Ever wonder where our big ideas about life and reality actually started? In this episode of The Jeremy Ryan Slate Show, we go back to ancient Greece, where thinkers like Heraclitus and Parmenides debated what’s truly real, and how Plato pulled their ideas together to shape the way we still think today. Tune in now — link in bio! #JeremyRyanSlateShow #ancientphilosophy #plato #GreekWisdom #historypodcast | Jeremy Ryan Slate
0:55
Ever wonder where our big ideas about life and reality actually started? In this episode of The Jeremy Ryan Slate Show, we go back to ancient Greece, where thinkers like Heraclitus and Parmenides debated what’s truly real, and how Plato pulled their ideas together to shape the way we still think today. Tune in now — link in bio! #JeremyRyanSlateShow #ancientphilosophy #plato #GreekWisdom #historypodcast | Jeremy Ryan Slate
175 views6 months ago
FacebookJeremy Ryan Slate
251 AD. An emperor vanishes in a swamp. An army shatters. A plague kills 5,000 a day in Rome. Borders bleed. Gods stay silent. Was this just another crisis—or the first moment Rome realized it might fall? Watch Rome’s near-death year below 👇 | Jeremy Slate
1:36
251 AD. An emperor vanishes in a swamp. An army shatters. A plague kills 5,000 a day in Rome. Borders bleed. Gods stay silent. Was this just another crisis—or the first moment Rome realized it might fall? Watch Rome’s near-death year below 👇 | Jeremy Slate
79 views3 months ago
FacebookJeremy Slate
What if becoming a god wasn’t just myth but strategy? #jeremyryanslate #PowerThroughStory #AncientWisdom
0:44
What if becoming a god wasn’t just myth but strategy? #jeremyryanslate #PowerThroughStory #AncientWisdom
1.1K views10 months ago
TikTokjeremyryanslate
From an empire that once stretched across 2 million square kilometers to a city fighting for survival, Byzantium’s story is both inspiring and tragic. The fall of Constantinople in 1453 wasn’t just about walls and cannons, it was about resilience against impossible odds. Repost or share this if you think history still has lessons for us today! | Jeremy Ryan Slate
1:00
From an empire that once stretched across 2 million square kilometers to a city fighting for survival, Byzantium’s story is both inspiring and tragic. The fall of Constantinople in 1453 wasn’t just about walls and cannons, it was about resilience against impossible odds. Repost or share this if you think history still has lessons for us today! | Jeremy Ryan Slate
8 views7 months ago
FacebookJeremy Ryan Slate
From captive to conqueror. Temujin’s rise to become Genghis Khan is a story of resilience, strategy, and unshakable loyalty. 🎙️ Tune in to the full episode — link in bio! | Jeremy Ryan Slate
0:46
From captive to conqueror. Temujin’s rise to become Genghis Khan is a story of resilience, strategy, and unshakable loyalty. 🎙️ Tune in to the full episode — link in bio! | Jeremy Ryan Slate
30 views7 months ago
FacebookJeremy Ryan Slate
I’ve been hosting Athenaeums podcast since last year. We truly are saving western culture
0:30
I’ve been hosting Athenaeums podcast since last year. We truly are saving western culture
34.9K views3 weeks ago
x.comJeremy Ryan Slate
Ep. 1979: Ancient Rome, Modern Warnings – Jeremy Slate on Propaganda & Power | Take FiVe
Ep. 1979: Ancient Rome, Modern Warnings – Jeremy Slate on Propaganda & Power | Take FiVe
1 views10 months ago
rumble.com
0:47
Rome’s founding story isn’t the fairytale people imagine. Romulus built the city with outcasts, then secured its future through force by taking women from neighboring tribes. What later became a “romantic tradition” actually began as a dark power move at the very start of Rome itself. Follow for more history that challenges the stories we’ve been handed. #romanempire #ancienthistory #historyunfiltered | Jeremy Ryan Slate
1.8K views3 months ago
FacebookJeremy Ryan Slate
9:48
THE AQUANAUTS 1960 Keith Larsen, Jeremy Slate Collision classic diving scene
694 viewsJul 12, 2024
YouTubePREHISTORICTELEVISION1956
0:51
When justice becomes political, freedom is at risk. In this episode of The Jeremy Ryan Slate Show, historian and energy advocate Daniel Turner dives deep into the growing politicization within the Department of Justice and how sacred spaces like the church have become targets of surveillance. 🎧 Tune in now — link in comment! | Jeremy Slate
57 views6 months ago
FacebookJeremy Slate
0:54
When Caesar was assassinated in 44 BC, no one expected his heir to be an 18-year-old with no political or military power. That young man was Gaius Octavius, soon to become Augustus, the first emperor of Rome. Sometimes the most unlikely choices change the course of history forever. If you found this story fascinating, repost or share it with someone who loves history! #romanempire #caesar #podcasthistory | Jeremy Ryan Slate
2.2K views7 months ago
FacebookJeremy Ryan Slate
2:14
King Philip IV owed the Templars a lot of money he couldn't pay. His solution? Declare them Heretics and kill them all on Friday the 13th, 1307. Watch the full video below 👇 | Jeremy Slate
136 views4 months ago
FacebookJeremy Slate
0:29
Three legions marched in. None marched out. In the Teutoburg Forest, betrayal and hubris erased 20,000 Romans in days — and reshaped the Empire. Watch the full video below 👇 | Jeremy Slate
123 views3 months ago
FacebookJeremy Slate
0:37
Septimius Severus: the OG ‘barracks emperor’. Forget politics, this guy ran Rome like a military base, funding it by watering down the money supply. Sound familiar? History really loves to repeat itself. Repost if you think empires (and wallets) deserve better! | Jeremy Ryan Slate
5 views8 months ago
FacebookJeremy Ryan Slate
3:16
Why am I so interested in Rome? I've always said there are two teachers that have had a dramatic effect on my life. In high school, Sharon Zuckerman (she's since passed) taught US History and really challenged my beliefs. She taught me how to defend my beliefs on merit. In college, Dr. Sean Lake inspired me to love the classics. He shows me that it was intriguing , interesting and explains much of our modern worlds. It was through my time spent with Dr. Lake I came to love the Roman Empire. In t
141 views5 months ago
FacebookJeremy Slate
0:52
Constantine didn’t just elevate Christianity — he changed Rome’s economy forever. By reclaiming pagan temples and minting gold coins, he set Rome on a gold standard that lasted centuries, showing that real power isn’t just spiritual… it’s structural. Follow for more history that reveals the unseen levers of power. Reshare if this blew your mind! #romanhistory #constantinethegreat #ancienteconomy | Jeremy Ryan Slate
3.7K views2 months ago
FacebookJeremy Ryan Slate
1:35
The Medici didn't just own Florence, the bought the wheels of power in Renaissance Europe. How they wielded power is no different than what you see today, it's just the levers being pulled that has changed. Watch the full video 👇 | Jeremy Ryan Slate
272 views3 months ago
FacebookJeremy Ryan Slate
0:53
Nero thought he found a quick fix, stretch the silver, print a few extra coins, and keep Rome running. 🪙 Sure, the palace sparkled and the crowds cheered… but that “easy solution” became a cycle every emperor after him couldn’t resist. Crazy how one shortcut can shape an entire empire. Repost this or follow for more eye-opening history stories! #historyrewind #ancientromeinsights #learnsomethingnew | Jeremy Ryan Slate
593 views5 months ago
FacebookJeremy Ryan Slate
0:35
When Rome was under pressure, it looked for someone to blame. After the fire of 64 AD, Nero pointed at the Christians. During later crises, other emperors did the same. Over and over, persecution followed instability. History shows this pattern clearly: when power feels threatened, it finds a scapegoat. Follow for more history that explains how empires really operate. #romanempire #historylessons #powerandpolitics | Jeremy Ryan Slate
617 views3 months ago
FacebookJeremy Ryan Slate
0:58
Constantine wasn’t loved for religion… he was loved for money. By minting gold coins every year and reclaiming wealth from temples, he put the Eastern Empire on a gold standard that lasted 700 years! That’s stability you can’t ignore. Follow for more history breakdowns and react if you didn’t know this! #constantine #byzantineempire #ancienthistory | Jeremy Ryan Slate
8.3K views3 months ago
FacebookJeremy Ryan Slate
0:57
Augustus didn’t just rule Rome, he built the Empire’s first monetary system! Gold, silver, bronze… each with its purpose, from paying soldiers to trading across the Empire. But when funds ran low, the Empire had to get creative with its money. Follow for more history breakdowns and react if this blew your mind! #ancientrome #historyexplained #empireeconomy | Jeremy Ryan Slate
12.7K views3 months ago
FacebookJeremy Ryan Slate
0:50
I’m joined by historian and Gone Medieval host Matt Lewis as we dive into Richard’s brutal childhood, going from a dispossessed prisoner to second in line to the throne before he even turned ten. History isn’t just dates… it’s survival. Link in bio for the full story. #medievalhistory #warsoftheroses #historyreels | Jeremy Ryan Slate
135 views5 months ago
FacebookJeremy Ryan Slate
1:12
Add these drum bus settings from @jeremy.dunemix to your next session if you’re after an impactful sound full of punch, character, and depth. This approach doesn’t just make your drums sit nicely, it helps them drive the song.�Using Virtual Mix Rack for tonal shaping and glue, then finishing with Heatwave for that added saturation and energy. Save this post so it’s ready when you’re working on your next mix. | Slate Digital
575 viewsApr 22, 2025
FacebookSlate Digital
2:15
Slate Countertops Buyer's Guide | Countertop Specialty
Mar 17, 2018
countertopspecialty.com
2:06:43
Jeremy Slate - 3 Things That Happened in 1913 That Changed the World | SRS #281
772.9K views2 months ago
YouTubeShawn Ryan Show
5:09
Jeremy Slate - Interview part 1 of 4
23.7K viewsFeb 11, 2007
YouTubedvbetty
33:29
How to Create Your Own Life Grant Cardone & Jeremy Slate
34.1K viewsSep 14, 2016
YouTubeGrant Cardone
24:31
One Step Beyond s2e26 The Explorer, Jeremy Slate, Bert Convy, Colorized, Supernatural, Full Episode
312 viewsFeb 15, 2023
YouTubeColorization
1:00:43
#34 - Jeremy Ryan Slate
1.3K viewsMay 9, 2024
YouTubeIan Crossland
5:50
Jeremy Slate - Interview part 3 of 4
2.2K viewsFeb 11, 2007
YouTubedvbetty
See more