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Clear and Present Danger podcast – episode 2: Liberty or license?
Rome was the most powerful empire in antiquity. But were the Romans free to speak truth to power?
Did history’s first successful Women’s March take place in Rome? And who came out on top when the words of Cicero clashed with the ambition of Caesar and armies of Octavian?
Why did historians and astrologers become endangered species when the republic became an empire? Find out in episode 2 of Clear and Present Danger: A History of Free Speech.
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