Episode 4 is titled:
“Save Me a Seat at the Triumph, and Let’s Throw a Cabbage at the Gaul.”
This relief is on the Arch of Titus: obviously spoils from the sack of Jerusalem.
In this episode we will explore the Roman Triumph. The podcast starts with a reading of Steven Saylor’s book The Triumph of Caesar, then looks into the modern equivalents of this ancient ritual. Mr. Saylor interviewed on the show talks about the religious implications of the triumph, the Romans, and various books and histories that influenced his writing and career.
Rob Cain has traveled extensively through Europe, Italy, and Egypt. He was formerly on active duty with the United States Army. He is a fan of history, and enjoys reading books on the history of Rome. He currently has a podcast presentation on itunes and hipcast. The blog is for the free and open discussion of Ancient Rome based on Mr. Cain's observations noted in his podcast. Most episodes start out with an original dramatic narration written by Mr. Cain. In the podcasts he will include his own unique commentary, and interviews with subject matter experts. Comments are welcome and will be highlighted on the show. 
