Hello everyone, this is an update on the podcast schedule for June 2023.

I've got just one more end of the century episode to produce.

It's the one I keep going on about but never get to.

A look at the real loss and suffering felt by Romans when their city is sacked.

That may take me a few more weeks to produce because I'm moving house, which is very disruptive.

As you can imagine.

But once that's done, I will move on to creating a couple of episodes for patrons only.

And then it will be back to the narrative.

Now I'm going to continue with the approach I used for our last chunk of narrative.

So the feed will go silent for a few months and then the episodes will come out weekly

so that the story doesn't get interrupted.

Now I have some exciting interviews planned so that the feed won't literally be silent for that long,

including another conversation with Anthony Codeles when his new book comes out.

So there should still be good stuff for you to enjoy in the meantime.

But I am thankful for your support and understanding about how long it takes

to go into detail on a period of narrative and that the more I read the better I think the podcast gets.

And that all takes a long time to research and record and produce and then release to you

sometime later in the year.

So thank you all for your support.

And if you would like some bonus content or to join one of our Zoom calls,

then do sign up at patreon.com forward slash history of Byzantium.

The first set of Zoom calls went really well.

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