, and others you may get to know. In this podcast I will cover topics ranging from Ancient Greece, Rome Tokugawa Japan, American History, and everything else. My love for researching history and finding ways to share it with people runs deep. So join me every month for a new episode and a new glimpse into an old world. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/samuel-skokan/support
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Philip II of Macedonia: Part 3
Topics Covered: Hoplite Warfare, Siege Warfare, Cavalry Combat, Philip in Thessaly and Thrace.
In this episode we follow Philip from 357 BC and securing his own borderlands to 346 BC. The first half of his reign is filled with military and political success on the back of an incredibly well trained army and a great and innovative siege corps. This episode covers ancient siege warfare and the Macedonian War Machine as well as Philip's political machinations across Greece. This is the first half of his reign and it is highly eventful. Enjoy.
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Philip II of Macedonia: Part 2
In this episode I examine the life of Philip II as a hostage in the Greek city of Thebes, his military innovations in his new army and finally the first year of Philip's Kingship in Macedonia.
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Philip II of Macedonia: Part 1
In this episode I dive into the History of kingship in Macedonia throughout the late 5th and early 4th century up to the time of Philip II of Macedonia in 359 BCE providing necessary background for the multi part series on the Life of Philip of Macedonia. This story is one that is less told than that of his son, Alexander the Great. Philip, however, through my research appears to be as interesting if not more interesting than his son for his life and accomplishments. This is the beginning of a very unlikely King becoming master of all of Greece and the building up of a militarily irrelevant state to the preeminent power of Ancient Greece.
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