Episode 123 – Den of Sin
‘The Fleshpots of Asia’ was a stereotype held for many years. The roots of that phrase and that stereotype come
A Podcast About the Real Men & Women Behind the Golden Age of Piracy
‘The Fleshpots of Asia’ was a stereotype held for many years. The roots of that phrase and that stereotype come
We get to meet the crew of a pirate ship. Not just the Captain and Quartermaster, but the real pirates.
We’re taking our first steps into Southeast Asia through the eyes of Ferdinand Magellan. And the Dread Pirate Roberts. And
This is sort of a time hopping adventure. We’re looking at William Dampier in the East Indies alongside the story
Continue readingEpisode 120 – A Saturnalia of Feasting & Lovemaking
When William Dampier arrived in the East Indies he found a world that had been forever altered by contact with
We’re returning to the tale of William Dampier, Charles Swan, and The crew of Cygnet as they leave the Americas
The French privateers in Nicaragua found themselves at the mercy of – and at peace with – the Spanish army
The Buccaneers in the pacific were at an impasse. The coast of Nicaragua was preparing an army against them, and
1685 would be a reliable date for the end of the Buccaneer era of the Golden Age of Piracy. For
1685 saw the last great, and ultimately failed, piratical raid of the buccaneer era. A multinational armada of pirates sailed